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• #11 Anton talks about his Defender's electrics

  Anton Poplett has to rely on being able to run and charge his equipment when he's deep in the bush. In this day and age, it shouldn't be too difficult, but he's had his fair share of problems along the way. Here are some of the tips and facts Anton refers to during our talk: Remember your power draw in summer will differ from winter. In summer it’s possible the fridges will run for longer hours keeping temperature. In winter, you may use a diesel heater. With my current setup in summer, I will average using 11% - 14% of my battery. In winter, I will use between 8% to 11%. It varies daily according to temperatures, sunrise, and sunset DCDC charger: Ctek 250SE (lithium) and Ctek Smartpass Inverter: Victron 500W inverter. Solar panel: 300Watt (plugs in around 16-18Amps depending on angle towards the sun) Battery: 305Ah lithium with BMS and bluetooth Charging ports: single Distribution box with USB, type c, cigarette light, Anderson plugs with breakers, Wiring: all wiring needs to be adequate for his usage. The gauge for wiring from the Ctek to the auxiliary battery will of course be much thicker than wiring to charge a USB type C. Connecting points (like Anderson plugs): ensure all connecting and joins our firm and cannot rattle loose or cause a disconnection. This will give you false readings. Calculating your power draw requirement. Add all of your devices you would like to use off the auxiliary battery. This includes laptop, lights, drones, Camera equipment, fridges/freezer, and so forth. Calculate as an average and when not driving.  Follow Anton and 4x4outfar on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube ____   This episode is sponsored by SunWare Solar

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• #10 Church House Classics with Richard Hudson

  I think it’s fair to say that my guest today is indirectly connected to the overlanding world … but intimately involved with some of the vehicles we love and rely upon when we're out and about exploring the world. He runs a thriving restoration business, manages a popular YouTube channel and, when he’s not wielding his tools, isn’t impartial to British ale or a gin and tonic. My guest’s name is Richard Hudson … aka Church House Classics, and he’s an expert when it comes to Range Rover Classics, Series Land Rovers, MGBs and Triumph Stags. Unsurprisingly, I first ran into Richard on YouTube. I watched one of his videos and promptly ended up binge-watching the series about Bob - you’re going to have to check out his channel if you want to know more! Needless to say, it was Richard’s authenticity, wisdom and unique sense of humour (including his impersonation of seals) that had me glued to the screen. Some would say his workshop is untidy and his language is colourful—the man calls a spade a spade—but Richard possesses an uncanny skill to take the wizardry and mystery of mechanics and bodywork, and turn them into an entertaining, and compelling video series packed with a wealth of hands-on experience. Oh … Richard was also featured in the January 2025 edition of that equally wonderful magazine Land Rover Monthly. Follow Richard on YouTube and Instagram    This Episode is sponsored by Sunware Solar

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• #9 Central Asia calling with Dr. Kate Leeming

  Dr. Kate Leeming isn’t just an accomplished explorer; she’s also a passionate advocate for sustainability and education. You might know her from her groundbreaking cycling expeditions across some of the toughest terrains on Earth—think Russia, Antarctica, Africa, and of course, Australia. What sets Kate apart though, is her deep commitment to inspire the next generation. She uses her adventures to shine a light on critical environmental issues and to rally for urgent climate action. But there’s more. Kate is also deeply invested in improving prospects for female education, especially in some of the poorest regions of the world. She actively supports initiatives that empower girls through education because she sees it as a vital way to enhance community well-being and promote sustainable development. So, join me as we dive into her incredible stories of exploration, including the ups and downs she’s faced along the way. Plus, we’ll lift the veil on her upcoming expedition into Central Asia, which has the thrilling promise of a world-first geographic discovery. Follow Kate on INSTAGRAM and FACEBOOK Website: Kate Leeming ....... ADVERTISING Check out the 21st century camping oven: HAJKA - the outdoor oven.

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• #8 Preparing to overland with Reece Rheinbach

  Reece Rheinbach joins me again after a fairly long stint in his second home, Mexico. Reece is back in Europe and preparing to embark on an exciting off-road tour all the way around the Iberian Peninsula.  Now, if you listened to our first podcast together, you’ll remember that Reece successfully drove 1.000 miles Offroad in Wales earlier this year. And boy, did he have a few issues along the way.  Well, he’s using that hard earned experience to improve his rig and gear. In theory, Reece should be heading to the ferry about now, but guess what! He’s still in the throes of reassembling the Toyota.   To keep up to date with all that Reece is up to, follow his social media channels: Instagram | YouTube   This episode is brought to you by Kensington Tours. https://kensingtontours.com 

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• #7 "Just went Blaaaah!" with Anton Poplett

  Anton Poplett is a humanitarian and conservationist from South Africa and joins me to share some of his most recent escapades. Follow Anton on social media and visit his website for more information about his projects and how you can help: INSTAGRAM 4x4OUTFAR.COM

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