Quote from: Bird on May 08, 2026, 10:55:57 AMIS it a boat?
Is it a van?
or is it Ai manure?

They have been around for probably 15-20yrs I think that I saw the first type of these. 

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Looks good but 10.3m long on it's trailer! That'd be fun to reverse into a site, or park at the shops!

& only 2 x 30hp outboards, so you're definitely not going fast on the water.

Quote from: Bird on May 08, 2026, 04:51:56 PMMooroolbark station this morning..

How did they make it all the way to the presumed exit

Apple AirTags notify that a tag is following you after 20 minutes, so is useless for tracking a stolen vehicle
Magtag same technology as apple tag gives you 24 hours before notification to thieves phones (unless the thief has travelled with the vehicle before, then it's still only 20 minutes.
Both of these track through the apple network and wifi, so no good in remote locations.
GPS enabled tracking devices require a sim card to communicate location and need regular battery changes or charge.
Witi is slightly different as it also Intergrated with the braking system to engage the brake to prevent the theft, as well as tracking, it also has a sim card for communication.


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That didn't work.The camper was a Stirling GT or LX model Known for there distinctive Grey & black colour scheme with white/silver horizontal decal lines
Make: Ezytrail
Model Series Stirling
Type: forward folding
There wacreportedly a recall for certain Ezytrail Stirling models related to similar chassis failure scenarios
source Google

It's real, I looked at a couple of them for sale. A bit too much boat and not enough comfort for the money though.


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Mooroolbark station this morning..

Good day for a snow run to Woods Point

And no brand marking on the sides     maybe hit a big bump with a big speed, or packed all their fishing sinkers right at the back of the trailer 

Good idea, just too small