G'day Jake,

If you are travelling along rough corrugations or bumpy dirt tracks, the roof bars or the tent may bend or flex. Platform racks or a base would be the best but it's still fine to use 2 x roof racks.

Otherwise, if you are on smooth roads and the rails are spaced well apart you shouldn't have any issues if strapped down properly.

G'day Kim,

The eyelets on the Oztent RV Range are compatible with spigots up to 8mm in diameter. I have just tested the Supa Peg and Supex Tent pole spigots instore with the RV-3 tent and they are 8mm and are a perfect fit. If the spigots you get are 8mm or less in diameter you shouldn't need to change the eyelets. If you were to change the eyelets that shouldn't affect the warranty, unless changing the eyelets causes something else to get damaged it wouldn't be covered under warranty.

G'day Rehana,

You'll be able to fit it in but head to foot will run across the doorway, and due to the rear wall tapering down, the mattress will be right up the front close to the door.
It's not an ideal option if you need functional floorspace inside the tent.
If you're utilising the awning space with walls, etc and can use outside space instead, you could be ok.

G'day Brooke,

You should be able to fit them in with around 10cm to spare between the foot and the back wall.
Width wise, the RV-3 Plus is 240cm & you're stretchers will only take up about 180cm of that.

Hope that helps!

G'day Alex,

It has power strip tabs on the bottom front left of the tent where you can run a power cord up the side or attach something else. You could also connect a light to the frame or hook something on the loops of the tent, but there isn't a light hook in the middle of the tent as there is a big skylight opening. 

G'day Brett,

They used to include this but now the Rain Cover no longer comes with the tent.

There is the separately available Oztent RV Pro Travel Case which is another heavy-duty cover for your Oztent and this has a Rain Cover included. 

G'day Dre,

The Oztent RS-1S Stretcher would fit in horizontally in the RV-3, if you see the features video of this tent at 10:30 minutes you will see where Ben puts one of these in the tent. You would be able to fit one in comfortably with some space but 2 may not squeeze in.

G'day Michelle,

As far as I'm aware you can connect an RV tent to the Foxwing with an awning connector, but bare in mind that the foxwing is designed to match up with RV5 and old RV5 tagalong tents, so the RV3 will be around 30cm short from matching up with the full side.

G'day Faz,

According to Oztent, the original RV and RV Plus range are compatible with joining together.
You will need an awning connector though, and the zip orientations will be opposed.  The only two tents you can join without are connecter are the Rv/Rv Plus tents with the discontinued Oztent Tagalongs.

G'day Carly,

Yep, you absolutely need the awning connector.  If you are facing two tents together, the zips will be oriented to opposing sides, so they won't connect.
There's no RV-4 Plus in the range, just the standard RV-4.
Hope that helps.

G'day Faz,

There is no need to season the Oztent before the first use.

G'day Matt,

Unfortunately not, we've had a bit of a play around with this and the absolute smallest we could get is 201cm, due to the solid tent frame.
I'm not confident recommending you give it a go, unless you can find somewhere local that stocks them and try it out in real life.

G'day Matt,

The sky roof covers up like any other window with regards to weather protection.  There shouldn't be any issues with this if your tent is pegged out well with correct tensioning.  Sometimes heavy rain and wind can cause movement on guy ropes which can effect the tenison, so we recommend having a few tracer springs to add to your setup in bad weather.
If you're experiencing occasional showers or light showers, you should be fine, but if it's absolutely bucketing down or raining for longer periods a fly would be recommended.  The fly also doubles up to help reduce any potential for condensation, which is not uncommon in single skin tents, so its a good investment overall.
Hope that helps!

G'day Kj,

No, they're not.  If you have the RV-3 Plus, you'll need the specific Plus Side Panels.

G'day Wayne,

The RV-3 Plus Canvas Tent doesn't have blackout technology. At this point in time, none of the canvas tents in the range have blackout technology. The main options we have with blackout technology are the Coleman Instant Up Darkroom Tents, and the Oztrail Fast Frame Lumos Tents - both of these tent series are polyester tents with an internal coating.

G'day Luke,

You can purchase the RV Pro Case separately, however, the rain cover isn't available as a separate item.

G'day Graham,

Unfortunately not, there is no option for a zip in floor with the RV3 or RV3 Plus Tent. The RX-4 and RX-5 models are the only ones that come with a zip in floor, the floor is supplied with the tent and is only compatible with the RX tents. 

G'day Jane,

You won't be able to see the stars if you're using the tent with the fly on. The Skymesh is really designed for use in good weather (think summer nights) or situations where you won't need the fly. The fly is designed to reduce condensation in very cold conditions, so you probably won't be stargazing on a night like that!