G'day Barry,

You lose about 45cm of space in an RV4 at the height of a stretcher, so unfortunately the easy fold single stretchers are a bit to tight to fit in either side of the door.
You can with the RV5, or fit the two stretchers into the RV4 perpendicular/across the door.

G'day Dylan,

I think you're bang on the money with the RV-4.  The RV3 will be a touch too small for the three single mattresses with the kids, although you can fit a double/queen mat in one running perpendicular to the door.  The RV5 is that next bit bigger which is unnecessary unless you want more space in the tent itself for bags, etc, or if you're considering adding stretchers to the sleep systems at any stage.
Because they don't do the Tagalong range anymore, you'll need an Awning Connector to join the RV tents together - you can find them here.

G'day Neil,

No, the RV range does not come with a waterproof bag.  The most common & economical solution is to pick up a good quality tarp that you can wrap the tent in for roof rack transport. 

G'day Brian,

For convenience, Oztent has already pre-prepared this tent for immediate use by seam sealing all the seams and tiny holes made by the needle - this means you don't need to 'Season' it prior to use!

G'day Danika,

In the box the RV4 is 213L x 38W x 28H cm, without the box and just in the bag they are 200L x 35W x 15H cm.

G'day Craig,

We've only been selling the Foxwing since series 2 was released so I can't give you an answer with complete accuracy, but I'll have a go! The RV5 is definitely compatible with the Series 2 awning, you'll just need an awning connector to connect the two. It is my understanding you can also connect an RV-4 however it will just be a little narrower than the width of the section you attach it to. I'd suggest giving Oztent a call to just clarify this though.

**Update 15/10/20 - Oztent has verified that yes you can connect a series 1 Foxwing to an RV4 using an awning connector.

G'day Kelly,

I've just checked the Oztrail Easy Fold Queen Stretcher in the RV5 and there was a bit of room to spare so you should be fine to fit one in the RV4. You can pop a self-inflating mat on top of these stretchers for extra insulation and comfort.

G'day Cindy,

I'm sorry to say that I'm not sure I'll be totally helpful with this one having not spent nights in both with similar outside light or temperatures. I would suggest that the light blue canvas of the EPE Speedy 6 would reflect more light and feel a little lighter inside than the Oztent RV4 Canvas Touring Tent. The Oztent also has a thicker canvas, so I would suggest that it would hold temperatures inside it more. When it gets hot, it will probably be hard to get the heat out again but it will probably take a little longer to get hot. 

I hope this gives you a little guidance. 

G'day James, 

Guessing that maybe you did a typo when popping in your height but if you are 6'3", then you'd have no issues whatsoever. If you're 5'3", then it might come down to how high you can reach. As long as your hand can reach 190cm from the ground (the highest point of the Oztent RV4 Canvas Touring Tent), then you'll be fine. 

G'day Mark,

There's no such thing as a silly question! Unfortunately, the Oztent Bunker doesn't fit in the Oztent RV4 Canvas Touring Tent without touching the sides. 

G'day Stacey,

I've just had a quick look at this for you and unfortunately, you won't be able to fit 2 of the Oztrail Easy Fold Single Jumbo Stretchers in the Oztent RV4 Canvas Touring Tent the slant is too great to fit them that way. You can fit one sideways in the tent but not two lengthways. 

G'day Melanie,

Unfortunately, we don't stock Rhino-Rack so I'm unable to answer this question with confidence. Sorry.