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While the info is fantastic and well done that man ,im thinking we better get D trump in to calm the situation just like he is doing with rocket man.:scared:

Im not fussed on external screens just incase one has to move quick,or when sleeping they get nicked,id go for internal one to be honest but to each there own.

Im lucky i have 3 big opening roof widows which vent well,but its the masif big w/sheild which is like a cooker if pointing at the sun,i have now fitted bus pull down screens and a cab curtain which realy helps.

Yep worked out on average i could get about10/12ah so ove a day from about 11am to 5pm 60ah in total from two 100w panels.vely interesting.

So austrailia is out then.

My van in summer is easy 36c so wondering how hard the batterys would get hammered.

Thanks for a well apointed post,but what a ex dell worker requires now is a long HARD DRIVE to clear the head.:lol-053: :wave: But do watch you dont put a DISC out.

Every one has the right of reply wheater good bad or indiferant or even just c-ap like most of my posts.:wave:

The snow seems to be making everyone a bit jumpy.:scared:

The very cheap inverters will not run for long times,but as you say they are only on when required so looks good to me,i missed a as new in box 12v compressor fridge on ebay last week for £270 ,thats life.

Getting it cleared as heading towards retirement,then ill be lost with nothing to do.:scared:

Its comming in maybe next year along with testing tractors,thats about 90% of all in ireland wipped out and about time to,no lights at night never registered and 12 year olds driving them to boot.

You will find they are keeping all the rules.

Problem is all trailers even home made ones have to have eu stamp,unless it is a old one refurbed before the rules came in about 12 years back,any trailers i build of course old ones refurbed,wink wink say no more.

Thanks but expensive.

Its much better to me mad I should know,good luck with build,roadrunner.

You have asked the same on another forum,i think what you are wishing to do is mad and pos beyond your scope,i would try going the most common route without giving your self a brainstorm,have a look at other self build vans as this will give you some ideas.

Using tools & some diy woodworking plus 12v electrics will see you through,good luck.:wave:

Easy peasy cross beds. I did mine with small storage under double floor which gave strength,then kids bunks underneath.

A relay is about £6 a switch £4 seems el cheepo to me,do agree fancy chargers are good but to each there own.