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Get the drills out lads, free heat.

I remember getting a lecy blankie when a lad back in our old house with no heating, slipped off to bed early to try and return my ar-e from blue back to pink, total life saver.:)

Idiot built mine.:unsure:

Never mind the voice, you should have heard some of the words I used when building mine.:eek:

Builder sounds like a workies van, and Camper Constructor sounds professional to me if available.:)

Tell alexa nout, bin the spyware.:eek:

Camper constructor would be best as it neither van bus truck, but happy as is, just think it requires more plugging on the net, sometimes sites are not easy found.

Bears are a bit thick, but normly around the middle, would help if you told us the wattage of the blanket.:unsure:

Same in my van, remember you must fit regulation under plates with high tensile bolts if a tin floor, wood they dont test, but do fit outriggers for safety, mine go around the heavy chassis, as for the swivel, I used ford ones and cut the excess mounts of and rebuilt them with a locking grove...

A switch and 200ah relay so if I forgot to switch h lights off or something daft I can link hab batts to starter bat to fire the donky up, I also use this to connect all up to the alternator when driving bypassing the old factory split diode sys which was cr-p.

No grounding if through a rcd unit.

Correct way to wire battery if possable.

No requirement for a fuse after the regulator or the switch before it, no charging for starter battery< i would use votronic with a 1 amp bleed, no mains charger or outside plug which should have a reverse flow switch.

No i had 3 old caravans which i stripped one out, they work well, dont waste money on expensive stuff.

Mine is motorcaravan on the log book so no bother weith AIB, agreed value.

In truth all tanks over a certain size should be baffled.

Nothing shows only numbers and strange masonic sines. 😂

I used the friction with a power spring ones from a caravan and they worked well.

You need a decent engine in a scooter to keep up these days.

If the seats are from a bus or other with fitted belts then all required is the spreader plates under the floor bolted down with high tensile bolts nuts and washers, I built boxes and mounted seats on them, six seats in all, and front 4 swing around and lock, handy to watch TV on the bog wall.