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A under slung lpg tank will save a lot of space on a self build.

Normal irish hart attack breakfast.

Love the pink sea worms.:)

How do you cook porridge in a oven. :unsure:

Must be a lot of hungry folk where you are,chinky shut xmas day here open next day to a cue of cars 5 miles long.

A lot of shotblasting required here and there.

There is a lot more to it than filtering,it has to be methanol washed and converted then water washed before taping of for fuel,anyone stuffing raw veg in will bugger the pump seals etc as to thick.

It can be done,thats what my bus cost in total.

Happy new year phil,and yes a triumph of a site once again.

Cooked 40 years of my life at home with a m/wave,so getting used to a gas oven and 2 ring hob will take time,seems like going back to being a cave man. No one that i know bakes or cooks the old way here now,most just call in to yuck lins or jolly fryer here on way home from work,our next door...

Ditch the m/wave and fit a small gas oven from go outdoors. Runs on small cannisters at £1 each,can be refilled.

Same here,im sitting up to catch the bu--er.

Batteries should be charging at 14.4v from alt.

The simple way is fit a 200ah relay bypassing the fuse with a switch so you can connect all the batts together for starting,thats what i have,just remember to knock the switch of when camping as not to drain starter battery.

A lot of power fir this time of year.

There is always some we thing you would have done another way but haho even factory builds dont tick every box,always something to do or change.

Two clubs,a extra string to you bow. :LOL:

Or just buy a ex library low mileage bus and save a big shed full of work.

Thats why i spent 6 mths drawing and reading before one tool was brought into action,only thing i had to change was the el chepo solar regulator,again not as good as this which im fitting because its mppt and charges service and engine start battery,always better to measure twice and cut once as...

Varta /bosch power frame get the best name in batteries for all use,when i worked in a big dealership all batteries came dry and only filled and charged the day before use or sale,this was done in a steel mesh caged room and oly one man at a time allowed in,rubber boots only and no metal objects...