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Most of what you mention has some truth in it Dave, but you have to pay your money and make your choice, let's face it most things that go wrong with the heaters ( Not the installation of them) is either electrical or mechanical failure and in most if not all instances do not end up catching...

My view is that the majority of dangerous cases are caused by people that have no idea about the fitting and installation of items be they 12volt/240v/Diesel or Gas, or what the consequences are of a bodged or inefficient installation. It seems to me that if the write up is correct the reason...

😄 As I said in my original post Phil, I can always use it as a sail. 😆 Phil.

Morning all, it's a typical late autumn day here at Tregegar House Caravan park, raining and not so warm so I thought I'd continue with my post on satellite fitting. Well I've finished the set up and have used it on multiple occasions since I first posted. Below are a few photos as promised...

The trouble with inverters I find is they are by nature 12v power hungry if used to power any AC product much over 3-400w and even if switched on but not supplying 240v they are taking ampage from the battery bank. I had to fit this inverter if I ever want to use Sky Q while not on shore power...

As for fuse rating I've just fitted a 85cm self seeking dish running sky Q And a Scr switch which is 20v running off 230v ac through reducer bricks so have had to finally add an inverter in the system to A) Run the Scr (Single cable operation) and B) Also run the Sky Q box. The inverter is a...

Bit of a mouthful Phil, 😁

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Good for me, doesn't matter what the name is really but if it does promote further interest then go for it. Phil 😁

Well done Pudsey 😁👌. Phil

At only 120w Pudsey if it was me I'd just try it out and see how long the battery lasts as 120w would be the max wattage during use on it's highest setting. Certainly in my view a 300watt inverter would be more than sufficient. The best test is to try it suck it and see. Phil.

Morning all, after our trip down to the South of France recently we lost our satellite signal about half way down, not the end of the world but really annoying as we lost not only Sky, freesat but also the radio stations, luckily we had arranged Smarty sims for our phones before we left so could...

Have to admit Squirrell we went the easy way and payed an installer to fit ours 6kw yes it cost us £8.5k but since Feb when they came on line it has more than halved our leccy bill and we've sold enough back to the grid to more than pay the standing charge, our supplier doesn't except monthly...

As some might be aware I'm touring France at the moment actually in South of France now. Although the gas We set off with is still plenty and will probably last us till we get home, started with about 16ltrs and have only used about a quarter of that in two weeks so far, its absolutely...

I always try to log in every so often Dowel, it's good to keep an ear to the ground 😁.Phil

Sorry Dowel Sorry I'm in Biarritz France at the mo and been on the beach enjoying the waves 😁. You can get various sized tiled edging I use an edge that is just greater than the depth of the stretch carpet, I use evostick contact adhesive to glue it to the metalwork of the doors or where ever...

For having a cup of tea or putting my glasses and phone on etc at night and in the morning, I've made these mods for me and the wife when the day beds are made up to double bed we deploy the shelves then during the day when it's seating we put the shelves into the down positions so that the...

Just looking through some of the builds Phil, I still think you've done a cracking job on Millie 👌👍.Phil

I'd have thought any innovations Dave. Phil

Yes a few. These are Sis in laws van blinds. On mine I just did the back two windows but on my sons we did both rears and he got fed up doing them for his side windows and ended up with swinging blinds when motoring 😆. On the Sis in laws I did both rear doors, both rear sides and both fronts...