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I think Dave it was Pros and cons, and as presented it is actually the pros and cons, you seem to have put a different conclusion to the post. 🤔 Phil

(1. Variable heat output, automatic blow motor speed adjustment. For better temperature control) That also applies to LPG. So it would seem that the pros of LPG far out wiegh the pros for diesel, but most of all in todays ecologically based society gas is by far the cleaner fuel and the one I...

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I believe its to be 2 windows at least on one side and one at least on the other. Phil.

Never mind lads we're at Pembrey Park in Wales for the week, pity the weather is going to change though 😏. We've been let out in Wales so we are taking full advantage of it 😄 Phil

This has all been very interesting, but it has always been my understanding that the test button on an Rcd will only work if mains is supplied to it without the mains supply the trip coil inside the Rcd will not generate any current that will cause the trip mechanism to function, when mains are...

I think you've all given Robert a head ache 😄. But you're all right of course it's impossible to give a price off the top, especially if a style has not been decided on. Phil

I've fitted them to the last three motorhomes that I have owned, the first one was quite expensive 15 years ago but the last one was as you say cheap as chips, honestly I would not fit any other kind, it's just like you have a rear view mirror and as has been mention reversing up to the trailer...

Very interesting. My son worked for Snap-on in their garage equipment section, and he also told me that all their heavy lift gear and rolling roads were built in China with American quality control officers in factory. When you think that the mass of engineering companies around the world are...

Great site Dave, looks good, I also hope it goes well for you, you definitely try hard to help others and I suspect that we all could do with a boost of good news in the next few months. 😛Phil

They are very fast on delivery Squirrell, I used them alot on my last build, I'd order one evening and they would get it delivered within two days, big stuff like the doors arrived next day. Whether it is still their policy during this pandemic I don't know. Phil

Here is a link to them on Magnums https://magnummotorhomes.co.uk/shop/handles-hinges-catches/hinges/dgn-auto-trail-spring-loaded-hinges/?attribute_pa_sizes=single-hinge Phil.

I'm pretty sure I got them from Magnum motorhomes but it was along time ago now, I do remember I bought the curved locker doors from them. Phil

Draw runners Screwfix, plenty of marine draw handles on the net (Flush fit folding) or push button door/draw catches. Or even use sprung loaded hinges with finger ledge to open and close. My overhead lockers have sprung hinges and I can travel in complete safety of stuff being thrown out just...

Brilliant job, though the van is never finished, I've got one or three jobs to finish off and that was 6 years ago 😄. Phil Love the lights, where did you get those, the finger push ones.

Beauty has always been in the eye of the beholder!!! Personally for practicality and cost you have to go a long way to beat the look and quality of a sietz window. 🧐 Phil

An interesting subject but if global warming is anywhere near correct then there will be a glut of water in the next century as contrary to understanding before the world disintegrates into dust we will apparently be swamped out with water and folk will be building boats and not motorhomes 🤪. Phil

Really find it hard to understand the negative thoughts on Truma, I've had Truma heating for water and space for 20 years and find not only are they economic but work really effectively. Admittedly the new Truma combi 4/6 are much better than the early blown air stand alone and separate water...

Do the lights flicker when you are on hook up Rae, if they do then it must be frequency interference from the heater if they don't then it would point to me to be the battery voltage being comparatively low and the heater pulsing and drawing current, hence lights dimming and brightening in...

We are talking combi boilers I thought, your right the early water heaters (Geyser) did indeed draw air from internal sources. Phil