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I think that unless you live right out in the country with easy access or in a vast manor with plenty of land to park it on your niebours would be a little bit p**t off living next door. Phil

Tinny yes Darcar, but its a question of how much tin is left after 10 years with other vehicles :p. Phil

Which is why 95% of professional conversions are Sevel, the Sevel van over the years has been designed with conversion in mind too. Phil

Very " Lets all go on a summer holiday" Lol.

Morning Misterg, I think a lot of the lads & lasses lost their way in the ether when diy closed down, but we all seem to be landing here slowly (y). Phil

Morning Phil, been a bit lazy over the Chrizzy period :giggle:. In all honesty I dont think there is anything I would change other than having opening rear door windows, but at the time it was being built nobody would sell the rear door window kits to the general public, they would only supply...

Morning Ken, he's got on very well at the furniture stage, but unfortunately due to work load and new daughter he has had to cease work on it for a while, though he does sleep in it on his four day shift at the airfield. He and his family are up here at the mo, as sods law the clutch has gone on...

She was built over 3 years ago, has done just on 12,000 miles mainly on the continent.

Grand kids woke us all at 5 this morning to inform us that Santa had been o_O :p. Phil

Typo, and can't find out how to edit it, can edit the msg but not the thread title.:rolleyes:. Phil

A very merry Christmas and a productive New Year to you all. Phil ( squiffy) Should be Christmas, will have to find out how to edit the thread title in the New Year 😋

Phil that wasn't written by the National tyre council was it by any chance 🤣. In the passed I've had tyres that are ten years old and not shown or had any derogatory situations, though I do agree that after ten years its time to change the van and let others worry about degradation of the tyres...

While your away, dont forget your on holiday to enjoy yourself wildebus, standing around whatching dials and oscilloscopes to make sure you dont run out of make me happy and comfortable juice is obviously an inventors bain. But go for it!! Anyway(y)

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A well deserved bollocking 😊. Your right I should read the whole thread, can't help feeling though that if it was financially viable as you say cheaper than conventional, then many others would be doing it, but for the life of me I have yet to see any adverts that proliferate this sort of...

Wildebus, I have great respect for your write up in what your doing and the explanations are very good, but in all honesty the proof is in the pudding as they say, as I have previously stated I have not read the whole thread, but have you used this setup in real anger or is it only really viable...

Very interesting

Are you using your induction hob on an inverter then wildebus or can you only use it on shore power. Have to admit I hav'nt read the whole thread :confused:, Phil.

I recently saw a van commercially built that everything was run on 12volt DC, heating, water heating and cooking. I think it was Bosh but can't really remember, what I do remember was it had highly specialised batteries that cost about £4000, let alone the cost of the equipment they ran, all...

Hiya ken, Great to be back 😁