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Which distro were you using,some are for geeks where the more top 5 or so are made for numties like me,lite and mint are top notch distros and very easy to pick up,however if folk have trouble understanding how there tumble dryer switches on then forget it. I have talked to many windows users...

No win stuff works easy on linux,it is doable but why bother as linux has the same under other names doing a much better job. I always tell folk forget win when working linux,remember win spys on every thing you do and reports back to them,so does google where as linux is secure and spyware...

Linux by far out does the rest for most users one you get to grips with the different desk tops,ie lxde gnome mate etc and the fact that it is case sensitive,all easy with a few tips from me and others. Now the good bits,you are in control,no spyware or tracking,simple downloads/updates when you...

This will be the place in time for builders and nitwits like me.;)

Yes way to much dosh,i could have bout one of two here for 5 grand all like new with very low miles because they were over 5 years old and folk here dont want old things nor do dealers.

Cannot see how folk eat without a table,where do the plates ,cups utensils ie eating irons sit,or do your condiments levitate. My table clips on side wall between rear seats with fold down leg and when not being used locks onto toilet outside wall.

Mine works very hard earning his living.

I have wood flooring but stones etc have to be brushed out constant,tried some carpet mats and they shift around a lot. So this may be my next step,rubber penny floor as in service lifts etc.

I used mains flexy cable for 230v sections and proper auto cable for 12v side of van,every thing works as it should and i only made one mistake when i found one set of usb sockets did not work,ten mins tracing back to fuse box found i had connected pos and neg to pos feed spade,quick snip of neg...

The only thing which would bother phil is if the dalecks landed.:giggle:

Thanks and useful to.

Me to phil support you and this site,i try to post each day to help and if pos get the numbers of post up,regards trev.

I would plan the wiring runs first and put all on paper before doing anything,much more easy to correct with a pencil than with a saw.

Yes squiffy prob right about just shutting the site then expecting folks to jump back at the flick of a switch,cannot ever see phil do that.

Thought it would not sit to long.

Same here,bit late but does anyone know whats going on,maybe jim has seen the light ,but i will be staying here as well or maybe instead.

Mine all in £100 but if one bit goes bang then easy to change rather than the whole thing,these things always happen at the wrong time to.

Thanks for posting but expensive me thinks,i have a £26 unit doing the same job for solar and a £40 battery charge set up. I would never put all my eggs in one basket and rather keep things simple and separate.

If it ant leaking leave well alone.

Paint them black,nout wrong with rivets,worked well on spitfire wings and it could dive at almost 500mph,cannot see your van going that fast.(y)