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Got the CPA6 from hamilton gas products in an outside cupboard with chimney. Works perfect, I'd recommend them for anyone. Also have the redring 6L electric and even though I have 600ah of lithium batteries, 1000w solar and live in Portugal I still use the gas heater as it uses such little gas...

Me too, but I've found those temperature sensors aren't very reliable and completely break so carry a spare.

Those Paloma's were in motorhomes all through the 80's and 90's. I had that exact one in my 1988 Talbot.

I paid around £25 a meter from my 90mm, thought it was a bit pricey at the time!

Ideal stripmaster's are the best wire stripping tools I've used. I got a used pair probably from the 60's or 70's on ebay for cheap...

Thanks. They're actually local to me too :)

Anyone know the best way of blanking off the other side of a manifold? It's a 2 way manifold, so I don't know why they don't provide some sort of blanking nut. I bought an 8mm end cap but that means I need to have a copper pipe coming from the joint to blank off, surely there's a better way?

The inventor fridge I have (on your recommendation) is a N-ST. It's been running solid for 10 months in Portugal, at times my van has been up to 38 degrees when all the doors are shut and I'm elsewhere. Works perfect, however, I needed to put a temperature controlled fan (120mm) blowing on the...

If you're as serious as the original posts suggests then just get both.

They're a Wydale reseller http://www.wydaleplastics.co.uk/ I have a 175L tank for them with no baffles. I get no issues with water sloshing around, you don't need to worry about baffles until 250L+. It holds water and doesn't leak, what more do you need from a tank.

Top tip, pull your seat belts out and spray them with that silicone spray. Silky smooth operation once more.

Good to know, where from?

Ah very good. I’m in PT now too! I broke it because I’m an idiot that didn’t understand how to plumb and learnt the hard way, I ended up destroying the connector as I didn’t realise there’s not push fit connectors to connect it up, only compression, anger ensued and its fate was sealed.

I had push fit pipe and you use inserts on every end. Can’t recall if you can mount horizontal, I think not. You can’t actually buy that water heater from amazon now anyway, screwfix sell a 1500w 6L water heater by redring which I’d recommend, it’s the one I use now as I broke the Junkers one...

I used this for my 15mm pipe https://www.screwfix.com/p/pegler-px41-brass-compression-adapting-female-coupler-15mm-x/5725g

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Triton-185823-Kreg-Jig-R3-jig-jn/232602113103?hash=item36282a944f:g:55AAAOSwW99fMl~4 £25.41 for the proper Kreg jig here with code PACKUP15

It comes with everything you need. I'm guessing your other one didn't. The only issue is sometimes that long bit is too long for tight spaces, but you can work with it, there is a shorter one available but I haven't been forced to buy it.

This is the one I have, good price too. https://www.ffx.co.uk/tools/product/Kreg-R3-Int-0647096807290-Jig-R3-Pocket-Hole-System and £5.40 for 100 screws, https://www.ffx.co.uk/tools/product/Kreg-Sml-C125-100-Eur-647096807429-Pocket-Screws-32Mm-1-1-4In-8-Coarse-Washer-Head-100Pk

Don't be tight, buy the proper stuff and you won't have problems. Whatever drill is supplied with that cheap arse kit it looks junk, the holes with the kreg drill are spot on every time.

Found the inventor fridge on ebay for 89.99 as a rebranded cookology. It has slight differences, such as a T rating which is better, but it's clearly the same brand. Here's the 2 for comparison...