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  • in reply to: Stealth Fridge Venting #116343
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    vent
    just a tip make sure your floor vent does not allow water (road spray ) or deep water into the van it would make a hell of a mess !

    in reply to: Stealth Fridge Venting #116345
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    vent
    just a tip make sure your floor vent does not allow water (road spray ) or deep water into the van it would make a hell of a mess !

    in reply to: condensation on the windows #116179
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    window blinds
    i’ve made my window blinds with foil bubble wrap ( wickes ) , eyelet kit ,window suckers and split rings all off ebay, these work amazingly well can be made to fit any size and shape of window roll up and store easily in a cupboard and they work but best of all they’re CHEAP . make a template from lining paper or wall paper, if the bubble wrap isn’t wide enough just join it using high temp spray adhesive ( don’t use carpet glue it melts in hot weather.

    in reply to: condensation on the windows #116181
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    window blinds
    i’ve made my window blinds with foil bubble wrap ( wickes ) , eyelet kit ,window suckers and split rings all off ebay, these work amazingly well can be made to fit any size and shape of window roll up and store easily in a cupboard and they work but best of all they’re CHEAP . make a template from lining paper or wall paper, if the bubble wrap isn’t wide enough just join it using high temp spray adhesive ( don’t use carpet glue it melts in hot weather.

    in reply to: advice pease #116547
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    electrics
    you should NOT use houshold mains wireing cable for wireing a camper or caravan, the cores in grey house cable are single core and are not flexible , the vibration and movement in a van or camper cause these cores to fracture which causes a hot spot and possible fire risk, also any screw connectors in contact with single core tend to work loose with vibration again causing potential failure and fire risk. you SHOULD use arctic cable this is supple and each core is multi strand it comes in two colours blue or yellow. if its any help i purchased mine from Forest Electrical in mansfield which i fount to be cheaper than ebay and also local to me , i think they do mail order and they are in the phone book.

    in reply to: advice pease #116549
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    electrics
    you should NOT use houshold mains wireing cable for wireing a camper or caravan, the cores in grey house cable are single core and are not flexible , the vibration and movement in a van or camper cause these cores to fracture which causes a hot spot and possible fire risk, also any screw connectors in contact with single core tend to work loose with vibration again causing potential failure and fire risk. you SHOULD use arctic cable this is supple and each core is multi strand it comes in two colours blue or yellow. if its any help i purchased mine from Forest Electrical in mansfield which i fount to be cheaper than ebay and also local to me , i think they do mail order and they are in the phone book.

    in reply to: inverters #116643
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    thanks for that darren ill let you know which road i end up travelling and if i find any info about true sine/ mod sine ill update on here so others can benefit thanks tim

    in reply to: inverters #116641
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    thanks for that darren ill let you know which road i end up travelling and if i find any info about true sine/ mod sine ill update on here so others can benefit thanks tim

    in reply to: inverters #116627
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    inverter
    Hi Darren thanks for that , do you use an inverter if so have you gone for true or modified sine wave and what sort of things have you found you use most ? Thanks tim

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    inverter
    Hi Darren thanks for that , do you use an inverter if so have you gone for true or modified sine wave and what sort of things have you found you use most ? Thanks tim

    in reply to: Staying cool in the heat! #125043
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    cooler
    hi guys check this out on ebay some come with window seals that you fit so it cant rain in lol theyre made for engish summers , but may be of use.item number is 170797717532

    in reply to: Staying cool in the heat! #125038
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    cooler
    hi guys check this out on ebay some come with window seals that you fit so it cant rain in lol theyre made for engish summers , but may be of use.item number is 170797717532

    in reply to: Staying cool in the heat! #125039
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    cooler
    hi guys check this out on ebay some come with window seals that you fit so it cant rain in lol theyre made for engish summers , but may be of use.item number is 170797717532

    in reply to: Staying cool in the heat! #125042
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    cooler
    hi guys check this out on ebay some come with window seals that you fit so it cant rain in lol theyre made for engish summers , but may be of use.item number is 170797717532

    in reply to: solar panels #120381
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    solar panels
    take a look on you tube “fitting solar panels on a campervan ” its very good to watch and is quite simple if you buy a panel , an mppt solar regulator is basicly all you need to install and charge a battery.i chose an mppt regulator over a pwm as they make more efficient use of solar energy. watch the videos on you tube honestly they explain it all in laymens terms.

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