https://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/ctek-chargers.191870/ What happens when leaving PV cells on roof charging battery at same time as 240V, I've sort of wondered if this is OK so what do we all think? Both charging circuits are protected against back flow by a diode, so the worst that ca...

I’ve had three demountable campers and because we tour and wildcamp it was never worth the effort of demounting. The big plus point of having a demountable is If you already own and use a truck for work. If you had to buy a truck just for the demountable it would make more sense to go for a camperva...

Making the bedspace warmer in the camper, hanging a heavy blanket like a curtain in front of the back doors to reduce draughts, installed a down sleeping bag under the duvet, got a trip down south to visit the rellys. Fitted a rail around the worktop to stop small items from sliding off when going r...

zildjian wrote:I'd hoped to spend some time looking at how to go about making these powered legs work, instead of which I've had the central heating boiler manual out
finding out how to get it warm house up

Rub two legs together and set fire to the manual, voila! Two birds, one carefully aimed granite projectile

Hello neighbour and welcome to the group. I'm a serial self-builder living in Carradale. Pm if you fancy a face to face chat
Kind regards, K33F

Hi Andy and welcome. Watching with interest

Toshbins wrote:It takes up less space if you store it vertically!

It must be hellish rotating it to get it onto the truck, or do you park the truck up a wall and just lower it?

Toshbins wrote:Just finished trolley.

Good brakes on that trolley!

I used to get that warning light on my Supercab Ranger. Best I could figure it related to getting dirty fuel, but it never stopped anything from working.

zildjian wrote:I mean in terms of conducting electricity

I use a batôn for that purpose, it's conventional I know, but you can't be anarchic in everything