Demountable camper group

zildjian wrote:there's a picture somewhere of RR doing just that I'll see if its suitable for broadcast



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/not suitable

Despite my usual Bear Grylls minimalist camping kit, sometime we go a tad overboard.
This place is about 7 miles from home and catering for 20 so I had to up the ante from the the usual two Coleman stoves. And yes, unless its throwing it down we cook outside!

lol

Morocco also uses the camping gaz type cyls but I would recommend you buy a cyl while there as you won't be able to swap them here easily

Local cyls are cheap to buy and cheap to refill as thats what the locals use, no piped gas supplies.

I can highly recommend a gas-it setup , have one in the Iveco , unfortunately the bottle is too big for the demountable, but I might fit a 6kg setup> Gas-it seem to be alot cheaper than gaslow and are very helpfull.

With a pigtail system you could use the gas-it as backup and a local cyl on the pigtail

Rich

GAS GPL installation on my Tischer 260S
Before :


Buy a kit in Tinley Tech (GB) for 262 pounds


First, make a big hole:


Work completed

fittings for the whole world






Claude

That's a very neat installation Claude, I can see you take it very seriously,

trea bon installation

is this your handiwork? (est ce votre oevre ?)

Yes that's my job, I did it last winter
Claude

Very neat work Claude what is your work?
I know you said automotive engineering but is it something relevant

I work now as an automation technician but i have worked for 25 years in several maintenance team in industry.
Claude

Ah, that explains the attention to detail, what else have you made in that lovely big garage of yours?

On my Tischer I added a window on the left of the "capucine" ( where is the bed); i have installed a car radio and now i'm building a bike rack for a tandem bike.