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I've tried a number of Jump Packs. (imports, cloans, SLA, cheap, expensive etc etc etc) They have ALL failed the tests unfortunately. - especially the most basic one, "Will it jump start a Flat T6" stick with a known brand that is tried and tested and dont waist your money like i did...

The missus isn't so keen on the kitchen furniture / layout of our new van. I've seen the Flat-pack DIY offerings from Evomotion which are heaps better, but are there any other suppliers I could be looking at? I'm fairly handy and feel quite confident I could swap it all out myself... (famous...

Yup...every days a school day ! Spotted this thread after purchase! Im going NOCO...perfect, Black Friday too but its Thursday lol! :thumbsup:

My van stood most of winter and battery was completely flat, had to use key to open doors. Started with power pack with no issues from the ghost so don't think a flat battery would have contributed.

Good point, I’m thinking the bottle jack won’t go up high enough when the tyre is flat. Or the jack will be to high to go under the van when the tyre is flat.

https://www.mobilesolarchargers.co.uk/shop/details/overland-waterproof-car-jump-starter These folks are worth checking out - their starter packs are well reviewed. We bought one for my mother in law who drives her car infrequently and sometimes finds the battery has gone flat. This means she...

Built and fitted by Exploria.

The rack comes flat packed and you insert that bar yourself. It has latches so you can fold flat to achieve the dimensions detailed above.

That’s as flat as it gets in Cornwall, hills are good as they keep you fit.

Minehead c&cc site pretty much empty now all the families have packed up. Been very nice a peaceful though even when full. Nice site with great views and walk into town. Nightmare finding a flat pitch though.

Have you thought about selling as a flat-pack kit?

...to nab the plyguys idea and put some bungies across the opening to hold stuff in or something similar. Overall. Marginally more than the flat pack options I looked at and not as much as the plyguys but with the benefit of bespoking on top. I did speak to the plyguys and there was no option to...

The inserts can be removed in required and can post flat pack

@AJCConversions Although a LWB, this is what it would look like mid install: And after final fitting of worktop, sink / gas rings and everything else that makes a camper, a camper, it will look like: Been installed in my Bus for over 3. 1/2 years now, with many a family camping trip...

Further to my last post (#10,767), we got an early(ish) start and did a longer than usual run (for us anyway) covering the 630 Km from Aosta to near Ancona yesterday and am now camped at Camping Bellamare in Porto Recanati. We've been here before so knew what to expect in terms of the site but...

We ha We had Outwell kitchen cupboards when we tented, easy to use and packed flat, they may do a wardrobe.

That doesn’t look like a C rated tyre. Unless you drive around a velodrome IMO anything other than C rated is asking for problems.

...was stable with some weight in it. You could also get extended sides/front/tailgate to increase the depth by the same amount again. Halfords had them on display to take a look at and it came flat packed :thumbsup: Overall Length 2.23m 7’3” Overall Width 1.39m 4’6” Overall Height 0.88m...

Those do look good, look like essentially rigid panels with a neat frame and case? - Yep Do you find the PWM controller good enough for basic charging? - Yep, but i swapped out to a Victron for the monitoring ( used mc4/anderson quick disconects) I'd probably get an MC4 extension cable so the...

I have a couple of Solar questions which I hope the forum can help me answer. @Dellmassive is the 'suitcase' ok to leave out if it rains? Do you pack it away if you are not in the van, incase anyone steals it? I'm wondering about leaving it hooked up, laid flat on the roof of the van, when we...