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I had gas lights in my first van!!

Thanks Jeff, looking forward to going.

Andrew, don't go at the moment, there's a gunman on the loose!

JohnM, connect a voltmeter across your battery and operate the mover, and see what the voltage drops to. This may tell you that the voltage is too low to operate the mover and the battery is not charged or you have a fault with the mover causing the voltage to collapse. Take a note of the...

Yes Neil I saw them, as I remember they were still spending more than they earned. They don't need advice they need a slap!!

Not now, the EU sorted that!!!

People in boats always wave.... mind you, they are on the waves!!

Just seen it again, from horizon to horizon, great.

To Philspadders.... It's a wonder you didn't have the van wheels nicked stopping for a few seconds in Grimsby. I should know, I was born there.

Hi, I think 5W would be a bit small, don't forget it's 5w on a sunny day, not behind a possible dirty rooflight in winter when you only have a few hours of daylight and the panel won't be looking at the sun directly. I think I would go for at least double or treble that size. See what others...

Hi Guys, I've booked a few days at the above CC site, any comments on the site and area would be appreciated.

Hi Guy, take things easy, plan ahead, make sure you have have all the relevent documents, phone numbers for emergency, credit card numbers, copies of passports etc. Most important, Don't forget the bottle opener :-)

I suspect, you don't need a 12v battery, but you do need the 240v/12v battery charger, which would supply 12v whether you had a battery or not. Check the output and ensure you are getting 12volts DC at the battery terminals. Is the rest of the 12v system working, pump, lights etc?

Just seen it pass over, very clear and bright.Amazing sight.

I'll let you know I'm going next week.