Recent content by neilmac

I would imagine that would depend on the construction of the motorhome. Obviously important not to walk around up there with gritty shoes etc. I usually clean up there barefoot or wearing a clean pair of crocs :woohoo: And best to not stand back and admire your handywork.........

I've been using motorhome specific satnavs from Aguri and TomTom over the last year. Both have at times, or tried to, take us down unsuitable routes bearing in mind the initial input of size and weight of vehicle. To be fair it's not the satnav unit itself that is always at fault, it's more the...

IF you are within the satellite footprint....

No name that I know but the GPS is accurate and will take you straight to it, there may also be signs to the adjacent amusement park. Handy for the A23 - see pic from my website:

41.620151, -0.901661 :)

If a stopover is all you need then this could be just fine (no services though) [video width=425 height=344 type=youtube]Bw6ICGNGh0k[/video]

I just wondered whether the forum owners will be sticking with this Gravatar system and why not just use the conventional upload your own photo method? Gravatar seems an unnecessary inconvenience to users and has already raised privacy issues on this new site. I thought I would go along with...

I've just fitted a 412 in place of the old 112 in my Bel-Air, the only difference is the PSI rating which was 16 and is now 20 (the 16 is no longer available). Direct replacement as far as fitting and works fine

Wider selection available here

We've used one of the Witter bike racks for a while. No problems at all, carries 2 bikes and stays nice and clear of the bodywork.