In message <gjb799+b63n@...>, johninstrall <johninstrall@...> writes I've dealt with Truma direct and found their technical people very helpful - they also will undertake the work

Only one suggestion - air intake! I have a Truma diesel space heater which once stopped working due to the air intake in the cupboard being blocked by a cereal packet! I also have a Truma gas boiler -

When they act up, they do it in spades, John. And while many gas people will claim to know it all, I found them generally incompetent. Some work on the theory that replacing everything expensive will

Hi We have a Truma boiler fitted in a Rapido 992 which has only worked intermittently since new, It was purchased in France, But taken to Brownhills (Canterbury) Twice where a new PCB was fitted first

++++++++++ Hi Derek Bluetooth gps would be ideal, specially if you have a luton or need an extra aerial for your gps. The best ones were using SiRF Star III when I bought my latest one about 12 to 18

+++++++++++++++++++++ The only practical advice I would give is to buy some "camping-mat"(closed cell foam) and put that beneath your mattress and also some cut off pieces to fix to the walls at the

I leave my Truma running on '1' in truly frosty weather and the inside keeps to a steady 11.5ºC. When just chilly I leave water on 'V Hot'. I have been lucky this week as there has just been enough

<SKCHANDLER4@...> wrote: this I leave Further to my comments a few minutes ago, I have just remembered that I posted about Camper Stop Costa Blanca last year - see Post # 90293. From that u will note

leave the van and return on a night. Its not a campsite but u may wish to have a look at Camper Park Costa Blanca. It's a privately run aire about 8kms NE of Benidorm with good electricity

Hi. We experienced a similar problem once. Our first night out, 18 years ago, was in a blizzard at -4. We suffered major condensation. Since that day we have never had a problem, even at temperatures

Hi Derek And I also see that you asked me about selling you my GPSlim Bluetooth. The holidays here have been a bit busy. Margaret came down with that vomiting flu thing on Christmas day, and now

I get this sometimes, and also in cupboards. I simply open a couple of windows to air off then put the heating on, and for a while keep cupboard doors open. I've not ever heard of a solution so I just

Some British manufacturers do build some of their vans to the top standard eg I think the more expensive Swifts are - I can't actually tell from their web site. It is just a matter of checking that

Silly me - its a Hymer - the clue was in the subject. Peter S Subject: Re: [MH-list] HELP PLEASE - BIG PROBLEM WITH CONDENSATION IN LUTON ON HYMER CAMP SWING

I've known about this for some time but, with only casual looking, I've not seen any manufacturers/converters who give their vehicles a 'certificate' in their promotional material. Is the only

I used to use one of these (or rather an earlier version of this) http://www.amazon.co.uk/Socket-Bluetooth-GPS-Receiver/dp/B00008W5X5 with my Ipaq. Never had any problems. Unfortunately now

I think that the problem is not the electric but more likely the insulation in the van. If you do not keep the fabric of the van warm all the time condensation will form on any cold surface from

Hi All Just experienced a strange problem with our GPS (TT5 running on a HP IPAQ 4700 with a Haicom CF slot-in receiver) and wondered if anyone else has had similar and/or knows the

Here is a problem closer to home than those warmer climates. I went to Devizes for Christmas and as I was on a Camping and Caravan site, purchased a fan heater and used it to conserve my gas bottle. I

Hi Graham I know what you mean. After just a week on a narrowboat 30mph felt like flying to us. Welcome to the list. I'm sure, like us, you'll find it a tremendous source of information, support