As a number have raised conccerns about the licencing rules vs medicals & age this link should help someone understand what the Doctor will be

Found this, it might affect a few here in view of recent discussions. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ DVLA TO

This should be added to my previous post. http://www.dvla.gov.uk/drivers/dmed1_files/group2.htm Marty -- The Camper House, sole UK importers of new Autostars & approved used Autostar imports via

http://www.motorcaravanning.co.uk/vehicles/ says:- engine and one via a mains hook-up. In our own ‘van each system charges both batteries but this is not universally true.<< Will the above be true

When you write, "Clamp on", do you mean a tong tester? This is a meter with an opening metal caliper to put round a cable in order to measure the current flowing through it. Take note! It will not

What a busy beeeeee you are Marty!! :0)))))) Buff :0)

these I thought I could hear this strange buzzing in my ears over Oxford this afternoon.....must have been his brain cogs whirling in overdrive!! :-))) Hilary

<musicalbells@y...> wrote: Who also operates with one brain cell if he thinks I'm going to let him get away with that.... Thanks Bob, I think your explanation is more probable, because that is what

wrote: these -------- which meet vehicle So this won't affect the duty I have to pay if my vehicle weighs in at 3,800kgs, this is over 3.5 tonnes, right? So what class is that in and the usual

No, it's the bearings in the turbo about to let go................M.:-) -- The Camper House, sole UK importers of new Autostars & approved used Autostar imports via network . -- Tel. 01865 427900.

I used to have a Harrier CBX with 40 channels, tweaked up in power and modified to 80 channels - (extra 40 used to be known as midblocks). I have received a Kernow rig with 40 channels. I fitted it

our 2002 hymer 494 does not show much for current change, the biggest difference is the battery voltages when hooked up, on charge, or off charge etc. try hymer specific

the 'wrong' 40 channels? Anybody used a Kernow rig? Are they ok. For the 1st time in years I coupled a 40Ch (actual 80 like your old one) the other week and I am close to the M6 it was very quiet. I

In motorhome-list Hilary wrote Not knowing the size of the tree branch anymore than you do I would suggest that the instructor would have assessed the situation as the car was stopped at red lights

The UK 40 channel rigs MIGHT be being phased out. It is still just a proposal at this stage. This phasing out is expected to take 7 years, so there's still plenty of life left in the old UK 40 channel

Hilary wrote: Hi Hilary, They are Ordnance Survey "bench marks" which are precisely surveyed for their height above the zero level for the contours seen on ordnance survey maps. Their height is

I agree with this having lived in a 10 year old cottage 30 years ago. I remember when the ordanance survey man came around looking for the bench mark on the cottage. Every building marked on an

AC volt ============== Does not measure DC amps £4 metre from Maplins will though ! ===========

And maplins 4.99 meter was 2 for 4.99 a couple of weeks ago

Hi Hilary, They are Ordnance Survey "bench marks" which are precisely surveyed for their height above the zero level for the contours seen on ordnance survey maps. Their height is measured using