And I thought that 4 bottles of Cotes du Rhone was the ultimate Daddy Day present. Ah, Well! Enjoy it Martin. Post the pics when you visit the twin. _______ ErnB

In case any of you guys missed it, the new German traffic act, which came into force on 27 April 2020, prohibits the use of devices that warn drivers of fixed and mobile speed camera locations. ______

Not my MH, Charlie. Just posing the questions - like you. _______ ErnB Ex-Motorhomer.

And I still think that it could be a wiring problem. I had two similar problems on my ageing Tramp. Both caused by corroded earth connections. ———— ErnB

No motors to seize up, Mick. They are, basically, electronically driven voltmeters or ammeters calibrated in MPH or RPM. Check out this link. https://www.explainthatstuff.com/how-speedometer-works.htm

I have landed at Madeira twice, and once each at Las Palmas, Ascension, and St Helena, on Union Castle ships between Southampton and Capetown. Also did an emergency stop to take on ballast into Dakar,

Yeah! Hi, Don. Good to hear that you are still out there and doing well. I was aiming to answer your post but it disappeared from my inbox - trouble with my Mac lately and Bristol Apple Store is compl

Here: - https://findstarlink.com but the scheduled showing over Bristol, tonight at 20:55 was a no show in an almost cloudless sky. It says timings are in BST, but I am going to check again at 21:55 i

I see your point, but I was wondering about the cluttering up of space issue as well. Plus I could not understand why anyone would need 12,000 satellites. That more than doubles the total launched sin

Never heard of them before yesterday, but Elon Musk aims to put 12,000 Starlink satellites in orbit with 300 or so already up there. It seems that they appear as “Strings of Pearls” whizzing through t

Something that has to be experienced first hand to appreciate the confusion and naivety of the sufferer and which will be totally unique to the individual. I was my father’s eldest son and I cared for

Even more so, I would say. _________ ErnB

It looks like touring Europe could be a bit of a lottery with sudden restrictions and closing of borders. I am thinking of those on these pages recently planning routes to the remoter regions of Easte

Margaret and I are well into the vulnerable age group. We are discouraging visitors and go out as little as possible. I do most of the shopping (Margaret’s second knee joint is good, but she has nerve

Just taken our Berlingo for its first MOT. Passed. No problems, but what was gratifying were the emissions measurements. ZERO!!! No CO2! No NOX! No Particulates. Faced, as many of you seem to be, with

Certainly so from today’s understanding of the problems, but it felt right at the time. 10, 15+ years ago. Just goes to show the influences we live with. _________ ErnB

And a damned good one, Phil, that club members should take up at the AGMs. I did well in France and Germany with my 100W panel. Especially after I fitted the MPPT charge controller. And even in the wi

While being well aware that many will take unnecessary risks and endanger others as well as themselves, electrical supplies can be made inherently safe by overload and earth leakage trips. As an aside

None whatsoever, Martin. The bigger cable will only add to your payload. _________ ErnB

Brian wrote: For all MH route planning I always fell back upon two websites; https://www.campingcar-infos.com/Francais/recherche.php to find my stopovers and; https://www.viamichelin.co.uk/web/Routes