Maybe you could fit the Ovano table, the leg clamps solid and a perfect diameter to grab hold of, use a step and this to keep your balance, obviously you can use it as a table too if required
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£1.50 in a local poundworldland type shop. Something to help Mrs.G get in & out the side door while I ponder other options. Just have to remember to remove before slamming the door shut
I have a spare A pillar handle you can have if you want it? Just pay postage. If so. Dm me
Might look into that idea. I'm just a bit nervous about drilling into bits of bodywork, not knowing what's behind the trim, especially as it's a brand new van.
No pics, but I bought this and fitted it in under 3 minutes...works like a charm
Didn't know such a thing existed?
Neither did I, but u had a look on here and found someone fitting one.
Mine arrived, came with the plastic tool remover. I pushed it at bottom left of heater plastics, popped it put and added the lead. Took me 3 mins 20 seconds (Mrs timed me cause she's sick of me saying "5 mins babe") haha
I find that procuring an engine hoist from MachineMart or EuroParts is a sufficient hint….!!!Preferable to the times I've inadvertantly slammed the door shut on the wife's fingers
But yes, that is a concern. She's suggested attaching a cord of some sort that will make it more noticeable. I'll leave it up to her, then it won't be my fault
Any reason not to disable it by Programming?
I don't think it can be done? I had some vdcs work done and it wasn't an option. This lead is just a bypass which sets it to off as standard, but then has a button sequence to make it work if needed
Not today, but over the last week.
Ovano table, cracking bit of kit!
OEX stove. Needed a smaller more convenient way of boiling water one trips out.
DJI mini 2 SE drone. Wanted one for ages, so finally took the plunge. Absolutely love it. Although i still need to learn how to use it properly!
Ovano table, cracking bit of kit!
OEX stove. Needed a smaller more convenient way of boiling water one trips out.
DJI mini 2 SE drone. Wanted one for ages, so finally took the plunge. Absolutely love it. Although i still need to learn how to use it properly!
I love my drone, I have the mini pro 3. I had mini 2 before. Top tip, make sure you have GPS before take off and have the insurance through dji
Luckily, these drones are so advanced nowadays that learning how to fly is a breeze. Just hand's lose of the controls if you dont know anymore. Hehe.
If your care about flying, try and fly making squares nose forward so that you learn how it works when the craft is nose inwards.
Enjoy!
Dont go bother the next door Ms. Please hahaha
If your care about flying, try and fly making squares nose forward so that you learn how it works when the craft is nose inwards.
Enjoy!
Dont go bother the next door Ms. Please hahaha
Only thing with that, is making sure you're not in restricted air space either. There are no fly zones (airports/prisons) etc. If you attempt to bypass it and get caught, you're pretty much looking at a fisting off the government
Had a Mini 3 Pro for a couple of weeks before selling it. I was amazed with it, but unfortunately living within the local airport no fly zone and never leaving my house, it was somewhat limiting in locations to fly
@tommy_t6.1. If you can find a reasonably open space to play around in, you should soon get used to the control basics and there's loads of stuff on-line as well. I've got a Mini 3 Pro and love it. That said, I tend to stick to stills rather than video so haver never really scratched the surface of its capabilities.
Those seats...
I have that panel to use with my river 2 pro. It works great.
I think your post was the one that convinced me to try it. Reading this forum remains an expensive pastime
