Three 5g router as my 02 phone speed not great - getting between 100 and 400 mbps with this still to try it out on a site.
Obviously needs 240v so need to be on EHU,
Obviously needs 240v so need to be on EHU,
2 new front tyres after I found a bulge in the sidewall of one of them.
Gone for budget for the first time ever. Early impressions are good. Quiet, good steering wheel feel. Wait for the rain I guess to see if they are ditch-finders.
Anyway, always an opportunity to get your head under while the tyre man is doing his thing.
And……there’s oily dampness around the drive shaft on the nearside-any guesses?
And…….much worse is the amount of oil around the off side which looks like it could be my turn to have the main oil seal done.
I’ll get it booked in at the garage as it’s nearly due a service anyway.
Gone for budget for the first time ever. Early impressions are good. Quiet, good steering wheel feel. Wait for the rain I guess to see if they are ditch-finders.
Anyway, always an opportunity to get your head under while the tyre man is doing his thing.
And……there’s oily dampness around the drive shaft on the nearside-any guesses?
And…….much worse is the amount of oil around the off side which looks like it could be my turn to have the main oil seal done.
I’ll get it booked in at the garage as it’s nearly due a service anyway.
I'd put a lot of money on that power supply being 12v - have a look at the ratings details on it.
That doesn't mean you should connect it directly the the van electrics as that can actually vary from 11v to 15v, but it does mean you could use a straight forward 12v to 12v regulated power supply. Just check it can provide enough current compared to the original PSU and that the polarity is the same again should be on the ratings info on the PSU as a little diagram (I tend to avoid the generic ones with reversible tips for this reason)
Bought yesterday received today, the answer to my Jormax top rails neighbour leaning on the fence issues. Instead of electrifying the top rails, I can now welcome folk to lean on the top rails whilst (usually) waiting for a coffee or tea to be prepared! I know there are other ways of doing this with plumbing gear, but this works and is easy, neat enough and good for me! £9.99 for 100 assorted Jubilee clips from the Amazon.
Hi roadtripper
You are right turned it upside down and says 12v 1.5A so will look into that
Don't get your hopes up too much with 5g, it's more in built up areas, you need to be within a km or 2 of a mast, if you have line of sight.
It's excellent when you do have a good signal, I used Three 5G broadband at home for a couple of years and had 700mbps download speeds, but I was 300m from my mast.
You'll still obviously have 4g internet even if you don't have a 5g signal.
Thanks to both for the heads up - mine arrived last night
. Only had it up on the drive for now, but apart from one tiny ink spot, I can't see anything wrong with it. Should prove very useful for one-nighters as an alternative to the Vango Kilda air awning - and a fraction of the time & stress to put up/take down!Also received a thermal screen cover by Maypole (both items came from Funky Leisure), but unfortunately the screen cover doesn't seem to fit, so will probably have to be returned
Last time we were away my youngest had Internet but different network (all be it slow) - I had none and as of todays youngster would not share it in case his game went down!
Maybe I should have said I would not share the van
My thinking is homeworking could be get out in the van, nice view and work from there - just need to work out how to power the laptop.
This is how I've done it:-
z1ts T6.1 daily drive
Well in eager anticipation of delivery of my T6.1 (build week having been confirmed as this week!! I thought I'd start my 'build' thread here and show some pics when it comes and keep a track of what I intend to do to it! This thread kind of takes up where this one finishes:-...
Might help!
Bought this off amazon, available in 4 colours
I find a belt across the fingers with a big stick works just as well and is more satisfying
We have no water system in our van, and when we're camping we have been using a collapsible water container which honestly is more than useless. This then cause some minor frustrations and the occasional wet feet!
I was on the hunt for a rigid water container for our upcoming trip to France to try and make things more manageable. That's when I stumbled upon this:
Absolutely perfect for what we need! And the best bit, the tap comes with adapters so that you can fit it to a multitude of different water containers/bottles!
ngtonline.co.uk
I was on the hunt for a rigid water container for our upcoming trip to France to try and make things more manageable. That's when I stumbled upon this:
Absolutely perfect for what we need! And the best bit, the tap comes with adapters so that you can fit it to a multitude of different water containers/bottles!
NGT Water Container 11L - NGT Online
An 11l heavy duty water carrier with a dual cap, features include: Large cap making it easier to fill A tap connector cap which can be interchanged with the standard smaller cap Flexible spout attachment to make pouring easier Heavy duty polymer body Size – 34cm x 15 cm x 24cm
ngtonline.co.uk
Here you go bud. You have to add the tap seperately but it gives the option lower down!
Hi @Bigsidavies make sure you get the timing belt replaced when the seal is replaced as the oil contaminates the belt causing it to disintegrate causing failure. My friends garage is seeing this happen all the time, even on engine with millage as low as 50k. What’s the mileage on yours?
Mine is 135k and the belt was last done at 95k. Thanks for the heads up, it’s deffo in my plan to have belt/pulley/water pump done at the same time.
