And over 30 years old when the belly starts bulging ..Green stuff you suffer when its over 30°
Sorry Dave, you cannot use the term BBQ, and a George Foreman Grill in the same sentence, cos it's not a BBQ, is it?
...... 
Sh1t stirrer, now I'm going to be in trouble with the purists ... Or the Association of Purists or even the the Pursist Association of Judea ...Sorry Dave, you cannot use the term BBQ, and a George Foreman Grill in the same sentence, cos it's not a BBQ, is it?
Cheers,
Jock.
Nither can you for those things that run off gas a Barbi runs on charcoal.Sorry Dave, you cannot use the term BBQ, and a George Foreman Grill in the same sentence, cos it's not a BBQ, is it?
No just coat the salad in butter first, it's the American wayDon't you find the air fryer burns the salad?
Oh yes you can Lenny, when using Lava Rock as the more environmentally friendly substitute for charcoal, with the hot rocks giving off smoke from the juices and fats, thereby flavouring the meats.Nither can you for those things that run off gas a Barbi runs on charcoal.
And when your charcoal is eventually ready for cooking, we've cooked, eaten, and washed up. 
Jock, I think a bread maker is OTT, don't you ?hope your friend isn't a FunsterOh yes you can Lenny, when using Lava Rock as the more environmentally friendly substitute for charcoal, with the hot rocks giving off smoke from the juices and fats, thereby flavouring the meats.
Back on topic jumar, we know someone who takes their bread maker with them when they go away in the MH.
Cheers,
Jock.
....we want to cook food thats bought from shops and markets....we do not want to produce or make food...if we did we could tow a trailer with hens and a goat in...
. Now there's an idea...
You mean like the Germans on there 5 month spanish run motorhome with trailer combo which then turns into a full field kitchen.Jock, I think a bread maker is OTT, don't you ?hope your friend isn't a Funster
I also chatted with Roamer once a few months back about delivering to Spain and they said that they did, the price was a bit high though.You did Lenny and I appreciate it....what I got from Roamer was a very satisfying result.
We have to be careful buying from the UK, we get some horror stories of goods held up in customs and not being released until import duty is paid...Roamer do all the Clearances paperwork and we pay up front all duty and Hazardous goods paperwork...
Now this is poor planning.
If you had arranged it better & used some foresight you could have asked your local 
you know what they say"advance planning saves 2% on the cost" something like that anyway
Richard/Delivery man/ Neighbour upgrading had never crossed my mind until recently, it was always a problem finding space....and we were thinking of a van change next year...Now this is poor planning.delivery manneighbour to stick it in his van & bring it back.
I thought it was Newtons Fifth Law of continuity that anyone with one lithium battery will eventually need two lithium batteries....Richard/Delivery man/ Neighbour upgrading had never crossed my mind until recently, it was always a problem finding space....and we were thinking of a van change next year...
I believe you were home before I had made the initial enquiries of a second battery...
Always ask on here if anyone travelling if they don't mind bringing it over if you pay for battery to be delivered to their house. We will be in Spain January to March fingers crossed, loads of others travelling too.
Martin, assuming that you paid less than the listed £1,199 for 230ah, would you share the additional import costs, please ?We have to be careful buying from the UK, we get some horror stories of goods held up in customs and not being released until import duty is paid...Roamer do all the Clearances paperwork and we pay up front all duty and Hazardous goods paperwork...
Yes, last December I joked about it and more here offered to bring it down here. gus-lopez and Two on Tour kindly offered, now you. ThanksAlways ask on here if anyone travelling if they don't mind bringing it over if you pay for battery to be delivered to their house. We will be in Spain January to March fingers crossed, loads of others travelling too.
Hi Peavy, I have a Roamer Lithium installed, they are expensive, but the quality and service is 100%
Pm sent...
Old Lithuanian (Where lithium is made
) saying..."Many watts make lights work"
UK price is £799 inc vat...but those of us that live outside UK cannot get that deal...
May I ask where do you get the 320ah cells from?
I think some take them to make their own if they have gluten intolerance as those bakery products are very expensive compared to a standard type bakery product.
Ecoworthy deliver to Spain from Germany.
Thanks...I did check their products as they advertise on a Spanish website....however they didn't have the underseat style battery which I needed....that's my limitations...no other place to put a second battery...Thanks for posting..Ecoworthy deliver to Spain from Germany.
It's a 3 to 4 day delivery.
If you check out thier website or contact them directly I am sure they could help you out.
Might a standard one fit laying on its side? Lithium's do not need to be upright.
Unfortunately not....that was another option I considered...I did spend endless hours trying different options.....and it all came back to Roamer 230ah seat box....what they offered me as a returning customer was enough to clinch it.....and as and when we change our van, they come with us....and I return everything to standard....Roamer give a 10 year guarantee.,..
Not sure about Martin's jumar Renault (must be similar), but not in a Fiat Ducato, definetelly needs to have a special measurement like this Fogstar example:
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