THIS week I bought

[TerryL]

Evian water is filtered for millions of years through volcanic rock so why does it need a sell by date?

I know this one!

It's 'cos the plastic in the bottle leeches into the water after a while. Doesn't hgappen with glass bottles of course.

 

[SwissBob]

Garmin wireless reversing camera. Should be easy to fit as the wiring is already in place from a previous cabled camera.

Famous last words

Finally got around to fitting it. A doddle due to existing cabling as expected. Paired with the 770 garmin camper. It's very good, I'd recommend it.

 

[gus-lopez]

'C' charging socket for wife's phone.
Air nibbler.

 

[Two on Tour]

'C' charging socket for wife's phone.
Air nibbler.

What are you planning to nibble a hole in ?

 

[Minxy]

'C' charging socket for wife's phone.
Air nibbler.

I've got a bottom nibbler (its a Greyhound thing where they sneak up behind you and nip your bum!) but not an air nibbler ... what's one of those?

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[Jaws]

I've got a bottom nibbler (its a Greyhound thing where they sneak up behind you and nip your bum!) but not an air nibbler ... what's one of those?

Sheet metal cutter driven by air ( Pneumatic )

 

[Vipar]

Garmin wireless reversing camera. Should be easy to fit as the wiring is already in place from a previous cabled camera.

Famous last words

Why do you need wiring if it’s wireless?

 

[Spriddler]

A new polyplastic made-to-measure window from EECO Ltd. to replace this one that was broken in Arras by a hit 'n run van driver whilst I was away in the market.

I sent my broken window to EECO 4 weeks ago and the new one arrived yesterday. £414.

 

[Minxy]

Sheet metal cutter driven by air ( Pneumatic )

Ah, I had visions of something akin to when the dogs try to catch bubbles! ?

 

[Jaws]

Ah, I had visions of something akin to when the dogs try to catch bubbles! ?

Loads on utube but are either poor or long winded.. This is a nice quick demo

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[SwissBob]

Why do you need wiring if it’s wireless?

No smiley so I guess you're serious? Camera has to be wired in to the reversing light power cables so it doesn't drain the battery. Camera is then connected to a wireless transmitter that sends the pics to the satnav. Once paired the satnav switches to reversing camera when the van is put in reverse. It's an excellent picture and you can have more than one camera so thinking now of adding one on each top corner.

 

[Vipar]

I’m no good at leccy so still clear as mud. Thanks for the explanation ?
I am sure someone will find you detailed explanation useful

 

[gus-lopez]

What are you planning to nibble a hole in ?

Windows in van + another roof light.

 

[gus-lopez]

What are you planning to nibble a hole in ?

Windows in van + another roof light.

 

[Jaws]

I’m no good at leccy so still clear as mud. Thanks for the explanation ?
I am sure someone will find you detailed explanation useful

The wireless bit refers to how the picture gets to the monitor or display
You still need a 12v supply to the camera to make it work
Hope that helps?

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[Wee Bold Davy]

Bought one of these for the 'van. Tried it in the house last night.
Motion activated, no jokes please! Perfect

 

[Vipar]

Crap colour prefer Red?

 

[Wee Bold Davy]

Crap colour prefer Red?

You can set it to change colour every time it is activated, every colour except brown

 

[Vipar]

So if it’s yellow let it mellow if it’s brown flush it down

 

[ceejayt]

Duvalay mattress topper and Duvalay sleeping bag - looks ever so comfy and will be giving them a try on New Years eve.

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[Minxy]

A new pressure cooker as the one we brought with us to Spain is having a hissy fit (quite literally!) so won't pressurise. The new one is a Marmicoc' which cost €29,99 from Al Kampo (the Spanish name for Auchan) and has 3 litre and 6 litre bases so we can use either; the smaller one means less 'pressuring-up' time so saves gas, it's also much quieter than our existing home ones so worth getting regardless and will be a definite 'resident' in the MH.

 

[pollensabob]

A new IPhone11 plus a Spigen case to keep it protected.

 

[Vipar]

A new pressure cooker as the one we brought with us to Spain is having a hissy fit (quite literally!) so won't pressurise. The new one is a Marmicoc' which cost €29,99 from Al Kampo (the Spanish name for Auchan) and has 3 litre and 6 litre bases so we can use either; the smaller one means less 'pressuring-up' time so saves gas, it's also much quieter than our existing home ones so worth getting regardless and will be a definite 'resident' in the MH.

So now you have a gusunder

 

[Euphony]

This is utter self-indulgence I know but I finally decided to give myself a gift that I’d fancied having for decades. When I was in my 20’s onward I couldn’t afford it, then I couldn’t justify it when I could afford it. Now in my 50’s I’m fortunate to be able to do both. The Boss and I have had a tough few years and we’ve decided to just, pretty much, do what we want while we’re young enough to enjoy it. The kids will be left well enough off after we’ve gone, between properties and investments, so we just thought sod it!
Not this specific car but I’ll take delivery of it’s new twin in early February. Bentley Continental GTC.

 

[PhilMary]

Bl**dy hell. Well done that couple.
Phil
PS is it fitted with an A frame?

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[Brakers]

I’m off to Spain in January and as I went there last year I was shown one of these fly swatters which seemed to work well, so today I bought one. But as some of you might remember my mishap with a canine animal last year just before Christmas,
I was wondering if such a thing happened this time and a dog tried to attack me if I had this on me and the dog went to attack, if I hit him on his wet nose if the electric shock would send him packing, and allow me to escape to the safety of my MH. Anyone tried touching one of these when active???
And what sort of shock would you get??

 

[TerryL]

As they're meant for very small bugs I would guess a human would barely feel anything. Dog? Maybe get the attention of a small one but wouldn't take my chances with a St Bernard!

 

[Easyliving]

The control knobs on our Thetford cooker in the van had seen better days.

A couple of them were in a right state so I bought some replacements from Amazon. I am using my phone and can’t see how to include links but they were only £7.95 including Prime delivery from a firm called SJD Supplies.

Each knob comes with 3 adaptors so they are ‘universal’ fitting.

Paul

 

[BobtheBass]

I love the chronology on this thread where the post about a proud new owner having ordered a brand new Bentley sports car is followed by an equally proud new owner who has just bought a fly swatter!!

 

[Jaws]

I’m off to Spain in January and as I went there last year I was shown one of these fly swatters which seemed to work well, so today I bought one. But as some of you might remember my mishap with a canine animal last year just before Christmas,
I was wondering if such a thing happened this time and a dog tried to attack me if I had this on me and the dog went to attack, if I hit him on his wet nose if the electric shock would send him packing, and allow me to escape to the safety of my MH. Anyone tried touching one of these when active???
And what sort of shock would you get??
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Believe me, they make you jump !! Should think if you get it on a dogs nose it would run like hell !!!!

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