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The 90 watt one is pd. And the better. I have a 100 watt one by some chinese firm Baseus. It plugs straight into a cigarette socket. pd cables are male usbc both ends. I had to update my fuse. The cable was thick enough.

We charge our laptop and lots else with a usb c PD charger . That one says usb c PD too, so it should be fine. Usb pd knows what is plugged into it and charges at 3.5, 5 , 9 , 12 , 15 , 20 volts dep3nding on what it is charging, at up to 5 amps. If the wiring to it is not up to 100 watts it will...

I I Weigh the empty. Find the 80% volume, find the density of liquid propane or butane or whatever is in a 907 online. Calculate the target maximum weight. Fill and weigh until you get there leaving an extra 5% empty for extra safety. If you go too far reverse the bottles. You can speed the...

Lpg has a lower combustion temperature than diesel. Nitrous oxides of all sorts are produced in greater proportion with higher combustion temp, however exhaust gas recycling and the addition of urea or ammonia via adblu both are there to reduce NOX. Also no one puts their diesel exhaust into...

Our main electric use is a fridge. It is never a problem because after a few days we charge when we have the engine on for moving. Even with that much solar you need some alternator driven backup.

I doubt if you can transfer it. Transfer only works if you can invert the donor tank so pressure transfers liquid, without much loss of temperature differential. I cant imagine how you invert your underslung tank

Interesting, I did ask for a no claims certificate to see what happened. They said that at the end of this year (Feb 28th). I would be due 2 years. That is the time with Ageas. I am pretty sure we were with Ers, through adrian Flux for at least 2 years before that. As you say they ought to have...

Like you we hardly have any 240volt use so a cheap 300w inverter does. Our new ish underslung diy lithium 200ah lasts 3 days at least, that is not moving with no sun. We are always offgrid. We have no need for another portable power system. Our little micro camper does not have the room for a...

I only watched John's middle video vb33 before starting this thread as I dont follow GJ usually. Having watched vb32 it is more horrific than I thought as to that cable. I just watched vb 34 and at least he got his money back. John says not to post on forums before watching all his video (s)...

Personally I agree that the system is expensive and complicated, I am interested in if others think it is safe or alternatively badly installed somehow.

Gadjet John has had several videos on his expensive all singing and dancing ecoflow system, which he has then had trouble with and is now ripping out. He claims that among other electronic problems some of the wiring is underspecified. He shows melted wiring he says is awg 6, (translated I...

AIB found quotes but none cheaper. My problems are a self build, still registered as an Mpv rather than re registered as a campervan, going to Europe for long periods, with no other vehicle in the household, and wanting a mileage of 17,000 pa. If anyone knows someone with similar requirements...

We have not claimed for any accident for many years although we do a high mileage. Our little camper is our only vehicle that is problem No. 1, but the bigger problem is that for several years we have been with Adrian flux brokers, but with different insurers, Red star and Ageas, both of whom do...

Formaldehyde and detergent are "basically liquid". To not damage a septic tank it has to be chemical free . Is your house on a septic tank?

Don't people put other stuff in their cassette? Loads of paper, formaldehyde or detergent or other chemicals that destroy septic tank bacteria? Anyway several days at once may block the pipes.

I have dentures and so I am forced to use a 1/4 of a steradent tablet every 2 days to keep them clean. I started to use the rejected steradent water to rinse the pee bottles before it is discarded. It makes a big difference over the daily water rinse we used to use and then some miltons...

We have a Nationwide account too. I could not find out for sure what an international money transfer was to Fremtind in NOK but it seemed to be a swift payment and would cost £20. I would not assume no charges for international transfers, evennif no other charges.

Perhaps I did it wrong but I got a transceiver and opened an account, which meant I got 20% discount on tolls, but was billed every time I went above 500NOK , (about monthly ferries and bridges were the big costs). Then I had to pay within 14 days. I did not think that would be a problem with...

We used fremtind and had difficulty paying with revolut. It should have been easy and cheap but fremtinds bank refused the revolut international transfer. That may be a problem with a typo on my revolut card but fremtind claimed that they did not accept revolut. I then tried paying by Internet...

Yes I have one.