Pauljenny
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Sorry folks! It's actually fine to open but looks a little odd, and not what I wanted! It's a link to Facebook pictures of our camper van, I can't work out how to link pictures directly since they are not a supported format when hosted on Facebook and it takes ages to sort uploading them to here using a tablet pc!
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Looks a well kit out van.
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Cheers! Will try and get some more taken, and work out how to post them properly on here too! Don't have a pc at home so it's via ipad and takes an age to navigate on this type of forum software!
The boiler is a continuous flow type but not domestic as such, its a morco room sealed one designed for boats and static caravans and big RV's. Its "legal" to use in a mobile installation where most are not technically. Its amazing, the shower is easily as good as our mains combi boiler fed one at home. Just have to be quick though, 150 litre tank doesn't last long at 10+ litres per min!
The best bits of the conversion (bits I'm most proud of) are the non visible bits. It has a 50amp sterling power battery to battery charger unit, twin 240ah traction batteries and a 2kw sterling power inverter, makes it completely self contained power wise (it doesn't actually have a hookup facility any more as i never bothered reconnecting it!) and it will run everything we normally use for 2 days without running the engine to recharge it (and it charges really fast, doesn't need driving far to recharge it). Also has eberspacher warm air heating which makes my wife more cheery about autumn trips (can't do winter really as pipework isn't winterised etc) Also has 150ltr water tank underslung and plenty of pump capacity! Toilet is normal thetford fayre, shower itself is a domestic style thermostatic wall mounted jobbie just plumbed into the hot and cold water circuits.