Pimp My Van
Quote: Aaron Calder wrote in post #26
That should be fun with a 6amp supply, Roger.
Rarely have the problem. We've stayed at 5amp camp sites. It's only the same as powering the awning through the van, just more straighforward. The only thing to watch is that the electric kettle, the toaster or the induction hob are never on at the same time.
Randa
1999 Eriba Troll 530 pushing a VW Touran 2L TDi Match
Hi there
We have lived in the Costa del Sol for more than 8 years and yes the temperatures can get high especially during July/August. Before buying our Eriba which at the moment is based in the UK , we had a motorhome in Spain and never had a problem with the dried foods in the cupboards.
Can't think of a way to cool down your cupboard. Just have to do as the Spanish do ......... Shop daily? Although I know this is not ideal when travelling.
Good luck
Jim & Isobel
Ref the underbed locker.....yes I do have one but I would rather not leave it open all the time. So in order to have power in the awning the outside socket can be used while the locker stays shut.
Troll gently nudging up against Galaxy.
RE: Pimp My Van
in Anything Eriba-related Sun Jul 26, 2015 9:44 amby Aaron Calder • | 3.834 Posts
I open the locker and plug in the extension lead while it's in use then unplug and close it when it's no longer required.
What am I missing, Tony?
I realise that this will come over as brusque, rude and a bit Yorkshire, old chap, but please treat is a genuine quest for enlightenment from a fellow admin team member.
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2003 Triton 420 and Audi A4 2.0Tfsi S-line SE Cabriolet
Quote: Pepé Le Pew wrote in post #23Those lights are really smart, Pete. But why was there a problem obtaining them? The Jokon UK website shows the SPL2000-MS lights with white shrouds. Couldn't they put you in touch with a UK stockist?
The lights themselves are easy enough to get, but the shrouds took some chasing down in Germany and needed to be painted white.
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What you are missing is the requirement to run something continually such as a fridge in the awning or lighting or a cool box which may be left running even when we are out and about.
There is also the fact that we use the Troll all year round but still try to cook outdoors. Mrs P has often complained about her bed area being very cold because the locker was left open so we now have power and the locker can be left shut.
TonyP
Troll gently nudging up against Galaxy.
RE: Pimp My Van
in Anything Eriba-related Sun Jul 26, 2015 10:38 amby Aaron Calder • | 3.834 Posts
Quote: Aaron Calder wrote in post #35I rang Jokon GB, mate. The person I spoke to (and I use the word person with some reluctance) was so curt, unhelpful and patronising that I hung up and resolved never to ring them again.
Those lights are really smart, Pete. But why was there a problem obtaining them? The Jokon UK website shows the SPL2000-MS lights with white shrouds. Couldn't they put you in touch with a UK stockist?
Every now and then you speak to someone somewhere who is having a bad day. Someone whose cat has just died, or whose wife (or husband) has run off with the next-door neighbour, or whose son has just wrapped the family car round a lamp post. You can understand these things, and cut them a bit of slack.
The arse at Jokon GB was different. He was just a miserable b*stard.
I got some on eBay.de in the end. I just searched using the part number and Robert ist Bruder deiner Mutter.
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Quote: Pepé Le Pew wrote in post #38Ah, another Yorkshireman. That explains it.
The arse at Jokon GB was different. He was just a miserable b*stard.
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