sirius wrote:Hi,
Is it still possible to add another 2 for soup? Looking forward to meeting you all.

Hey Sirius, nice username are you a starwatcher?

I took the plunge and got one from the bongo fury shop reduced to 180 odd quite, last year's model but so what new model can cost 300' the weather has stopped me erecting it yet but there is good vid on YouTube. It is heavier than I imagined but will do me fine

Looks like someone has chopped the connectors off and then used crimp connectors to a socket for the radio :-( The colour codes for each wire are here along with the relevant ISO connector pin, click for details; 1997 Page_102 The ISO connector is described here, click for details; http://upload.wi...

Thanks geoff, ill have a look this afternoon OK, so its been a we while , ive only attempted to get into the guts of this today for various reasons principly because the too difficult light came on (please see the photos) When i took the radio out i found that there is no factory connection from th...

alimey wrote:What about using an ipad?

no scart connection for my satellite cable

TV that is. Yes im a bit of a Phillistine and want a small tv to view in the bongo for longer trips (it must connect via scart) So far all the "small" tv's ive seen are above 16" and above and this seems too big for a small van. Any one out there who has a tv what size to you recommen...

g8dhe wrote:Yes, the meter continues to show a reading at all times, even with power off.

thanks Geoff and apologies for the daft question still learning.

when ignition turned off. it rises when i put fuel in and drops as i use it. is this normal ? thanks in advance for any advice

cant find the edit button, 1st line should read "spent" not spend

Yes please, depending on weather in feb we'll take a run up from Dumfries as iwe've never met any other owners and ide be keen to pick some brains.

Not a recognised campsite but we spend an enjoyable few hours here on new years day ( no booze till 5pm, a bit of a record for NYD) It a remote location about 7 miles north of Gatehouse of fleet in Galloway. The viaduct is still impressive and if your a walker there is access to some wild locations....

All fixed up, the small plastic tang which locates the cover has a thin slot to allow for wear n tear. Ive taken a small piece of spring metal from a picture hook and inserted into the slot this has expanded the tang enough to ensure it gets a firm grip , no more flapping about.

Anyone used one of these gadgets? The white cover on the exteral socket keeps flapping about when im driving. its new never been used but seems slack when i open and close it. The wee lug is in situ ,can anyone tell me if im doing anything wrong when i try to close the cover?

I'm interested, did you go for the traveller annex and if so how did it perform , how easy to assemble , take down and store etc also what is it like as a shelter ? ta

Thanks geoff, ill have a look this afternoon