New bespoke antenna

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Should be able to get 4G anywhere with this new bespoke antenna. Only downside is the concrete adds a bit to the payload.
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amazing what sika fix will hold

Are you saying I should have used sika fix? Damn... I thought the BluTak would be good enough (I did use a lot to be on the safe side)!
 
I see it also doubles up as a rain water collector.....nice (y)
 
I see it also doubles up as a rain water collector.....nice (y)

Yes, it's important for your accessories to be multifunctional in order to save space of course.

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Impressive the van maintains ride height. I must assume you have air suspension - well pumped up. :)
 
those motorway bridges could be interesting
 
Yes, it's important for your accessories to be multifunctional in order to save space of course.

As far as more space-saving ideas go, I am currently working on a prototype combined toilet/oven -- I am convinced it will revolutionise the camping experience for owners of small vans. Some people seem to consider my ideas crackpot for some reason, but they'll be laughing on the other side of their faces one day. Mark my words. Remember: even Galileo was once mocked for his ground-breaking ideas. Although I must admit there has been some anterior-singeing collateral during the early testing phase of this particular design. Just some minor wrinkles that I'm sure can be ironed out.
 
those motorway bridges could be interesting

Oh, b*gger. Should have thought of that. The hinge on the Mark II is going to have to be pretty sturdy.

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Impressive the van maintains ride height. I must assume you have air suspension - well pumped up. :)

There is a transparent skirt (not visible in the photo obviously) and a large fan installed under the van to provide a downwards force (think hovercraft). Unfortunately, currently the leisure batteries are only able to sustain this for about 2 seconds, so there may need to be some more work done as far as the power source is concerned. A relatively minor consideration, I am sure.
 
We have such bad luck with the weather, we thought why not turn it to our benefit? So this is it, our new hydroelectric power source. Payload no problem, for travelling just fill with helium.
 
As far as more space-saving ideas go, I am currently working on a prototype combined toilet/oven
Can you put me first in line for one. Wife says everything I cook is cr*p!:rolleyes:
 
We have such bad luck with the weather, we thought why not turn it to our benefit? So this is it, our new hydroelectric power source. Payload no problem, for travelling just fill with helium.

A good alternative might be the installation of rare earth magnets on the chassis, and then follow lay lines..OK, a bit restricted where you can go but no cost once installed
 

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