Hello all.
I am generally a boat guy.
Me and my girlfriend love to go out to a small lonely island with my boat, a Bayliner 288.
But we also wanted to test the motorhome life. (Mainly me.)
As a complement to the boating life, which season is rather short here in Sweden, compared to motorhoming, which You can do pretty much all year around.
So after many years of thought and study and going back and forth between a "real" motorhome and a small van, I finally decided that a van will be too small for us so I bought some month ago a Niesmann Bishoff Flair 6700, 1998.
Which I have not regretted.
It is a quality piece of work.
Separate shower and toilet.
Medium big bed in rear and same size bed over driver chairs, to lower down when guests want to join.
I love to improve both the boat and now the motorhome with improvements and new features.
Eg replaced all the floor mats, added 200w solar panel system with mppt charger, added a duocontrol for automatic switching between the two gasol bottles , added a freshwell 3000 ac for hot days in Southern Europe when we go there.
A tv was missing in the motorhome, and after some doubt if to have one or not, I eventually bought one and it is now in the trunk of my car waiting for to be mounted.
Why I joined this forum is partly to get ideas what and how to improve my motorhome.
Right now I am pusseled how to connect my nice Duocontrol monitoring switch on the gasol bottle to the existing CBE2005 panel above the entrence door. Also how to connect the Eisex Regulator heater to same mentioned panel, which actually is designed to handle both the monitoring of reserv gasol bottle switch indication and Eisex gasol regulator heating in winter time. But I will post a separate thread about that question and ask for help from someone that might have already installed that very same equipment in a Niesmann Bishoff Flair 6700 or in a similar vehicle.
So that is a little background who I am and the story why I joined this forum.
See You here on the forum and maybe also out there.
Br Per-Olof.
I am generally a boat guy.
Me and my girlfriend love to go out to a small lonely island with my boat, a Bayliner 288.
But we also wanted to test the motorhome life. (Mainly me.)
As a complement to the boating life, which season is rather short here in Sweden, compared to motorhoming, which You can do pretty much all year around.
So after many years of thought and study and going back and forth between a "real" motorhome and a small van, I finally decided that a van will be too small for us so I bought some month ago a Niesmann Bishoff Flair 6700, 1998.
Which I have not regretted.
It is a quality piece of work.
Separate shower and toilet.
Medium big bed in rear and same size bed over driver chairs, to lower down when guests want to join.
I love to improve both the boat and now the motorhome with improvements and new features.
Eg replaced all the floor mats, added 200w solar panel system with mppt charger, added a duocontrol for automatic switching between the two gasol bottles , added a freshwell 3000 ac for hot days in Southern Europe when we go there.
A tv was missing in the motorhome, and after some doubt if to have one or not, I eventually bought one and it is now in the trunk of my car waiting for to be mounted.
Why I joined this forum is partly to get ideas what and how to improve my motorhome.
Right now I am pusseled how to connect my nice Duocontrol monitoring switch on the gasol bottle to the existing CBE2005 panel above the entrence door. Also how to connect the Eisex Regulator heater to same mentioned panel, which actually is designed to handle both the monitoring of reserv gasol bottle switch indication and Eisex gasol regulator heating in winter time. But I will post a separate thread about that question and ask for help from someone that might have already installed that very same equipment in a Niesmann Bishoff Flair 6700 or in a similar vehicle.
So that is a little background who I am and the story why I joined this forum.
See You here on the forum and maybe also out there.
Br Per-Olof.
Sounds like you have bought a nice van.
