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Working on railway we mainly use AFFF apart from in cabs of the newer trains where powder is king. Having used AFFF (albeit in training) it is very easy to use in a confined space, i.e a camper, and you can use it on yer seats, engine, and yer toast! Powder is great on all things electrical but does...

I'm using a magic circle, as recommended by Mocki, gives a good picture, is battery powered (2xAA) and only cost about £15.00, I got mine online from sailgb.com. You can get 'em from caravan supply shops too. Only bind is the co-ax cable is a bit short, i got an extension for £2. This setup gives a ...

Try local motor factors, my local one had a paddy hopkirk dog guard thingy a year or two back, only cost about £20, halfords wanted £30 or thereabouts at the time for the exactly the same thing!

the tv in the van is for kiddies and Mrs Bigtone to watch the soaps on while I'm rolling about pissssssssssed in a pub somewhere.

Never thought about the mobile porn angle, quality thought though!

Cheeers Mocki, just checked that one out, just ordered it.

Thanks

I've looked at DVB-t via a cardbus on me laptop, the antennas provided for that were pants! I was thinking more on the lines of an aerial on't roof, with a co ax plug in the van, more permanant and no messing around with equipment and wires all the time you see. The set up you posted peacemaker vw d...

Just got a flat screen tv for the dubster, can anyone recomend an aerial that will give a decent picture, I thought about one from Argos, but reckon there must be one that can be permanantley fixed to the roof that doesn't look like a rotary drier! Anyone know if you can you get boomerang aerials? l...