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Hi @TonusFabri2024. The best thing you can do is to relax. But this can be hard to do because the more you think about it, the more stressed you can get. Taking your mind to a different place wil help you to relax and it will relive your pain.

Thank you @matthewjameson5344. I like to learn something new every day and this idea is a new one for me.👍

Thank you, we are delighted that you enjoyed the video.😀

Hi @Thekickstand. Good question. No, the presure remains constant, because the water is replaced as it is used in the caravan.

Good question. You could be going down hill and regenerating power but not slowing enough to activate the deceleration sensor. So no brake light but still generating power.

Hi @hugemoose101. You are absolutly correct.

Thank you 😀. What make and model of EV have you ordered?

@@UsefulWisdom EX30

Hi @@Odinscrow1962 . I just watched a Carrwaw video in the EX30 . Good choice, it looks good, handels well,and is a fun. car to drive.

@@UsefulWisdom I do about 3500 pa so it will mainly be round town car. Hoping to get over 300 miles per charge. Have a great day

|Hi @@Odinscrow1962 . The perfect car for that type of driving.

I think you are refering to the power brick that powers the all in one? Input 100-240 2.0 AMPS (that is the AC power that goes into the power brick from the house power supply) Output: 19.5 volts-7.7 AMPS (that is the DC power that goes into the PC from the power brick) I hope this helps you.😀

Thk a lot!

Thank you, I love nice comments.😀

Thank you and you are correct (to a point) However, Isaac Newton's law is here to stay.

Thank you, it is nice to be appreciated. 😀

Good question. The one place you don't want a TRV is in the room where the thermastat is. As for bathrooms (perhaps I should have said toilet) most people like a hot bathroom but there is no law that forces you to have a hot bathroom and you can use a TRV to set the tempreture as hot or cold as you lile. The TRV in my toilet has brocken, it fell off because the plastic became brittle with age. So it is always on full. I will change it in the summer when I drain the heatting system and fit new TRV to all the radiators in the house.

Normally there is no TRV in the bathroom

It's TRV and not TVR 😂

Clear water can be a sign of a leaking central heating system.

Did the blank and vent not come with the new radiator??

Yes we still have the |I-Pace. and we are very happy with it. We moved house in November 2023. We are very happy with the property, and we love our new home town. The people are very friendlly. The house had some surprises for us but we are working through them one by one. The good thing is, these surprises are giving us an oportunity to post new content.😀

That is brilliant and nice to look forward to!! Are you still in the north?

Hi @@HTV55838 . Yes, we are so far North that we can see the Scotlish Montains from our Kitchen window. But we have to drive 200 yars to the top of the nearest hill before we can see the Mountains of the Lake District. We are miles from the nearest motorway, maybe thats why the locals drive so well, No agression on the roads round here, it makes driving a pleasure. They will give way to you when they have the right of way, just to be friendly and they smile and talk to you in the street.

Idyllic!!!

Your welcome.😀

Before we were unlooped I used the granny cable that came with the car to charge it. We used a outside electric socket.with an extension to the granny cable.that connected to the EV. But make sure the plug on this cable is protected from rain. I used the front door canapy as protection. A waterproof electroical box should work. As for the neighbours, they should be happy to know their elecricity connection will be upgraded so they will have an electric supply of their own.

Hi @zarsha. In a practical setting, when learning a new skill, it is better to have plenty of room around you. So on an empty car park is where I would start. From my experience, parking in a full parking place is quite difficult and very costly. I hope this answer helps to answer your question.

Thank you Adrian. It all depends on the distence you are from the kerb.

there isnt a kerb in the video..@@UsefulWisdom ..

@@adriandavie952 I was making a stastment. If you have room you can turn early. That is why HGV drivers move to the right before turning left into a narrow road.

i drive HG everyday......@@UsefulWisdom

Thank you, I am happy you enjoed the video.

Absolutely brilliant reply, liked.😀

I used a Samsung 860 EVO SSD with a sata connection. But check your PC is also satta type. Once cloned and swapped with the original it worked.

@@UsefulWisdom ok thx

Well spotted. Motormovers have their uses. I park my caravan ouyside the front of my house. The drive is on a hill and the towbar has to angle into the corner of my house and the neighbouring house to fit on my drive. This manuver is only possibe with a motormover. 😀

I look forward to seeing your video on RUclips.😷

Happy new car.

This video is a reversing tutorial and I would not recoment reversing around roundabouts.

The best place may change as time changes. Some industrial estates that allow 24 houre public access can be empty on a Sunday or a Bank Holiday.

Your welcome.

Sorry, I thought this video was about towing?🤔

@@UsefulWisdom They were driving talking about Roundabout etc etc an about width of rd, height could be issue to if some country lane, I'm sure there is a Truck satnav or something like it which might help not send you down narrow country lane

Hi @@ramblingrob4693 . Yes, there are several apps for HGVs. I have used them to find issues such as low bridges but I use Google Maps to make sure my route is free from all such issues. Good planning is very important.

Hi @jasminesoleimani4513 and thank you for your comment. You are able to control your mind and so control your pain.😀

Hi @wendee2022. Good question. We are between vans at the moment.

Have the videos on different video lines, then move the videos along the time line. The video on the top line will hide anything playing below it. I hope this helps.

@@UsefulWisdom thank you, I'm thinking more along the lines of switching back and forth, similar to premier Pro in this video ruclips.net/video/mRasY7CGvCs/видео.html

Hi @@B4LDM4NStudios There are many techniques to edit video. The best way to have a good original video is to come up with your own ideas,. Take ideas from everywhere then understand them and use them in a different way.

Hi Shelli. If you stand looking away from your monitor and use a mirror to view the video, it becomes the American version.

Excellent comment, thank you.😀

Thank you for discovering me. As for why it tool you so long to find me. It is probably down to RUclips.😀

Hi Semtux. Sometimes the most productive thing you can do is relax.

@@UsefulWisdom Tell me about it, it all came out in one big ol’ PBBTTHHBBBHHHGGTTT

@@semtux8615 I;m glad your feeling better.

We are happy that you enjoyed our video.😀

Hi Cellini. In the hot weather ventilating a caravan can make a big difference to your comfort levels. Next tip for hot conditions. The fridge is more efficient if you park the caravans fridge venting intakes in the shade. Hope this tip helps you and if you need any advice, we are here.

@@UsefulWisdom Thank you! 😅

Glad it was helpful!😀

No problem, your welcome.

It's nice to know the video is also useful in nautical circles. Thank you for watching.😀

Hi Jim, It is snowing here in the UK today. Probably better to leave them where they are and plug the holes with new grommets.

@@UsefulWisdom Janet, thank you very much for your prompt response, I must say I sort of miss your snow, but on the other hand I don't! I am off to order some new grommets!

Hi @jimtwelves1636 she'll be right.

Thank you for your advice.

🙄Absolutely😀

Your welcome. 😀

Just enter the international code for the country you are phoning (in the UK it is 44). Then the phone number and press the phone icon at the bottom of the screen.

The contractors did everything.😀

@@UsefulWisdom thanks, wonder why I’ve been told to have an electrician on hand?

Hi @Mitesh Mistry . Sorry, I don't know but the DNO could be playing it safe. If something in your house stops working when the power goes back on, the DNOs electricians will hand the problem over to your electrician (I would think). For example, when my power goes off, then back on, the clock on my cooker has to be reset. That was not a problem for me to reset it but for some people it would be an issue. DNOs must have people holding their teams of electricians up with such problems. Perhaps your DNO has handed such problems back to their customers.🙄