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I note in this morning's news a car carrier is alight near The Netherlands coast, three thousand new vehicles on board, 25 of which are Electric Vehicles and suspected cause of fire. Electric car suspected in ship fire off Netherlands | news.com.au Australias leading news site

We are going to Fiji in few weeks and we know nothing about it. Could anymore who has been there give us few tips please. ..about money cash or cardwhat to see and what not to miss? And what not to do at all? Thanks in advance for your answers. REGARDS. GG

Why is it that there is so much dust & dirt under rugs. Particles infinitely larger than that could work their way through the tight weaving. These are Persian rugs, not rubbish from Australia retailers, some of them silk rugs. I vacuum regularly with a Nilfisk commercial vacuum V600, brillian...

Good Afternoon, I have a Retreat Fraser 199R July 2017 with 2 X 150w solar panels on the roof and 2 X 125 batteries two years old. Can someone please help me with why I run out of power after a couple of hours free camping. TIA from Merrill

We have a 6 ft. Square tube and welded wire fence in the front yard, and last Saturday, when I heard some thieving Punks might be bringing their BS out to the country, I wanted to make sure they ran into a little resistance before meeting my Kimber 9mm, so I got an electric fence and ran a single wire along th...

There seems to be a push by people who have lost loved ones at rail crossing accidents, and others, to now have lights installed down the sides of trains. Spare me! Apart from the logistical nightmare of installing and monitoring the thousands of lights that would be needed on each train, this is anoth...

Hi all, A brief intro. My beautiful wife and myself have been vanning for the past 6 years, although the trips are not as frequent as we would like, we endeavour to get away as often as possible. We are hopeful that we can combine our travel and work obligations over the coming years and with new technolo...

Removing double thread. :( -- Edited by aussie_paul on Tuesday 25th of July 2023 12:31:25 PM

"Australia's road deaths rise despite safety targets" Headline on Nine MSN. The media is out of control. When were issues ever solved by new targets? OK, this sounds really good. I'll make a new target of world peace by 2024. Think it will work?

This question is for Yobarr as you have assisted me with weights etc before but all feel free to dive in. Please all be patient and gentle with me in answering this question as I have already been abused and belittled on the Y62 Patrol Modified Action Site for exploring a simple question. Ok I have had my c...

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Morning members, made a BBBig mistake and put approx 100mils into my diesel tank by mistake. is this enough to do big damage or should my diesel filter pick it up before itgets into the injectors? regards Gavin

Through a process of elimination, we have discovered the Safety Dave rear vision camera is causing static interference with our CBs (in car and hand held). The installer said to try putting on u15 ferrite voltage spike noise suppressor which didn't make a difference, we moved the monitor, Safety D...

Just had to mention this camp for the effort involved by the locals . The organisers here have revamped this camp with water and power sites and the best amenities block we've used...a quiet town we stopped here intendind to go further. The Post office lady told us about the camp. We're staying two nigh...

Good evening forum members, hoping for some advise re the failure to flush our toilet, only happened recently. Photo of ensuite attached. research on mr.Google and got some ideas: where the units fuse is, pump etc. Checked fuse and it was blown and replaced, wife tested the flushing (with empty ta...

Avatars are not showing up since yesterday Windows 10, Firefox browser Rebooted computer - same problem Any clues?

Hey all. We have a LiFePO4 120ah battery managed by projecta system. We also have 170w solar panel on the roof of our van. I would like to use our 150w portable panel to supplement the roof one during those times we are in shade or in Winter when sun is not at its strongest. I'm looking for a suitable, simple...