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Cool, nice one for the photos.
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An engine made by Jaguar
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I'm probs looking at spending 1-2 grand max in the beginning - includes van and costs to get it road worthy if it needs anything and one or two changes to the inside to prepare it for being converted. I dont need to convert it straight away as its not going ot be used for a long time yet anyway - least not until the summer months. So spending a huge amount at the moment seems like nonsense. I do have a little one on the way too and a house to save for lol. Gumtree local and ebay. Loads of high top LWB vans for sale below the 1k mark. High mileage but that doesnt bother me in the slightest. - - - Updated - - - Cost I guess, upfront anyway.
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Are they ? Which one do you refer too ? I have a 2.0 HDI Picasso with over 200,000 miles on the clock and still pulls like a train... oh and its not the first one either my last 2.0 HDI was on 367,000 miles before I scrapped it (body work)
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Sounds like the thing.
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No probs ill have a look, ill check out regs on safety checks etc. Thanks all.
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Well ya best hurry, driving test changes are in this year
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Might not be for a while yet, little one on the way and need to get some sheets together to purchase said van. I shall revive the thread as and when
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Sort of thing yeah, but High top transit style lol.. Any thing I should know about regulations wise ?
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Certainly will.
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Can be but I know a man that can
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Yep, cool. Wont change the cockpit at all and seats will all have 3 point on them. As for rear windows. most of the High Top LWB's have side windows so that shouldnt be an issue. MDF sounds the way to go though, caravan works here sell caaravan interiors for a few hundred sheets to be used as camper conversions. Might have a word, As for weight, yeah good point. MDF light enough somewhere to sit etc. Cant see that being an issue as wont be too heavy I dont think especially with the caravan interior. the 2.5 Ford Diesel has a fair amount of torque hopefully it wont hamper it too much. Now to find a van Thanks for the info.
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Hi all, Anyone ever done a camper van conversion ? Something me and the wife have looked at as we like to travel a bit. Something I've always liked the idea of is being able to jump in go anywhere you like and not have to worry about hotels etc. I was thinking of one of the high top LWB Transits - around 05-06 plate. Vans are fairly cheap (less than a grand typically), the vehicle wont be used a lot of the year so repairs / maintenance will be carried out as and when it needs it. Are there any rules / regulations I need to be aware regarding insurance or other ? PS: On my license I can't tow but I can drive a van aslong as it does not exceed 3.5 tonnes.
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Better, I cant recall a single Citroen/Pu that spontaneously combusts....
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Varies on the size of the files and how taxed the servers / nics are at the time but usually pretty quick, especially when everything is going via Juniper Switches.
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Yeah Ill try it thanks.
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ahhh thanks, though... I don't often use 365. Messagstream mainly so I wonder whether the import service would still work.
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As far as I can see there is no quick fire way of doing it, create new accounts on 365. Then in Outlook on the Exchange accounts export to PST. New Mail Profile, add 365 account and import PST. Please enlighten me if anyone knows of a better way.
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Which web filter to replace Bloxx?
cpjitservices replied to nicholab's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
Untangled: https://www.untangle.com/ Fairly cheap for advanced web filtering etc. -
For those who might be interested. Check out Syncthing. https://syncthing.net/ Very handy Sync tool, for any sort of data. Encrypted end to end. In my scenario I am using it to backup one or two offsite client servers to one of our storage servers. Seems to be working a treat.
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Photographers of Edugeek - Show us yer stuff
cpjitservices replied to Pyroman's topic in General Chat
Link : https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/rack-mount-network-server-providing-cloud-525119371?src=eGZgkwyjikgOE3-SMFKAPw-1-0 -
Why is Aerial in the loft ? Can you not mount it on chimney stack or similar, When I was putting up my Aerial I connected it up on the ground to mount Just under the gutter on the house, I could get all the channels with it laid on the floor if nothing else. - stuck it in loft as a test one day and got barely anything. I think they are recommended to be mounted as high up outdoors as poss.
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Try this: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/netadapter-repair-all-in-one/ Run through the fix options IE tick reset adapters and reset settings reset winsock etc.
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Hi all In need of some help. Anyone ofay with Multi Tennant Sharepoint services ? TIA.
