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03/2/2011 at 9:34pm
 Location: Warwickshire
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Quote: Originally posted by devil99qa on 03/2/2011
The heater in FC are good.  The only negative is that you can have a little dryness in the mouth if left on full.  

Am I the only one who can see the cure for this problem ?   and it isn't  turning the heater off.

Perhaps a few cans in the fridge might help.

 

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05/2/2011 at 1:19am
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Quote: Originally posted by pie*face on 03/2/2011
Quote: Originally posted by devil99qa on 03/2/2011
The heater in FC are good.  The only negative is that you can have a little dryness in the mouth if left on full.  

Am I the only one who can see the cure for this problem ?   and it isn't  turning the heater off.

Perhaps a few cans in the fridge might help.

 

pieface

Is that why you are called pie face?  Drink problem?


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05/2/2011 at 9:21am
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Ah, he did not state what was in the cans.  Could be lemonade or coke! 

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06/2/2011 at 1:05am
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Quote: Originally posted by Fidgad on 05/2/2011
Ah, he did not state what was in the cans.  Could be lemonade or coke! 
nah!  I can read between the lines and he is clearly making a good reference to stella!

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06/2/2011 at 3:39pm
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Stella ! Who invited her?

I was thinking of these cans

http://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z238/pieface33_photo/139184796_415b86cd62.jpg

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06/2/2011 at 3:59pm
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Just to get this thread back on some sort of track  sorry!

Ref my previous question "if acrylic was noisey in the rain"

My 2002 Fiesta has a canvas roof over the sleeping area, but has a sort of plastic/acrylic type material for the roof covering the kitchen area & the awning roof section. When I asked the dealer why the sleeping area wasn't the same material. He said it would be noisy in the rain.

I can be quite gullible after a can of Dehydrated water , but I feel I was being fed a sales line there.

 

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07/2/2011 at 10:15am
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Pieface, I can confirm that in my humble camping experience, the new acrylic covers are very quiet in general raining conditions.     

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07/2/2011 at 10:18am
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Quote: Originally posted by pie*face on 06/2/2011

Just to get this thread back on some sort of track  sorry!

Ref my previous question "if acrylic was noisey in the rain"

My 2002 Fiesta has a canvas roof over the sleeping area, but has a sort of plastic/acrylic type material for the roof covering the kitchen area & the awning roof section. When I asked the dealer why the sleeping area wasn't the same material. He said it would be noisy in the rain.

I can be quite gullible after a can of Dehydrated water , but I feel I was being fed a sales line there.

 

Pieface

Pieface, i doubt the dehydrated water in the vodka! had anything to do with good pitch by the salesman.   Acrylic is good for preventing noise.   General rain situations, you barely notice it.  Compared to tent camping, its a different world.  


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07/2/2011 at 3:42pm
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I suspect that the Plastic/acrylic material used on my 2002 Fiesta is nothing like the new acrylic.

I shall be visiting the Pennine stand at the Boat & Caravan show to interrogate the sales crew & inspect the new material

If you noticed an elderly man gently caressing the Quartz 2+2 it will be me developing an Acrylic fetish.

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07/2/2011 at 6:30pm
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Quote: Originally posted by pie*face on 07/2/2011

I suspect that the Plastic/acrylic material used on my 2002 Fiesta is nothing like the new acrylic.

I shall be visiting the Pennine stand at the Boat & Caravan show to interrogate the sales crew & inspect the new material

If you noticed an elderly man gently caressing the Quartz 2+2 it will be me developing an Acrylic fetish.

Pieface

I wont be attending, my fetish is elsewhere!    If you to embark on a purchase of the Quartz 2  2,  Just be aware of second hand 2010, models, which are far cheaper and exactly the same design.       


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