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Quote: Originally posted by Cross Camping on 13/4/2017

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You will need to use one of the white size adaptors that come with the Bravo and the locking fitting from the end of the tube on the Vango pump... easy and simple. In the video attached we just used the white fitting but it could blow off but it works.
https://youtu.be/AOpDuwwrHFg

Post last edited on 13/04/2017 08:35:05

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Quote: Originally posted by TheClods on 23/1/2018

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Quote: Originally posted by Cross Camping on 13/4/2017

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You will need to use one of the white size adaptors that come with the Bravo and the locking fitting from the end of the tube on the Vango pump... easy and simple. In the video attached we just used the white fitting but it could blow off but it works.
https://youtu.be/AOpDuwwrHFg

Post last edited on 13/04/2017 08:35:05

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Gary, I thought it best to add to this thread rather than open a new one.

We have the Vango Solace TC 400 and we are considering a pump this year to save our backs. I know Vango do their own one but I see you and others recommend the Bravo. The thing I like about the Vango one is the length of the cable as sometimes you can't park your car near your pitch. I also like the fact that the vango one plugs into the 12v plug in the car rather than having to clip to the battery. I don't want to go down the road of having to carry an additional leisure battery.

How do you think they compare to each other? Is it just speed that makes the Bravo better?

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