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I do use +44 myself as well. Tony or anyone. What about phoning the UK for a landline abroad? You cannot use +44 because there is not a + on a landline phone (I think)

Thanks :thumbup:

Can anyone help with the following please, I really should know this :? but this is how I think it works. 0044 and +44 are the same thing? All based on using UK sims Scenario one Two people with UK sims, phone each other when outside of the UK = The first 0 is dropped from each others...

Unless you have had a battery for a number of years, how can you say how good it is and also without knowing how a battery is treated its hard to compare one brand to another anyway :think: I've had my £70 110AH Lucas leisure battery now for nearly three years, it's done 1000's of miles of...

Well done Orange and thanks again Darren :clap:

O2 PAYG sim seems the cheapest prices so far. To a fixed line UK number or O2 mobile (outside Western Europe) 99p/min All calls from Western Europe to a UK number 35p/min To other UK Mobile (from outside Western Europe) £1.49/min Top-Up Free International Directory Enquiries £1.49/min...

Hello Darren, thanks for the info. Do you search the internet for questions about Orange then?, fantastic service if you do :mrgreen:

I had one of these, it has lasted well having had it for around 3 years.

Very nice pictures consigliero, thanks for posting them. What happened to the shocks? Were they OME?

Hello Andy IIRC Toyota don't sell just the bushes. I fitted Milner ones on mine ~ 12 months ago, no problems with them so far.

I already have the ball fitted and have the arm, so just the smaller tray Part Number: RAM-234-6 Will post the setup soon.

The Licensed Professional UK fisher men I know, OK only two boats, would fish the sea dry of all the fish they could to make a buck until there was nothing left without the law stopping them. I'm amazed people have only just noticed that over catched dead fish get dumped back in the sea. So...

Gav, you're using UK prices for fuel. Diesel per L (in £) France 1.13 Germany 1.10 Poland 0.98 As of Dec 10 EDIT, not that you will go that way unless you're really lost :mrgreen: Spain 0.92 We are really paying a very high price in the UK :snooty:

That was my idea to start with, but IMO the screen would be too small. I'm getting on quite well with my Asus Eee T101MT, I would have posted pictures by now but Pentagon Gps messed me around with my order for a ram mount so I still don't have it yet. :evil:

I did mine through the front wheel arch IIRC. Gynecologist job though making it hard to have the strength to lift the starter motor up and back into postion with arms out stretched although my young mate managed it with ease :oops: :mrgreen:

Thanks for all the advise, but I think we are far in excess of any training I have had. Do you carry a defibrillator as well? I remember how hard it was to decide if it was a shockable rhythm or not, not something to get wrong really :mrgreen:

Hats off to you then :thumbup: Thats very good going, I've seen first hand many seasoned paramedic failing to get in a cannula into a vein, it's not easy for sure.

So you carry fluids in your first aid kit in your truck and are trained to use and can find a vein? :shock:

Whats IV's? :think:

Amazing, thanks for the link Simon :thumbup:

It seems you can even use an O2 PAYG Sim with a Thuaya Phone, unless I'm confused :think: http://travelabroad.o2-uktech.com/coverage.php and select the drop down for thuraya, then check out the rates for both contract and PAYG as see what you think? If correct it could be a cheap way of...

There is a good chance it does work with some contract sims, Tonytone iirc said it worked with his orange sim although I don't have any idea of costs using one this way. A Google search Thuraya.com From Orange Switzerland, I cannot find anything on Orange UK so far.

There is SPOT Messenger which maybe a cheaper option than a sat phone although it does not allow two way communication, it does do fancy tracking (for a fee) which is handy in it's own right. Another plus point is you don't have to know who to call and try and make yourself understood in a...

Thuraya was the choice of the people I met in Morocco with Sat Phones, there was even talk of an Orange Sim working in a Thuraya phone.

Look here Michael viewtopic.php?f=14&t=115 I've done the solenoid repair using parts from Rough Trax. Common fault on the 1KZTE engine (same as surf) Hardest part is getting the starter motor back in.

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It was a trip to remember by the sounds of it :shock: Get well soon Kieth.

Is it a guessing game? How about fire / flammable liquids or sharp implements + alcohol may = Pain Am I warm? :mrgreen:

How was the new tent then Jon? Looks like you guys had fun :mrgreen:

I never really noted the guy putting it up and down, but I cannot remember it taking a long time or the guy moaning about it. They are good IMO, although I don't think they would sleep 3 adults. I have more photos of the inside / outside close up, they are not my photos though but if you pm me...

It was the seams, but I was told after buying it that, I quote :? I had mine between 3-4 years ago, so maybe things have changed.

I've booked my Ferry now for Morocco, leaving on the 25th of March and not getting home for 5 weeks (thanks to the Royal Wedding) :dance:

Hello Paul Sorry to say... Mine leaked really badly, enough so I returned it and got a refund from TBR, I'm not sure they are made for the UK really.

+£14 to £20 for the hose to attached to the Diff Lock one, they are having a laugh :shock:

I have an Oztent and a Khyam Igloo. The Oztent is very well made and very quick to put up and pack away, but expensive. Another option is a http://www.caranex.co.uk/rangelist.html Best picture I could find of a caranex fitted to the back of the 80, the owner loved it. I would also consider...

You can catch a ferry on Friday and by Monday you can be starting a real adventure, a couple of days after that you can be in the desert and drive for hours without seeing hardly anyone else. It really is not that far away.. :)

Dam right, fancy new suspension or not, I won't be worried by a "Barbie" Cruiser showing me up :mrgreen:

Nice photos Tony, shame all that scenery got in the way of your Hilux :P

:thumbup: I was worried I would have to tow out all those "posh" LC's by myself :mrgreen:

:shock: very nice :thumbup:

I have that bulb in my AA Mag and it's not very good IMO This one might be better though http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/TerraLUX-MiniStar ... 209wt_1139

and me, I feel a little embarrassed with my £12 Tesco's jobbie now :P We will have to do some comparison testing at the Pyrenees :mrgreen:

To be fair, I hardy ever use a touch except to find the toilet on a campsite some of these prices seem :shock: to me :mrgreen:

Thanks for posting the photos Paul :thumbup: Go on make me even more envious, how much does a 76 or 78 cost out there? Could someone just buy one and drive it back to the UK?

It's a shame Tesco's stopped seller their double C 3w cree led torch for £12, which was the talk of the internet at the time :mrgreen: Lucky for me I have one, still not changed the batteries yet. I have also a small 2AA maglite with a LED bulb in from Ebay but its not a patch on the Tesco's...

Gary / Ian No Winch bumper for me at the moment, but 100% sure on a roof rack if you're getting any. Thanks again for sorting this out for us. [strike:vwehmmpc]Matt LC95 Winch Bumper ARB style c/w fog lights and winch mounting plate[/strike:vwehmmpc]

Yes, only one resolution :thumbup:

I don't have a copy of Win 7, or I would do a clean install. (you never seem to get the disks anymore :cry: ) They are a fair few touch screen aps running in the back ground and I'm just trying to work out whats handy and whats not ATM. TBH I normally run Win XP because it does everything I...

Mine arrived today, it had 70 services running on it by default :shock: I have been carefully removing any unwanted software and disabling unneeded services. I have installed nRoute / Mapsource and one map so far, nRoute does look good in portrait it seems, this could be my perfect car pc...

If you have already got an air compressor of sorts you could make your own.