
Anthony1
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Don't forget the water and waste tanks. Are they vented. The Waste tank should be.This is what happened to crisps etc when went drove through Andorra in September.
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Always close the lid, before opening the slide, we can tell from experience...I would be more concerned about a porta potti than a packet of crisps!
Best to leave the slide open a smidge when up & down the mountains. Same on the Eurotunnel as that has a large change in air pressure.Always close the lid, before opening the slide, we can tell from experience...
Exactly the same thing happened to me as we went from France into Andorra, busting for a pee I forgot about the altitude. I’m glad I didn’t want a poo......Always close the lid, before opening the slide, we can tell from experience...
I don't have one.I would be more concerned about a porta potti than a packet of crisps!
Frozen porta potti..........this is what happened when I whent to higher altitudes
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Ok, I admit defeat.We love challenges don't we? Despite the lack of snow in October 2017 This is the Nyu La Pass, Limi Valley, Nepal. 4950mView attachment 87367
Not quite as high 2260m, French Alps October 2021 - not sure water tank vent (if fitted) worked as there was a most definate pressure difference when cap opened!I doubt anyone will beat this for altitude, on a road. Salang Pass Afghanistan, 12,723ft. (3,878m). At the time (1977), highest mountain road pass in the world.
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I can 'cheat' too - very high in Nepal somewhere, 1976.I have to say I was walking. The Chinese drove the odd truck from Tibet to supply some of the Himalayan Nepalese villages. We didn't see any. Judging by some of the wrecks we saw, they didn't fair too well. These roads didn't penetrate very far or connect with 'greater' Nepal. The Chinese will no doubt keep pushing, in the name of trade. So its a bit of a cheat claiming this high pass, no campervan within hundred of miles.![]()
Lovely spot, 'The Three Graces'?Not quite as high 2260m, French Alps October 2021 - not sure water tank vent (if fitted) worked as there was a most definate pressure difference when cap opened!View attachment 87373
Not sure how high, but quite high, a pass, heading up to Nordkapp, NorwaySo let's see just how high a California has been, with photo evidence if possible please - our track up the mountain path attachedView attachment 87386
Cool photo. Did something similar in a Land Cruiser between Lhasa to Kathmandu around 2001, back when the road was mostly like this, I think the highest point was Thong La pass at 5150 meters. Such a great trip.We love challenges don't we? Despite the lack of snow in October 2017 This is the Nyu La Pass, Limi Valley, Nepal. 4950mView attachment 87367
This is what happened to crisps etc when went drove through Andorra in September.
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How do you vent the tanks? Or is this a dumb question? Do you mean empty them?Don't forget the water and waste tanks. Are they vented. The Waste tank should be.
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