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VIP Member
Having bought a T5 SE a couple of weeks ago the urge to use it combined with a massive snowfall at Glenshee and so I took the little ones (5&7) and myself up for a few days of skiing. Of course, the camper was excellent and with a roofless calitopper and the aux heater we were toasty for 2 nights. It was -5 the first night and -8 in Braemar.
The children slept upstairs in their 2 season sleeping bags with an extra blanket on top and I slept downstairs under a single throw. I was bordering on being too hot but no complaints from above.
I did wonder if using the Cali topper and one of the thermal screens that go between the bellies and the mechanism might be wise during a Scottish winter. Although I felt that heat distribution could be improved and a dryer hose up into the roof space may equal things out. Anyone tried this?
That aside I was off grid for the 2 nights with the heater on constantly and fridge on too. There was a 60 minute drive between stops to top up batteries. Impressed.
No photos of the VW but Glenshee was impressive
The children slept upstairs in their 2 season sleeping bags with an extra blanket on top and I slept downstairs under a single throw. I was bordering on being too hot but no complaints from above.
I did wonder if using the Cali topper and one of the thermal screens that go between the bellies and the mechanism might be wise during a Scottish winter. Although I felt that heat distribution could be improved and a dryer hose up into the roof space may equal things out. Anyone tried this?
That aside I was off grid for the 2 nights with the heater on constantly and fridge on too. There was a 60 minute drive between stops to top up batteries. Impressed.
No photos of the VW but Glenshee was impressive