POPs N PARKs

Found in $$$ shops and there are plenty

around, is this little container designed

for cupboards and wardrobes.

Place a couple of these units in your

motorhome and you have a very cheap

(only a few dollars) and effective approach

to moisture control.

Excellent to use when our vehicle is

parked up for a period of time e.g .over

the winter months.

Have you ever lost the "SQUARE" key,

I have heard of folk using all sorts of things.

I lost mine the other day but spied one of

these in a friends tool kit. Works just fine

and for less than $3.00 in any hardware or

paint store.

Interesting products that I have come across, you may already be using them or others please share any ideas you have.

www.popsnparks@xtra.co.nz

Telescopic Vertical Axis Wind Generator 50W

One of the disadvantages of conventional wind generators is that they occupy a lot of space with spinning blades and large poles. A vertical axis generator addresses this by taking up much less real estate, so can be mounted on a boat, mobile home, caravan or small building. Another advantage is that they are more suitable for areas where the wind direction is variable, as they don't need to be pointed in the wind direction to be effective. The telescopic design means you can fold the generator to half its length when not in use or for high wind speeds, and an LED display give you a readout of output voltage so you know when it's working effectively. Cables, mounting bars and a strong magnetic base are included so this is a complete portable wind generator solution for boating, 4WD, camping, fishing etc.

My friends and I purchased from

Jaycar Electronics branch of choice Khyber Pass Rd.

Mt Eden

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When ever I have stopped in a freedom parking area, I have always tried to sleep with one ear open for approaching vehicles.

This is just GREAT

Designed to be placed in a shop doorway and triggered by someone walking in front of it and changing the light hitting the face.

I place it inside my cab facing the car park entrance, car lights activate the very annoying

"Bing Bong Welcome"

Wakes me everytime

available from some $2 shops.

• Compact design with no spinning blades
• No mounting hardware required
• Not sensitive to wind direction
• Effective with wind speed of 8 - 10m/s
• Includes 2m cables with alligator clips

Specifications:
• Voltage output: 12 - 16VDC
• Current output: 4A max
• Weight: 4.5kg
• Dimensions: 455/655(H) x 280(W) x 150(D)mm

Also found in the $$$ shops sold

for a few dollars to cyclists for a rear

night safety light.

Placed where the flasher can't be seen

but its flashing light is reflecting off the

interior of your motorhome. This will give

anyone nearby, the impression that there

is electronic security installed and operating.

I have sometimes turned mine on in some "park places". Placed where it dosn't disturb my sleep.

I also keep one in the kayak to clip to the

back collar of my life jacket if I am returning late to shore and the daylight has begun to fade.

Hey, this is great

for the vanners

kitchen cupboard.

Email them for those free recipes...