Good one.

I fitted an electric socket to the outside of the Nomad. On the inside is a gang socket with circuit breakers with enough cable to put it anywhere inside the camper. The socket came with 15m of cable and a blue site connector so I fitted another connector on the rest of the cable which is about 12m ...

Very neat looking mini bar.
Customs and Exercise would get a surprise if they tried to dip it.

Decided to weigh a few more things and add them to my Excel spreadsheet for loading on the Isuzu. I set it up so as I add weights in one colum it totals them and then deducts them from the Isuzu payload so I know how much more I can put in. Still got 400kg to go, but I think I will run out of space ...

The kit to sew the awning strip on and the awning. All finished now.

Its nissing down today so I decided installing the electrics in the camper was not a good plan. Nothing complex. Its just a waterproof surface mount blue plug on the outside and a camping gang socket on the inside, complete with built in fuse breakers. There is a port on the other side of the Nomad ...

The opening window.
One on the side too, also some vinyl non opening windows in the poptop and an opening skylight window in the roof. Quilted blackout covers to to stop the dogs/kids waking you up at 4am on a Summer morning as well.

Just hope some car buff doesn't notice its not the electric Jeep Avenger.

Misses the ariel.