Re: Sleepin bags

by burlingtonboaby Tue Jan 24, 2017 7:45 pm

Liz n wrote:Hi Boaby
The garage thinks it might be the throttle but they are on the case to find the cause.
Liz

Hi Llz
A Peugeot diagnostic laptop should be able to highlight any defects, if your garage is unable to locate the problem.
Happy holidays, when you start.
Boaby

by Liz n Tue Jan 24, 2017 9:47 pm

Thanks Boaby

by Kingham Thu Feb 09, 2017 9:09 am

Machloop wrote:
daveH wrote:Just looking at the Vango Aurora Grande - 220cm long 105cm wide 3 season.

Anyone got any experience of this bag?

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Only three season, so no good for the OP in winter.

A 3 season grade bag will be more than warm enough for winter conditions in an insulated motorhome, raised up from the floor on a mattress and will be fine down to an internal temperature of -5 deg C

A full winter 4 season, or even 5 graded sleeping bag would be far too hot to be used inside a motorhome.