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Stockton Heath - the towpath has more landmines than Angola.

The ones which are quite happy to make tea and bacon butties should be nurtured, but avoid anything that needs looking after.

I'm glad it's not just me then!

god'll getcha for that!

What makes you think that that is the problem? Unless it has gone short circuit, you will not get a reading across it with an ordinary type of test meter.

I have had two of these chargers. The first one showed an error of FO5 after approx 24 hours, so thinking that the battery might in fact be faulty, I bought a new battery, but I had the same problem. Needless to say, I took the charger back and got a replacement ..... with exactly the same result. i can only assume that they are a piece of overpriced rubbish. They certainly don't do what they say on the box, because it appears to be impossible to leave them connected to a battery as a "float" charger. It has been relegated to the shed ever since, never to see daylight again. edit to say: I have a single 90Ah battery

So all gas stoves will poison you?

If the stove is installed properly, following best practice , then yes, they are safe. I think any form of heating that uses an open flame of any sort will cause condensation, but it shouldn't be a major problem as long as you have adequate ventilation. Another option would be to light the oven for a while [if you have one] or use one of the small portable gas heaters that use disposable cannistaers.

I've measured a few "dud" batteries @ approx 8 to 8.7 volts, but that is the off-load reading, so I don't really know what the true reading would be on-load.

Volksie campervan.

Ain't that the truth!