I’m never that brave leaving it until the last bit. Thanks for the support 🙂

If red light comes on, open the flap and with a torch you can see how full the cassette is. It always comes on too soon in my opinion.

Works well for us 😊cheers

Yes more room for beer Paul…and some space for food! Thanks for watching 🙂

Yes nuts left before right! cheers

Yes don’t want to be grinding away at the alloy. Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching 😊

Works for us Glyn 👍🙂

Yes definitely need more room for the essentials…beer! Hope Jenny doesn’t send you out too late 🤔🤣 Thanks for watching Bob 👍

Thanks for watching

Yes definitely don't want to be getting up in the night to empty that!

@@TheCaravanNut think first few trips we had few night miss haps but after watching your video we soon got into the routine of emptying it before bed

Hi Andrew, Stops those pads grinding away too early. Thanks for watching

Taking the compartment out makes a massive difference. Thanks for watching Rob 😊

Glad you found some of them useful. Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching from hopefully sunny Spain 🙂☀️🙂

Thanks for watching Andy 👍😊

That’s cos I keep peeing in your toilet when we are having beers! C U in a bit 🙂

Extra space in our fridge is always welcome, we don’t use the freezer that often so use this method often. Thanks for taking the time to watch Rog 🙂

Yes nice little key ring! Always good to be able to see what you are doing! Cheers, Martin

Cheers 🙂

cheers 🙂

Definitely worth doing especially with alloys Rob. cheers

Wouldn’t want to risk it as it would be me going out in the dark to empty it!

Have replied to your previous comment 🙂

Yes been there done that 🤣🤣

Hi Phil as a fellow Bailey Unicorn (Barcelona) 2012 owner for may years now, I can answer that for you. The sensor is the PIR unit and is linked to the security alarm. There is also a siren fitted underneath the caravan. These are Bailey standard fittings supplied and monitored by Tracker UK, for an annual subscription. However in 2016 they stopped supporting these units and wanted you to pay to fit a newer up to date unit, which I declined. However these do continue to work as a normal alarm (just not monitored or tracked anymore). They are covered in the Bailey Unicorn range manual on page 4-53, under 4.14 - Tracker Monitor. You may also have received the separate Tracker manual. I find the alarm somewhat annoying as I frequently trip it by mistake. This is because it only has one button for on and off and no easy way of knowing if its on or not. I eventually got it in my head, that one blip from the siren is off and 2 blips is on. Also the remote key fob would turn itself on and off in my pocket every time I bent down, but I managed to sort that by gluing a flat rubber tap washer around the button to prevent it being pressed by mistake. Worked a treat for negligible cost!

@@desclarke9485 hi des , thank you for your reply, I don’t have a fob for it but I did see you can buy them online, I’m not going use it as I’m happy with the factory fitted Sargent alarm plus I have my own tracker fitted to the caravan. Regards Phil

£90 - £120 for a spare tho

Not really necessary for the sites we go to and we don’t wild camp. A lot of motorhome users use 2 cassettes for wild camping. cheers

Yes got to get the toilet routine right, especially with 5 of you and using CL’s. Thanks for watching Paul 🙂