Water System

	I wanted to be able to carry a reasonable amount of fresh water. I had most of the components, so I thought I'd re-work the water system. The silver upright tank is a Teal 12V hot water heater, normally the tip-up sink is mounted to it.
	I had to cut a large hole in the door to fit the sink bowl. Alas it was a case of make a big hole, then try and make it tidy with not too many sharp edges. I managed to get the water pipe from the hot-water through the standard Isuzu trunking into the door. A washer pump is used to pump the hot water, micro-switched from the tap.
	Glass fibre was chosen the seal up the edges, and give a wipe down, and waterproof finish. I laid down some card and tape to give a shape to work to.
	A layer of mat, a layer of tissue and plenty of resin gives the recess some shape.
	Tidy it all up with a quick rub-down and a lick of paint. Mount the bowl on its hinge Finish it all off with a couple of soap bottles, one for the dishes, the other for my sticky kids.
	Fold it all up and the door closes - much to my relief Not a bad use for otherwise wasted space.
	To feed the cold tap, I bent up a tubular frame to take a 20litre NATO water can.
	I've reworked the lid, so a submersible pump fits inside the can. A quick release connector for the wiring, and airline connectors allow the can to be removed easily for re-filling. One unforeseen thing, I can undo the PCL connector, and operate the cold tap, and the little pump will spray water 30'. Maybe a shower will be next !!