Valve Adapter
- DaveRolph
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Valve Adapter
I have a F-rib 360 and a Vango Inflatable awning for the caravan.
I have a dual air / compressor pump for the awning but pretty sure I need an adapter for the Frib, anyone got any idea please ?
I have a dual air / compressor pump for the awning but pretty sure I need an adapter for the Frib, anyone got any idea please ?
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Re: Valve Adapter
I'm pretty sure the bravo adaptor fits my Kampa Air 390Pro awning, Paul may be able to verify that as we have the same awning.DaveRolph wrote:I have a F-rib 360 and a Vango Inflatable awning for the caravan.
I have a dual air / compressor pump for the awning but pretty sure I need an adapter for the Frib, anyone got any idea please ?
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Re: Valve Adapter
I believe Vango use inflatable boat valves for their air beams so should be the same male thingy
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Do you not have the adjustable connector, the one with a small screw in the middle ?DaveRolph wrote:I should have said I tried it before and it does not fit, like the hook bit is too deep.
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Re: Valve Adapter
Yep you should have saidDaveRolph wrote:I should have said I tried it before and it does not fit, like the hook bit is too deep.
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Re: Valve Adapter
If the bayonet fitting is too long you could pack it out with spacers or 'O' rings
Some of them come with adapters for this reason

Some of them come with adapters for this reason




