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fuel range????????294 viewsfilled tank up and climbed the 21 hairpins into Alpe d\'Huez 1860m - as you can see the projected fuel range (due to the climb) suffered. The reality was different as it used virtually no fuel on the descent.
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Rob braves the steep descent314 views
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Rob on the steep descent280 views
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Bamford Bottom55 viewsBottom of the descent into Bamford
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Thread upload30 viewsImage uploaded in thread 114147
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Downhill descent control trials81 views
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Dead Range Rover - someone took the descent too fast163 views
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Arthur starting the descent194 views
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Top of Honnister Mine - Icy descent.228 views
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Slate mine descent146 views
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Slate mine descent161 views
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Start of easy hill climb169 viewsTR mode Rock Crawl - although I did turn off Hill Descent as the other side was not too steep and she wanted to keep slowing dramatically which I didn't appreciate in convoy. (Where is my old Pajero that had the inclinometer?)
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Rest stop after our first hill descent - line of cars stretched way back up the hill that disappears up to right of photo.198 views
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Rest stop after our first hill descent.189 viewsMode: TR Rock Crawl with HDC turned off as I found that the ABS kicked in too much. As we were in convoy I maintained a safe distance from car in front and just "feathered the brakes" as suggested by an instructor.
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Descent to creek crossing171 views
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I replaced the incadescent license plate bulbs with new 6-LED bulbs for a cleaner look.419 viewsI was following a 2006 Lexus ES and noticed their license plate bulbs are now using LEDs, so I thought the same thing would look good on the rover.
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Comparison of the new white LED bulb and the existing incadescent bulb that I replaced.373 views
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Descent58 views
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Slate Mine Descent377 views
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Ramp Descent192 views
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Roych158 viewsTechnical descent into Roych Clough
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Dune Descent91 viewsNo picture seems to do sand dunes justice in terms of their scale and beauty. This was a 100 metre dune (according to the GPS track profile anyway)in the driest, softest sand that behaved like a liquid as you descend the slope. Low 1st, DSC and HDC off and feathering the throttle was the technique used and the descent happens under full control.
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