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Alright lads im looking for the best gas books to keep in the van just to refer back to if i need too. I currently have a BPEC gas folder which i was given a few years back when i was sitting my exams, only problem is thats in a file and its fallen apart and ive lost half the pages.

I was looking at the Corgi ones but i was wondering if anyone found anything better.
 
Im sure there was a thread on this not so long ago, I think most posts praised the Niceic version as most up to date. Try searching for the thread.
 
Viper book dose it for me £50 for subscription then its only £50 for the book you can download the whole book to your phone/tablet with the subscription
 
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