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So this morning I took advantage of Halfords free battery check. The young lad told me both Varta LFD90 were fine, though one wanted charging. Both were fully charged Saturday. I asked if I could touch his box of tricks and he agreed with a confused look on his face. The box was cold. I asked...

As with most converters their god is profit, not quality.

The idea was not about buying a used one Trevor. New they are so cheap it would make a good base vehicle.

I'm not as posh as you I'm only using Bluetooth. The Shunt is a precision resistor and the BMV measures the voltage across it. From ohms law the current can be calculated flowing through it. The BMV has to learn what is fully charged based upon the numbers you gave it about the battery. You can...

Also I'm not sure how you would clear all collected data, say after doing an upgrade. Under those conditions it would be nice to start fresh. I have some rubbish info on my first BMV from when I was trying to figure it out.

I'm must admit it caught me with my pants down when I installed my last BMV. I wasn't prepared for the updates, it seemed like I had no or little warning about the effects of what it was doing. I was right on the limits of my wifi too.

Unless I've got the wrong end of the stick, surely the BMV has to learn? You have to tell it the parameters it's working with. Then when you've been through some full charge and partial discharge cycles it will learn and give useful information. Also I'm not sure which battery you are trying to...

I don't expect it's only me, but it hard to get your head around the idea of a load being on the negative side of the battery. I just keep reminding myself that everything must go through the shunt to be recorded.

They are part of the Daimler group, what would you expect?

The plaxton door should be a good fit once it's aligned properly. Murky folding electric doors work well and has a good lock. I did start to make a drop bar for the doors then decided it was over kill. The weather seal does not look wonderful, but you don't get any bad drafts. The way I...

I've seen pictures of the mechanism used and it seems overkill. Murky has electric folding doors and on the whole they work well. Not that hungry either.

Finally managed to crawl underneath and fit the air suspension again. Cleaning and painting will have to wait until the weather is better. Big question … Air Door! I was planning on repairing the system that operates the air door. Is it necessary? The door functions as a normal swing door...

There are many versions from 3.5 tonne up. length and width options too. I think RAW's picture is 4 wheel drive.

24 volt starting. 2 x 12 volt 90ah So using one charger on each battery to keep them balanced. 12 volt habitation 2 x 6 volt 220ah The remaining one for emergency use on this. As all the chargers were the same, if a problem occurred they could be swapped or moved. As it happened they never...

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That's a baby one, lots of options.

I have Three of them. Originally supplied with two options for the charge lead. Option one. Wired in. Option two. Crocodile clips All I know I have is the "wired in" type charge lead.

Ha ha, how did you guess? I think there is only one charge lead for each one.

So has anyone thought of using a chassis cab version of one of these. They don't seem to be silly money new. They even make a "Rosa" Bus/Panel Van Version but not for the UK I think.

I expect you'd be turned away from a lot of campsites with that. Then with a car garage in it you'd struggle to convince someone it's a motorhome.