Here is the voice of an experienced l322 owner.If this is your own L322 get a decent battery. Sell the Lion on and get one that your L322 will not spit out and go in a huff over
How's tricks @gold rover
How's tricks @gold rover
gold rover
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Soldiering on
Goldie came home last week. With a nice new brakes, brake discs, and a shiny new Yuahasa battery
When was your last battery gold? WowSoldiering on
+1^
tomcat59alan
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What goes around comes around
gold rover
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I think 2 yrs ago. We get through them due to location and lifestyle. Most journeys are under 20 miles each way. During lambing it's a killer, as farm is on 1.5miles away. So constant short hops.When was your last battery gold? Wow
What about a solar panel on the roof?
brianp38dse
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Shame they cant incorporate a solar panel into the sunroof it would be a winner for rangie owners.
badfluffy
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they do thin flexible panels now wouldn't be that difficult to retro fit one onto the roof
Our Keith is one for that. Keeps his machines on the ready.
Datatek
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Yep, every vehicle has it's own solar panel when parkedOur Keith is one for that. Keeps his machines on the ready.
The Transit has one permanently installed in the rear window.
gold rover
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Need some sun for that
gold rover
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I need to drive her more. Would sort the problem. I love her, love driving her, but nowhere to go, and I'm likely to kill a tourist at this time of year, if I go for a jaunt.
Spend an hour driving around on the land if you can. A bit of field driving on low range maybe?
maybe?
gold rover
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What!? Get her dirty!? I feel lightheaded, I need to sit downSpend an hour driving around on the land if you can. A bit of field driving on low range
You know your temptedWhat!? Get her dirty!? I feel lightheaded, I need to sit down
tomcat59alan
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Thought there was a restraining order banned from areas of population.You know your tempted
Datatek
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Not true, even on an overcast day, a solar panel produces some power, it's just a matter of choosing the right size. I use 20 watt panels with a charge controller. On a heavily overcast day in winter, the still produce about 30/50ma which is enough to keep the P38's happy.Need some sun for that
