honolulujoe · Sep 7, 2014

newham electronics ltd doesn't seem to be around anymore, pity, guess they could have been taken over, although there is a tv repair shop called newham electronics in barking and some other company is using 209a plashet rd

fv1620 · Sep 8, 2014

The internal construction of the charger is rather poor, neglecting the basic principles of making a proper soldered joint.

Instead of a wire being fed through a solder tag & folded over to then be soldered, many joints were just straight wires held there by the solder itself. Some of these joints were in fact "dry joints".

There is a pot inside that can be set to adjust a SCR that cuts the charge voltage when the required voltage is reached.

Chris W · Sep 8, 2014

blue beasty said:
I'll nip down the workshop and check them out tomorrow, about time I got out and about anyway

ooops,

it wernt the coil .. i cleaned the faces of the points with a bit of 600g wet and dry, fired up first time

i hope i havnt wasted any of your time

Chris W · Sep 10, 2014

honolulujoe said:
looks a cracker, is the arctic heater fully operational, they should have been standard on landies

its getting more complicated as its not only "winterised" but its also "tropicalised" also, plus the rear axle has been re-placed with a salaisbury axle, and there is no anti roll bar !!.

fv1620 · Sep 10, 2014

The anti-roll bar was not originally a factory fit & the mod was introduced in Dec 1973. Tropicalised just means the wood has been treated to resist the activity of wood boring insects eg termites etc

honolulujoe · Sep 10, 2014

tropicalised ought to be ice cold air con all round

btw fv1620 had a look at your album, awesome shorlands you have

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