tarphenry · Apr 30, 2020

from inside the vehicle you could see very little and the wheel well wasnt wet, the water never got that far

Mark Piercy · Apr 30, 2020

tarphenry said:
from inside the vehicle you could see very little and the wheel well wasnt wet, the water never got that far

That was a good discovery my good man, at least you can sort it. Weather permiting of course.

Mark Piercy · Apr 30, 2020

tarphenry said:
from inside the vehicle you could see very little and the wheel well wasnt wet, the water never got that far

That was a good discovery my good man, at least you can sort it. Weather permiting of course.

Mark Piercy · Apr 30, 2020

Stupid site activity again!!

Grrrrrr · Apr 30, 2020

tarphenry said:
Hope this works ,as requested photos oView attachment 207569 View attachment 207570 f repairs needed offside(not stripped n/s yet . Weather too windy for M.I.G at the moment,but not going anywhere soon.

That's bad. Was it stored in the Dead Sea?

tarphenry · Apr 30, 2020

No Buckinghamshire I believe ,there is a lot of crap down that way

RangeRoller dt · Apr 30, 2020

I am more used to seeing holes like that cut out of a RRC more than a P38. Chassis seems like it’s got good dose of surface rust probably caught in time, not sure about the notchy/crumbly bit

backinblack · May 2, 2020

Treated her to a solar charger to keep the battery topped up till I finish fixing her. Hopefully it will work.

3D printed some bits to tidy everything up. Instructions said to put a bulb across the load but I don't think it needs it.

Not wired the (Australian) switch up yet

Datatek · May 2, 2020

That's a complicated charge controller, what size is the panel? It looks like a 20 watt job which is what I use.

backinblack · May 2, 2020

Yes 20 watt. Don't know anything about controllers but the reviews said this should be fine.

Datatek · May 2, 2020

backinblack said:
Yes 20 watt. Don't know anything about controllers but the reviews said this should be fine.

It's a good controller.
I went for a cheaper, simpler one with less to go wrong as I needed 6 of them.

backinblack · May 2, 2020

Datatek said:
It's a good controller.
I went for a cheaper, simpler one with less to go wrong as I needed 6 of them.

It was £12 on Amazon

Datatek · May 2, 2020

backinblack said:
It was £12 on Amazon

I pay €6,50 for mine including postage.

Bagshot · May 2, 2020

Made a start on rewiring for a replacement Amp after my DSP died. Oh sh##.......!

RangeRoller dt · May 2, 2020

Is same dvm I ordered.
Still no sign of delivery yet

Datatek · May 2, 2020

RangeRoller dt said:
Is same dvm I ordered.
Still no sign of delivery yet

Looks much like one of the DVM's I have. Good bit of kit.

Bagshot · May 2, 2020

RangeRoller dt said:
Is same dvm I ordered.
Still no sign of delivery yet

£9.99 from China. Ok but started losing pixels after a few months. 12v could be 12000v..lucky dip.!

Datatek · May 2, 2020

Bagshot said:
£9.99 from China. Ok but started losing pixels after a few months. 12v could be 12000v..lucky dip.!

Not the same as mine then but a look alike. Had mine for years with no problem apart from a broken test lead.

Bagshot · May 2, 2020

Datatek said:
Not the same as mine then but a look alike. Had mine for years with no problem apart from a broken test lead.

Guess it's 'gets what you pay for'..

ukadamwest · May 2, 2020

Byway open to all traffic..

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