I have 230 amp agm Tiger.
Bernie.
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homeless
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Re: solar panels
gee " 230 amp agm Tiger."
Are they dangerous
Regards
Brian
Are they dangerous
Regards
Brian
12 × 5 house boat moored at the present in Mannum Waters Marina.
Converting to LiFePo4 for float alone status
Converting to LiFePo4 for float alone status
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Re: solar panels
Bernie you think the same as me with batteries etc.
I know what goes in and what goes out as long as I have enough come in to cover today and make up any difference I need,and the batteries are full enough to get to the next day then I am happy.
If I get the added bonuses then all the better.
I know what the PL40 tells me and that's all I want. If everything is working then it must work whether some say it cant or doesn't is of no consequence.
Go with what you are happy with and get out there and enjoy.
Regards
brian
I know what goes in and what goes out as long as I have enough come in to cover today and make up any difference I need,and the batteries are full enough to get to the next day then I am happy.
If I get the added bonuses then all the better.
I know what the PL40 tells me and that's all I want. If everything is working then it must work whether some say it cant or doesn't is of no consequence.
Go with what you are happy with and get out there and enjoy.
Regards
brian
12 × 5 house boat moored at the present in Mannum Waters Marina.
Converting to LiFePo4 for float alone status
Converting to LiFePo4 for float alone status
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Denis
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Re: solar panels
G'day All
I just finished putting panels up on the pop top and all working well I run the cable down from the panels under the plastic strip on the side of the van instead of drilling hole and going down the inside.
I just finished putting panels up on the pop top and all working well I run the cable down from the panels under the plastic strip on the side of the van instead of drilling hole and going down the inside.
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T1 Terry
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You have me going there for a minute Denis, I couldn't figure out what the brown bit was How is the poptop for weight lifting it up now, still ok or a bit heavy?
How is the poptop for weight lifting it up now, still ok or a bit heavy?A person may fail many times, they only become a failure when they blame someone else John Burrows
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G'day,
I had them installed (easily done) and they work brilliantly (I own no shares in Tim's business nor are we related).
If there is too much weight for you to lift comfortably, have a gander at this; http://www.rvairlifters.com.au/T1 Terry wrote:How is the poptop for weight lifting it up now, still ok or a bit heavy?
I had them installed (easily done) and they work brilliantly (I own no shares in Tim's business nor are we related).
Eddie aka TheBushRat
A larrikin on the loose in The Land Of The Long White Cloud.
A larrikin on the loose in The Land Of The Long White Cloud.