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 ·  Posted: 14.05.2024  ·  #1961

Getting my moho fitted with a new rear wheel bearing here today
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 ·  Posted: 14.05.2024  ·  #1962

Passed NCT Phew!

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 ·  Posted: 15.05.2024  ·  #1963

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Passed NCT Phew!

Yeah there seems to be this s physiological nervousness hanging over the test that never seems to go away, got mine the other day and same relief , don’t think that’ll ever go,

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 ·  Posted: 15.05.2024  ·  #1964

I never get concerned about MOT.
Basically I pay the tester £30 to tell me if my vehicle is roadworthy. Cheap as chips

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 ·  Posted: 15.05.2024  ·  #1965

My one passed on Friday, then it threw a fan belt on Saturday, had to be lifted off the road, it was delivered to my buddy's place after lunch yesterday, it needed two pullies and two belts, he called me, this afternoon at 4,30 to come and collect it, I got back home and Parked up by 6.30, great have it for the weekend in Mondello now, another problem now is I've spent the last hour trying to find what I did with the keys. .

It has been one of those weeks.

Two good thing about the whole thing,
1. AXA and James Travers recover in Kilkenny,
Excellent service, even if the operator didn't take the details down correctly.

2. Our Buddy Robbie, in Ashford Motor Services, had the parts ordered and the job sorted in 24 hours. Even if he does think Motorhomes are a pain in the butt.

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 ·  Posted: 16.05.2024  ·  #1966

Quote by Albert the Talbot

I never get concerned about MOT.
Basically I pay the tester £30 to tell me if my vehicle is roadworthy. Cheap as chips

Is that England albert

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 ·  Posted: 16.05.2024  ·  #1967

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I never get concerned about MOT.
Basically I pay the tester £30 to tell me if my vehicle is roadworthy. Cheap as chips

Is that England albert

Yes, his normal charge is £35 but he must like me as he always gives me a fiver discount.

He’s as mad as a box of frogs with a Mohican hair style

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 ·  Posted: 16.05.2024  ·  #1968

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I never get concerned about MOT.
Basically I pay the tester £30 to tell me if my vehicle is roadworthy. Cheap as chips

Is that England albert

Yes, his normal charge is £35 but he must like me as he always gives me a fiver discount.

He’s as mad as a box of frogs with a Mohican hair style

Better system as long as they’re honest, over here your pride an joy is taken into a big shed by people you don’t know and have never seen before, the door closed and all sorts of “inspections “shall we say is administered to your vehicle, sometimes the mysterious man comes out the other end the big shed and says ,FAIL,there’s a bill for hundreds of pounds book a retest, bye. having said that the vehicles have to be safe

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 ·  Posted: 16.05.2024  ·  #1969

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another problem now is I've spent the last hour trying to find what I did with the keys. .

It has been one of those weeks.

Get yourself an iPhone and some AirTags.
In my senile old age I seem to have adopted the memory of a goldfish !.... Thank God for Steve Jobs.

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 ·  Posted: 16.05.2024  ·  #1970

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another problem now is I've spent the last hour trying to find what I did with the keys. .

It has been one of those weeks.

Get yourself an iPhone and some AirTags.
In my senile old age I seem to have adopted the memory of a goldfish !.... Thank God for Steve Jobs.

found by Susie in the pocket of the apron she was using to do the washing up, the same one I used when getting the dinner on,
I know, don't start, I've heard it all, at least I'm willing to admit, I do cook dinner sometimes.

Anyway also got the Truma Heater working, now for the Reversing cameras. and since the weather is getting a bit better the Skylight.that I broke in France.

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 ·  Posted: 06.06.2024  ·  #1971

Late getting going this year after holding out in France until late October last year for the RWC, anyway, it's out and cleaned and passed the CVRT first go on Tuesday evening.

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 ·  Posted: 07.06.2024  ·  #1972

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Late getting going this year after holding out in France until late October last year for the RWC, anyway, it's out and cleaned and passed the CVRT first go on Tuesday evening.

Do you have to wait long in the south for dates for test

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 ·  Posted: 07.06.2024  ·  #1973

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Late getting going this year after holding out in France until late October last year for the RWC, anyway, it's out and cleaned and passed the CVRT first go on Tuesday evening.

Do you have to wait long in the south for dates for test

For van tests,NO , for car tests,Yes

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 ·  Posted: 07.06.2024  ·  #1974

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Late getting going this year after holding out in France until late October last year for the RWC, anyway, it's out and cleaned and passed the CVRT first go on Tuesday evening.

Do you have to wait long in the south for dates for test

For van tests,NO , for car tests,Yes

for a car test if you want to get one quick, the answer is to simply phone them, there is nearly always some available, people just accept the long wait on the online application.

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 ·  Posted: 07.06.2024  ·  #1975

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Late getting going this year after holding out in France until late October last year for the RWC, anyway, it's out and cleaned and passed the CVRT first go on Tuesday evening.

Do you have to wait long in the south for dates for test


For van tests,NO , for car tests,Yes

for a car test if you want to get one quick, the answer is to simply phone them, there is nearly always some available, people just accept the long wait on the online application.

Also, search one or two of the counties surrounding you. I found Waterford to be very busy but a quick spin to Wexford got me an appointment in half the time

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 ·  Posted: 08.06.2024  ·  #1976

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Late getting going this year after holding out in France until late October last year for the RWC, anyway, it's out and cleaned and passed the CVRT first go on Tuesday evening.

Do you have to wait long in the south for dates for test

I booked it a few weeks ago, could possibly have got one sooner in another test centre.

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 ·  Posted: 09.06.2024  ·  #1977

Last month I went on to the NCT website at 9pm on a Saturday night and got 10.30 am the next morning. Just the luck of the draw.

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 ·  Posted: 09.06.2024  ·  #1978

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Last month I went on to the NCT website at 9pm on a Saturday night and got 10.30 am the next morning. Just the luck of the draw.

So they work on the Lords day (Sunday), my goodness Ireland is changing

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 ·  Posted: 09.06.2024  ·  #1979

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Last month I went on to the NCT website at 9pm on a Saturday night and got 10.30 am the next morning. Just the luck of the draw.

So they work on the Lords day (Sunday), my goodness Ireland is changing

Honestly ,you don’t want to know

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 ·  Posted: 10.06.2024  ·  #1980

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Last month I went on to the NCT website at 9pm on a Saturday night and got 10.30 am the next morning. Just the luck of the draw.

So they work on the Lords day (Sunday), my goodness Ireland is changing

Yeah, even those big gray empty buildings do, and they expect you to pay, half way trough the preferences, and the pubs are note made to close for the prickly hour either.

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 ·  Posted: 18.06.2024  ·  #1981

Ordered a LiFePO4 battery to replace the old Lead Acid one that failed at the weekend after 11 years. Things just don't last.....

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 ·  Posted: 18.06.2024  ·  #1982

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Ordered a LiFePO4 battery to replace the old Lead Acid one that failed at the weekend after 11 years. Things just don't last.....

You won't look back with the lithium battery installed, I have a 150ah one fitted...it was a game changer... I can use the coffee machine or air fryer now with the inverter when off grid....Happy days

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 ·  Posted: 18.06.2024  ·  #1983

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Ordered a LiFePO4 battery to replace the old Lead Acid one that failed at the weekend after 11 years. Things just don't last.....

You won't look back with the lithium battery installed, I have a 150ah one fitted...it was a game changer... I can use the coffee machine or air fryer now with the inverter when off grid....Happy days

If your existing charging kit doesn't have a LiFePO4 setting THIS will do all three jobs of B2B charging, MPPT solar charge controller and charging the engine battery once the leisure battery is full.
I have the 30 amp version but planning to change it for the 50amp unit.
The quoted ampage is the sum 15amps or 25amps from the alternator plus up to 15amps or 25amps from the solar, depending on the model.
The units also act to prevent a LiFePO4 battery from sucking too much current from the alternator which could result in premature alternator failure.

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 ·  Posted: 18.06.2024  ·  #1984

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Quote by RAYZOR

Quote by bobbyluk

Ordered a LiFePO4 battery to replace the old Lead Acid one that failed at the weekend after 11 years. Things just don't last.....

You won't look back with the lithium battery installed, I have a 150ah one fitted...it was a game changer... I can use the coffee machine or air fryer now with the inverter when off grid....Happy days

If your existing charging kit doesn't have a LiFePO4 setting THIS will do all three jobs of B2B charging, MPPT solar charge controller and charging the engine battery once the leisure battery is full.
I have the 30 amp version but planning to change it for the 50amp unit.
The quoted ampage is the sum 15amps or 25amps from the alternator plus up to 15amps or 25amps from the solar, depending on the model.
The units also act to prevent a LiFePO4 battery from sucking too much current from the alternator which could result in premature alternator failure.

I have the same MPPT controller as well and very happy with it.

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 ·  Posted: 18.06.2024  ·  #1985

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Quote by RAYZOR

Quote by bobbyluk

Ordered a LiFePO4 battery to replace the old Lead Acid one that failed at the weekend after 11 years. Things just don't last.....

You won't look back with the lithium battery installed, I have a 150ah one fitted...it was a game changer... I can use the coffee machine or air fryer now with the inverter when off grid....Happy days

If your existing charging kit doesn't have a LiFePO4 setting THIS will do all three jobs of B2B charging, MPPT solar charge controller and charging the engine battery once the leisure battery is full.
I have the 30 amp version but planning to change it for the 50amp unit.
The quoted ampage is the sum 15amps or 25amps from the alternator plus up to 15amps or 25amps from the solar, depending on the model.
The units also act to prevent a LiFePO4 battery from sucking too much current from the alternator which could result in premature alternator failure.

Looks like a nice piece of kit and ideal for someone that needs all three charging options for a new lithium install...
my 240v battery charger luckily had a lithium setting so I didn't need to change that when adding the lithium battery and I installed the 30amp B to B victron charger for charging while driving from A to B as my van is a euro 6, the alternator was shutting down charging the hab battery when the vehicle battery was full ...its great to have the option now of using 240v coffee machine etc with the inverter also installed when off grid and the lithium provides ample power to do that....I only had room to fit 1 x 150ah lithium but its a game changer compared to the 80ah AGM I had before.

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 ·  Posted: 19.06.2024  ·  #1986

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Quote by RAYZOR

Quote by bobbyluk

Ordered a LiFePO4 battery to replace the old Lead Acid one that failed at the weekend after 11 years. Things just don't last.....

You won't look back with the lithium battery installed, I have a 150ah one fitted...it was a game changer... I can use the coffee machine or air fryer now with the inverter when off grid....Happy days

If your existing charging kit doesn't have a LiFePO4 setting THIS will do all three jobs of B2B charging, MPPT solar charge controller and charging the engine battery once the leisure battery is full.
I have the 30 amp version but planning to change it for the 50amp unit.
The quoted ampage is the sum 15amps or 25amps from the alternator plus up to 15amps or 25amps from the solar, depending on the model.
The units also act to prevent a LiFePO4 battery from sucking too much current from the alternator which could result in premature alternator failure.

Thanks for the tip. Already have a charge controller which claims it covers all batteries. Don't think my solar charges the engine battery once the leisure battery is full, but have never checked. Plan to use the included bluetooth app to monitor the LiFePO4 battery once it's in to make sure not sucking too much from the alternator. If it is, time for an upgrade.

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 ·  Posted: 19.06.2024  ·  #1987

1500 watt power bank with 100watt solar panel , starter motor for van and idle valve cause the van was hunting a bit ,and full service, a pricey weekend

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 ·  Posted: 19.06.2024  ·  #1988

The Renogy unit comes with optional wiring bits and instructions which can be used if being fitted to a vehicle with a smart alternator

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 ·  Posted: 19.06.2024  ·  #1989

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The Renogy unit comes with optional wiring bits and instructions which can be used if being fitted to a vehicle with a smart alternator

Do you know if you can marry that unit with a Scheudt Electrobloc 220.?

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 ·  Posted: 19.06.2024  ·  #1990

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The Renogy unit comes with optional wiring bits and instructions which can be used if being fitted to a vehicle with a smart alternator

Do you know if you can marry that unit with a Scheudt Electrobloc 220.?

I haven't a clue, all the kit on my Rapido is CBE

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 ·  Posted: 16.07.2024  ·  #1991

Replaced the TV with something a bit more useful

 

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 ·  Posted: 16.07.2024  ·  #1992

Can you get Sky on it

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 ·  Posted: 17.07.2024  ·  #1993

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Replaced the TV with something a bit more useful

 

Exact same as ours. It runs perfectly on the 1500watt pure sine inverter. A basket of chips knocks about 30 amps off the batteries.

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 ·  Posted: 17.07.2024  ·  #1994

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Replaced the TV and slide out bracket, with something more useful to us.

 

Have one the Exact same 900 watts,I think and when running of power bank the wattage drops to around a 100 for short periods during cooking

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 ·  Posted: 17.07.2024  ·  #1995

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Can you get Sky on it

No but I can normally see it trough roof "Sky light"

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 ·  Posted: 16.08.2024  ·  #1996

Not today but over the last several days, transformed it from this

 

To this

 

 

 

Anyone want to buy a nice spanky clean Motorhome.

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 ·  Posted: 16.08.2024  ·  #1997

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Not today but over the last several days, transformed it from this

 

To this

 

 

 

Anyone want to buy a nice spanky clean Motorhome.

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 ·  Posted: 21.08.2024  ·  #1998

Sold it. Had it for over 13 years. Loved that van but it is time to move on.

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My Motorhome: van conversion
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Re: The..... What did you do to your Motorhome today thread!

 ·  Posted: 21.08.2024  ·  #1999

Good luck with your new van if your getting one

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relay racer

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Location: co.armagh
Age: 53
Posts: 875
Registered: 09 / 2020
My Motorhome: van conversion
Base Vehicle:

Subject:

Re: The..... What did you do to your Motorhome today thread!

 ·  Posted: 21.08.2024  ·  #2000

Quote by relay racer

Quote by sprinter

Not today but over the last several days, transformed it from this

 

To this

 

 

 

Anyone want to buy a nice spanky clean Motorhome.

Luvly

Wat you use to clean it apart from elbow grease

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