Out of interest, what size battery are you using to power the inverter?
Could you post a link John please?!
300 amp of Lithium batteries.
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That link has put me straight into your pension pot John!
Could you link the inverter instead?!!
Thanks John, looks a beastie! Has Roxy still got somewhere to sleep?
It is fitted inside the box I built with Batteries, 240 charger, fuses etc.
Bloody hell, you could bun then diesel engine and power the whike van from that!
I intend to run a double induction hob I’m going to fit in a kitchen pod that I bought.
Don't you listen @Rioja John , break a leg! No...wait....!
Very nice.
They look beautiful. can I please ask where you got them done and a rough price, I'm looking to get my 2+1 done soon and that is exactly the style I have in mind.
i got them done by Quest upholstery, they supplied me a single heated passenger seat and then made new covers for both seats and fitted them for me, i will send you a message re costs etc
So my wife refuses to talk to me...... on hands-free when I’m on the motorway. She claims the noise is unbearable — fair enough when it was an empty panel van.
But after spending roughly £400 on insulation, carpeting, and enough Dodo sound deadening to make NASA jealous, I was confident things had improved. Sadly, I’ve been informed it’s still “not as quiet as the Audi.” (Shocking, I know.)
In a last-ditch effort to save our marital communications, I’ve now removed the roof console, lined the metalwork with Dodo Super Liner, and stuffed every void between the roof lining and the metal with bottle insulation. I even slapped some sound deadening over the mystery holes in the plastic mouldings — probably meant for ventilation, but since the LED lights barely warm up and the BMS kills them after 15 minutes, I reckon we’re safe.
Not tested it yet… but fingers crossed this is the mod that finally gets me more than a “hello” on the motorway
But after spending roughly £400 on insulation, carpeting, and enough Dodo sound deadening to make NASA jealous, I was confident things had improved. Sadly, I’ve been informed it’s still “not as quiet as the Audi.” (Shocking, I know.)
In a last-ditch effort to save our marital communications, I’ve now removed the roof console, lined the metalwork with Dodo Super Liner, and stuffed every void between the roof lining and the metal with bottle insulation. I even slapped some sound deadening over the mystery holes in the plastic mouldings — probably meant for ventilation, but since the LED lights barely warm up and the BMS kills them after 15 minutes, I reckon we’re safe.
Not tested it yet… but fingers crossed this is the mod that finally gets me more than a “hello” on the motorway
