Mine is LiFePO4. Check out my other vids for the fitting, chargers and solar.

@@crusader-t7s is what a wind up?

Yes, the Lake District is much busier these days, having gained World Heritage status. Around 18 million people a year visit now..... Living here, I avoid it like the plague. I head over to North Yorkshire for my relaxation with scenery.....Nice little villages, often with a tea shop, and plenty of places to park.. Back in the late 50's and 60's, there weren't 64 million people living in Britain.....

@@Brian-om2hh This is very true, the country was much nicer then. In a way I’m clad that I’m 73 so I hopefully I won’t have to see the country completely ruined by Liebour.

You can only do whole numbers, 5,10,20,30 etc. If youre getting permanently fitted panels and they're generating it splits the charge between two, so 10 is 5car and 5 solar. I put it at 20 during the day and 10 at night.

​@IntrepidIresons thanks for that..imlooking at the victron kit and O don't think they do a combined mppt & dc2dc converter so they would have to be seperate feeds to the battery..so only 125w panel through the mppt direct to the battery then the same 12v feed off the fuse box to the dc2dc...so it would have to be 10A unless the victron can be set to intermediate A values...thoughts?

@deanswan6109 I looked at victron too. Only suitable DCDC I could see was the Orion 12|9 and then have to get the separate mppt. Not only less amps, more boxes and wiring but also a lot more expensive and separate apps.

@@IntrepidIresons three times my reply has disappeared?

@deanswan6109 really?

@@rutakrivickaite319 26"

I mean like S, M, L, XL

They don't come in sizes like that. This is the one www.googleadservices.com/pagead/aclk?sa=L&ai=DChcSEwinvo7rl66JAxUqmVAGHenWHhMYABAeGgJkZw&co=1&ase=2&gclid=CjwKCAjwyfe4BhAWEiwAkIL8sL-7I__uniKY-fieK481ScnYtwNAdQFrQj8luKqSNRLYcnuOwsjfxRoCgjgQAvD_BwE&sph=&ohost=www.google.com&cid=CAESxAHg9leMjxzziKHqE6vLUllBtxWXOONDTV9JyW8DMWojSo7YUcWq88a2BhqAe73ftA5pHhzsqfVvMAajesLsvlfjrY6pUEoZEJeTAqi1MK0MfhG7JPpeE6ewbvnAElTWy_vNVtjSXVD53QcfC9LOI2oqm_UhoSU3gQHQ8EU8lwNjTgnuzVRWio2tbM_fVbb9CeGgcF095TfQp3_n8VF1xBJLjXla7OgoeVnmlyGwN_L0anL4dq2fAdB3ZT9jgWi3PJbRGHLR&sig=AOD64_3MI548bxVAOwBfuDkGfRbGKT-7Rw&ctype=46&q=&ved=2ahUKEwiv1Ifrl66JAxWST0EAHcibBdEQzzkoAHoECAUQDA&nis=7&adurl=

Oh tysm

Link was in the description, but here it is again amzn.to/3Tox4n0

Thanks 👍

And when you have a decent one. Those ones that roll up are a nightmare!

No, uses the existing negative feed through the 13pin plug and existing caravan wiring, negative and relay. Only changes needed are on the positive side.

Glad it was helpful!

Just wondering how your system is working...have you evaluated it yet? Are you happy with it? Is there anything you'd do to improve it in retrospect? TIA

It's amazing. Only change would really be neatening up the wiring.... May do it one day....

@@IntrepidIresons Can you post a link for the relay...can't see it listed above. TIA

@deanswan6109 uk.renogy.com/renogy-smart-relay/

I've added the link into the description

Hi, if you subscribe to my channel and look through all I show all of the solar fitting and fitting the TV, I always try to link to all the products in the descriptions of the videos

@@johnlangfield3532 good idea

Benefit of this to us was it doesn't scrunch up under you, no having to tuck it in etc

@@deanswan6109 it is wired to the dcdc charger that does the charging via that cable rather than directly into the battery that would do damage

@@IntrepidIresons ok...how does it do that?....is the negative switched to ground when charging is required? I would be interested to see a video on installing the DCDC converter if you have one.

I'll do one tomorrow, if you're not already if you turn on subs and notifications you should be pinged. But all negatives are joined together, the solar and the battery. I've taken an easy feed from the motor mover negative. Have to remember negatives are always connected, it's the lives that are isolated/ fused. Look out for the video and it'll show tomorrow.

@@deanswan6109 more detailed explanation is up.

Gasket?

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks 👍

Thank you, just check you have some filling stations locally

You will need to check with the instructions on your particular heater. Technically it may be possible but as it's going to be used indoors make please make sure. Most indoor heaters use butane not LPG/ propane.

@@CH-qw8gb from LIDL, had to shorten it slightly but easily done.

@@yt_seoexpert why don't you tell me one for free so I can see what you can do

@@IntrepidIresons Yes of course you can give me a video and I will show it working then give me work if you like it

Hope you love it as much as we do ours. We're away again at the moment using it. 1p mobile SIM this time, just swap as signal at different sites requires.

With the solar, we've managed over a week and been fully charged most days with charging my gadgets and a hour or so of TV and all day internet in the summer.

@@IntrepidIresons That's awesome. My van had bad damp so had to go and I'm in the process of replacing it. Along the way I have picked up an Eco-flow delta 2000 and extra battery which I hoping to integrate ..... although I was going down the camper van route I have since changed my mind and am going back to the caravan...anyhow... have to figure out how to integrate the eco-flow into the new (second hand) van. Thank you for your reply.

It takes air internally.