The Best Battery Charger You Will Ever Need. Tornado 30000.

[@cartes5996]

Is it safe to keep the vehicles positive lead still connected.

[@paul_my_plumbs_uk]

👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿 I bought a ring smart charger and 👍🏿👍🏿 now looking at a noco smart charger/power bank 😍😍😍💷💷💷

[@M..R....]

Doesnt seem to have a dedicated leisure battery mode unlike the leisure battery version of the Yuasa PCX12 charger aka PCXL12 which has a dedicated leisure battery algorithm for charging leisure batteries as well as other modes like desulphation etc

[@thecaravanplace]

I think they are setup to voltage and amps rather that leisure or cranking.

[@simonpeat2937]

Can't beat a good length 🤣

[@aqpe94]

Tornado 30000 good for chiptuning ?

[@wsatnutter9674]

not 3000 its 30000

[@thecaravanplace]

Yes I get confused easily lol

[@wsatnutter9674]

@@thecaravanplace you and me both sir my life is organised with post it notes 😆

[@colinmew7139]

Go on then how much?

[@thecaravanplace]

Yes 250 is on offer now on eBay, link in the description lol

[@davelewis3022]

surely it's cheaper to buy a new battery 😁

[@thecaravanplace]

Same as Stephen said, but the new battery may still need charging over winter etc. 👍

[@dewrecker1]

Caravans should be mot tested and road taxed they should also be made to travel at restricted times too ( eg night time ) because they cause traffic delays and slow down traffic and case CO2 pollution pollution ⚓️ s

[@thecaravanplace]

The Government has just done a report on this and over the last 3 years they only found 12% of caravans tested had issues and were not roadworthy, 9% of these were only due to lights that were not all working. So at the moment it doesn't look like they have enough evidence to make mot's a requirement.

[@M..R....]

Maybe we should go on holiday by flying instead of towing then again maybe not as that causes far more pollution than towing as I dont know of any aeroplane with a DPF filter to bring emmisions down whereas vast majority of tow cars will have them. Night time towing not an option as you usually have to be off a site by lunchtime and aren't allowed on site until after midday. Not sure how towing causes much delay as there are typically 3 lanes on a motorway , 2 on a dual carriageway and caravanners can tow at the speed limits on 20/30/40/50 mph roads and 50 mph on a national speed limit road. HGV Lorries on the other hand cant travel as fast as a caravan on a national speed limit road or motorway as they are limited to 56mph. Maybe you should go onto some lorry forums and complain there too. Try allowing slightly longer for your journey as per common sense or drive at night to avoid caravans