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installation of a Leisure Battery by an Electrickery Virgin

Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 6:12 pm
by pilajake
Hi
Finally did it :!: using an intelligent split relay system off Ebay (Willinton)

1. 1 metre of 30 amp cable
2. 4 metres of 15 amp cable
3. Two in line fuse holders ( 30 amp) with fuses
4. Two 16 amp 12 volt sockets installed in rear of Bongo side Kitchen
( All these from Maplins for £30 )
5. Intelligent split relay system off Willinton ( £30)
6. 100 amp leisure battery and battery connections £45 ( A1)

No need for me to use internal Bongo Electrics , No curtains or radio to use , simply bypassed all internal wiring and fuses and use all I need off rear 12 volt conversion sockets ( 15 amps each ) or with a decent 300 Watt converter, ( The Range £30)

All done in under Two Hours with help off my Brother all for £ 135 and a couple of home brew bottles of wine for my Brother :D

Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 8:02 pm
by mikeonb4c
Well I'd call that a RESULT - enjoy 8)

Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 8:38 pm
by pilajake
Thanks Mikeonb4c and everyone who gave advice previously

I have Already enjoyed a 3 day trip in pembrokeshire last weekend and watched all the rugby world cup on my new Electrickery supply with an endless supply of cold refreshments :D all this without worrying about starting my engine.

perfect :D :D

Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 9:26 pm
by daveblueozzie
did mine and bigdaddycains earlier this year ,brill dont know how i managed before.easy installation.