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Big shout for Willinton

Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2012 4:32 pm
by Nogob
Hi, I feel moved to remind people on the forum what a great piece of kit the willinton split charger is - as though any reminder were needed!

I've had mine for nearly two years and use the bongo daily. Today I needed to change a fuse in it and had a query that I emailed to Martin. He replied in about 10 minutes!

You can't get service like that anywhere these days!

So, that's it really - a great piece of kit, can be fitted by a numpty like me and excellent service two years down the line!

Without doubt, my best bongo related investment!

Re: Big shout for Willinton

Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2012 8:07 am
by bongomike
Hey Nogob

Thanks for the info, I am looking to buy one of these shortly if I can get them to deliver to Oz. Are they really easy to fit, what battery are you using?

cheers
Michael

Re: Big shout for Willinton

Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2012 8:35 am
by Observer
Hi, just search on ebay for willinton you can then message Martin the proprietor to find out about Oz
Pete
edit - I know he promotes them on ebay but I just got almost 45000 hits for 'wellimgtons'

So best do a search on here [-o<

Re: Big shout for Willinton

Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2012 8:57 am
by teenmal
This is HIS info from the ebay advert


martin bird

125 willinton road knowle
bristol
Avon
bs4 1hy
United Kingdom

Phone: 01179|535985
Email: [email protected]

Re: Big shout for Willinton

Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2012 9:57 am
by peterrc
bongomike wrote:Hey Nogob

Thanks for the info, I am looking to buy one of these shortly if I can get them to deliver to Oz. Are they really easy to fit, what battery are you using?

cheers
Michael
G'day Michael, You can watch a video of how to install it here :-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzJx6dk7rg0
I watched it and that was when I discovered that I had one fitted.

Re: Big shout for Willinton

Posted: Fri Jun 15, 2012 12:47 pm
by Nogob
Michael

I cannot stress enough how inept I am at DIY and anything electrical but I had no problem fitting this - the instructions are step by step (with photographs as I recall) and absolutely idiot proof.

If you're any good at this type of thing I guess you'll do it in no time at all. With me, reading everything twice and working evrything out in my head before I did it, it took about an hour and a half I think.

As I said in the original post, it's a really good piece of kit that just works.

I bought a Numax CXV30HMF leisure battery. I assume somebody must have recommended it to me because I don't know the first thing about leisure batteries either (are you seeing a pattern here?). I've nothing really to compare it with but it still seems to be going strong - I get about 24 hours use from a full charge if I'm static - that's powering a fan type cool box, internal lights and various mobile devices. I tend not to use hook up if I go to Cornwall in the summer and the battery lasts us for the week but we do do pleny of running around in the van so it gets topped up.

Good luck.