According to the instructions for my
NOCO boost plus GB40 unit they advise charging to 100% as indicated by the four leds on the unit. The final (100%) led is green and when it stops flashing it has reached 100%.
They advise charging the unit periodically but not to leave it charging for more...
I’m guessing that might help the handling a bit but it must make the battery more susceptible to damage on speed humps / rocks etc.
I already find the car a wee bit low on entry and egress for the three quarter century back. Are lowering kits available for these ?🤣🤣
Good question- I always plug it in until I get the solid green light as I thought it was supposed to be. Whether that’s a full 100% level or an 80% built in safety indicator I can’t answer.
I’ll check the paperwork in the box.
Really ?, I mean really really ?
One or two of that master race, the Ladies might shower nearer that level but, really ? Sorry I’m a mere mortal 😂
I meant the compromise was between the figures I quoted. A bit too warm to have left a wash basin and not quite hot enough for the kitchens in...
That is a compromise solution. Bear in mind that 45°C is on the hot side. Hand wash basins in hospitals, hotels etc are usually required to be set and signed for between 38 and 42 after installation / servicing ( sometimes even lower ). With thermostatic showers again the air requirement was...
HELP. I was abducted today from Broxden park and ride car park by Diesel Daughter and her Canine Consort.
I was taken to Banchory via the Cairn o’ Mount and had to endure the noise and the multiple many gear changes going on up and down the box of gears to negotiate that favourite road. Don’t...
By all means keep the water in the cylinder very hot but have it at around 50 C at the kitchen and a max of 38 / 42 C at the taps on the wash hand basins and baths. Temperature blending valves can be fitted beneath / behind those taps to regulate the max temperatures at those taps. This leaves...
Surveying the lands towards Edinburgh and Queensferry of the Southern bank of the river Forth (a bit long winded - I hitherto called it the more compact SQ 🤣
Three gigantic structures cross the river nine miles over yonder in the mist.
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