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Personally, I went with the AA.

There is no issues with staying in the car while it is charging. You can even turn it on and have the aircon running. Make sure you turn it all the way on (foot on brake pedal) as just having it powered on the 12V battery can quickly drain it and make starting the car a nightmare. To begin...

Use email rather than phone. Keep trying.

“hello MG - I want to see the sky”

There isn’t a voice command for turning the heated seats on/off either :-( “Hello MG - I’m Cold” That will increase cabin temperature :-)

You must plug into the USB Port that shows the phone interface. There are two ports. The right hand port is the port for AA or memory stick. The other port is power only.

We are talking about the in-car SatNav?

Don’t know if this will help..

I have a Rolec system that my friendly electrician put in about 7 years ago - life was different then. Nothing clever about it. Just does what it says on the tin and charges the car when it is plugged in. I did add a Bluetooth timer relay to it so I can schedule charging. Had to have a relay...

Assuming you pressed the go button :)

Found it :) It’s a Hyundai badged one from when I had the IONIQ and the garage I sold the car to didn’t want the cable !! Anyway, you’re welcome to it. Just PM me with your address and I will get it boxed up and sent to you :)

As long as the car has wired CarPlay, this device will work. It piggybacks onto the CarPlay API. The device runs a version of Android, so can run without having to use CarPlay or Android Auto. See these videos for info. There are lots of different sources for them. The difference between...

I might have a spare one. I will look in the morning and let you know. If I have you can DM me with your address and I will post it out to you :-)

That looks like AC Battery Charger AC-DC converter.

This needs pinning somewhere.

Be interested to see how the devices with slower processors and less memory perform. At that price it looks a good option if it works. Well found :-)

This is the way MG show it in place ..

“With an off grid system once the batteries are fully charged and in theory demanding no current the output voltage rises to the OC voltage. IN practice batteries will always accept a small (maintenance) current but the panels will rise to pretty close to that OC voltage. Nothing is "lost to the...