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  1. T1 Terry

    Does anyone know the peak charging current of the 12V battery?

    What ever you say, you might not always be right, but it does appear you can never be wrong .... good luck in life my friend, life is too short for this sort of nonsense T1 Terry
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    Does anyone know the peak charging current of the 12V battery?

    It could be that I actually work with off grid systems and have done for quite some time. I actually conduct hands on testing rather than form opinions from watching You Tube influencers ...... Knowledge is a two edged sword, a little is far more dangerous than none at all because it makes a...
  3. T1 Terry

    MG4 powering other stuff (Vehicle to Load aka ‘V2L’)

    This is an Australian electrical wiring method reaction to something not powered from the grid through a Powerbox with an earth neutral link active .... it thinks the earth cable conductor connection is broken. I've seen that response on a few chargers plugged into a V2L before. I think it is...
  4. T1 Terry

    Another "runaway" EV

    So, he was sitting in the car, in drive ..... with his foot on the brake pedal presumably, because it wasn't moving forward :cautious: The chances of the car changing from park to drive and accelerating and the collision detection not functioning .... all at the same time? T1 Terry
  5. T1 Terry

    Member of the month

    Best not poke the bear, you don't want to become an extinguished member eh ;) :LOL: T1 Terry
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    Is my battery advice helping?

    I would never have thought of that Len ;) but it does get it on the "What's New board for a while :LOL: The more members that at least see it, the more likely they are to vote ..... T1 Terry
  7. T1 Terry

    12V battery drained in 48 hours whilst locked

    One of these is very handy...
  8. T1 Terry

    Is my battery advice helping?

    The vote numbers are improving, so that's at least heartening ..... T1 Terry
  9. T1 Terry

    Hot enough for you?

    Not as hot, a lot more humidity, and they have the "build up" to the wet season even further up, the humidity is to the point that without 24/7 air conditioning, clothes in cupboards go mouldy because they remain wet, along with the interior of the caravan or motorhome ..... dehumidifiers and...
  10. T1 Terry

    Does anyone know the peak charging current of the 12V battery?

    So, that was very helpful to understand how you go about appraising a cell chemistry, not in the slightest, but rather depend on an influencer to push his bias and not bother to look at the information that influencer provided, like 17.2v would be fully 100%, after settling and actually...
  11. T1 Terry

    Does anyone know the peak charging current of the 12V battery?

    The fact the lead acid battery has such a short life and after 2 yrs, you are at the mercy of the lead acid battery gods, just waiting for a cell to fail .... a 1 in 6 possibility or a battery made as cheap as possible having a cell fail ..... T1 Terry
  12. T1 Terry

    12V battery drained in 48 hours whilst locked

    I'm guessing it would be the same point it stops the V2L, 25% if I remember ...... I can't imagine it has a heap of different low SOC cut offs for each different function. Either the MG smarts has determined the 12v battery is faulty because it can't seem to get it fully charged, or the...
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    Member of the month

    Thank you all. Winning this 7 day challenge is such a wonderful feeling for me .... the temp dropping around 15*C certainly made me a tad more comfortable, but I'm still game to open the door and see how hot it is outside :rolleyes: Margaret has returned early, so the nap turned into a good...
  14. T1 Terry

    Member of the month

    Back in the lead :cool: Time for a scan under the air con ..... with a nice cool drink maybe :D T1 Terry
  15. T1 Terry

    Your day in 3 words.

    Sounds like what a holiday should be all about A quick swim at the beach then working on that sun tan :cool: T1 Terry
  16. T1 Terry

    Hot enough for you?

    Air con in the motorhome, but the heat soak area is a bit beyond the air con's ability to keep the temp down. I don't have a phone app for the car, keep meaning to down load and set one up, but that hasn't happened .... :rolleyes: If I'm not responding, I'm probably having a sleep spread...
  17. T1 Terry

    Hot enough for you?

    I've done it this time :rolleyes: Did the drivers window down, reach in and lock the door and then put the window up ..... went out there just now, centre screen reads 50 something, everything still running ...... and it appears I must have locked the fob inside the car :cry: Can't get a photo...
  18. T1 Terry

    Your day in 3 words.

    How are you with the humidity? I can remember times back in Wollongong where the water would run down the glass doors of the drink fridges in the shops, no worries about that happens over here :rolleyes: T1 Terry
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    Your day in 3 words.

    I remember the temps were a lot lower in the Illawarra, the humidity was dreadful though ..... They say this is a dry heat, but the sweat running down my butt crack feels just as wet :ROFLMAO: T1 Terry
  20. T1 Terry

    Cold weather mileage.

    I get around 18 kWh/100km, but the electricity comes free, so as long as I make it home ...... I don't really care ;) :LOL: T1 Terry
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