Looxory, lad. None of my 8 old cars has working aircon and there is no heating in both Landies (the ex Qld Discovery is one of them)
And I don't have a modern car. The Grenadier will be so disgustingly soft when it eventually turns up!
Looxory, lad. None of my 8 old cars has working aircon and there is no heating in both Landies (the ex Qld Discovery is one of them)
Me too
II use this one on my Gen 1 Tacoma, it works great via an app. In the app it will also search up common fixes/problems based on an online database and search. Not as cool as having access to all that onboard, but it's not terrible. Oh- you can't leave it plugged in full time, it will eventually draw down your battery (weeks.)
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If able to be retrofitted, I will be going for it.
Easy "do it yourself": follow their description and make your own mounting plate, or just buy the kit. The Ctek D250SE is about $300 US......
rather expensive -> https://grenadier4x4.de/collections/batteriemanagementEasy "do it yourself": follow their description and make your own mounting plate, or just buy the kit. The Ctek D250SE is about $300 US......
There are better, more compact options available than the dual module Ctek that is in the IG. Not sure why they went down that path, it could be availability at the time. Redarc Core range does all the dual Ctek gear does but in a better compact module.Easy "do it yourself": follow their description and make your own mounting plate, or just buy the kit. The Ctek D250SE is about $300 US......
I guess it had to be available and approved worldwide and the supplier also wanted to be involved.
Redarc told me that I should add their DC/DC unit to the Smartpass as it would replace the D250SE but not the Smartpass. I have already bought a D250 SE to add to mine. Pete Bell is making a plate alone for sale and am looking forward to seeing what he will charge
The Redarc replaces the Smartpass and the D250E in one unit. The unit (Redarc) should act as a VSR and dcdc charger + solar in one unit.
I'll probably leave the setup as is but "plug in" my portable DIY battery box equipped with a Projecta IDC25L DC-DC/Solar charger and 500W inverter connected to a 100AH LiFePO4 (Jaycar) which manages both my 14 yr old Bushman 35-52L fridge and a "Brass Monkey" 22L fridge (bought for an emergency) which has been 'thrashed' over the past 2 yrs yet is surprisingly reliable! Apart from the fridges, I also run 2 Resmed CPAP machines (sans humidifiers). Thinking of adding a second 100AH Li battery in parallel which the Projecta will handle with ease and enable the addition of the humidifiers with the CPAP machines...
Sounds like you have it sorted
we use Brass Monkey 22lts in our work vans, 4 years now without an issue, unbelievable for a $299 fridge. Obviously Projecta have sorted the IDC25L out as I had trouble with mine as it would shut down for no apparent reason, apparent it didn't like my battery's BMS but that was when they were first released.
That's quite a biggie with an auto gearbox then?
Yes, and no. I always carry a NOCO starter after having an auto 4X4 for the last 6 years and jump leads, which i have used extensively on other vehicles for some reason
Good call. I keep one to
Same
I'm waiting for Makita to bring one out on the 18v platform.
The problem with this forum is that if I buy all the nice tools that a lot of people are promoting - and this one is also very tempting, and I already bought some nice stuff - that I will need a second Grenadier for carrying them all
