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for 50Amps voltage drop for 3m of 5AWG (16.8mm2) about 0.3v (at 12v), for 3AWG about 0.2v. Once up to about 90% charged the charging current progressively reduces, until its pretty low and the voltage loss is about 0.

welcome to the murky world of fridge comparison. Its marketing that's confusing. The units used by Waeco (1.9 Ah/h) are technically correct for energy consumption. Assuming 12v. If the volts aren't known the better unit is Wh/h The 4.6/Ah for Primus is technically meaningless and requires a...

I can't picture a way of automatically separating the batteries for fridge and connecting for vehicle start. If you must then a manual isolator switch would work. While it can, and no doubt is, done, its not recommended, its inherently better to separate vehicle and house. The conventional...

my wife's a Kiwi! :-)

but its not "Made in England" so it can't possibly be leaking oil :)

ta, just wishful thinking, the bend and hill looked similar, vegetation and rocks a tad different.

is that hill climb at the north end of Plage Blanche in Morocco?

200,000 km something is worn, not as bad as some I drove. Something in gate, springs, or linkages. Bad enough to notice, not bad enough to bring it up the todo list.

thanks, I've been looking for a while but hadn't got serious about my own pcbs.

my wife finds 4th to 3rd (5 speed box) a tad difficult at times.

ta, which software for pcb design?

which software and board provider are you using?

I have 23mm walls, 50mm with internal wood slats for roof and floor, Vanglass. I used the 23mm panel as a bed base. Still flat after 3.5 years continuous use. Some flex of side wall over 4m when floor bent as sub-frame sagged at rear. My walls are split horizontally to allow removal of top...

interaction between brake/indicator = bad earth somewhere

I tee'd into cab heater hoses, close to engine. I have one "small" (single 120mm fan), one "large" (2 x 120mm fans), a towel rail and calorifier. No extra pump required. I used standard heater valve. Recently installed motorised ball valve but not yet tested. Very nice to get to end of drive and...

PS check continuity of resistors. If they've been at 24v may be cooked as it exceeds spec by about 2x. I need to check my maths. 24v needs 24 ohm for 24 watt. ie 4 of those resistors in series. Hence, try old bulb in parallel with leds.

just a thought ... is you vehicle 12v or 24v 6 ohm at 12v is about 24w which is about equivalent to 21w incandescent flasher (indicator) bulb. If vehicle 24v and bulb 21w then double resistance "should" work. Have you tried one of the old incandescent bulbs in parallel without the resistance...

always something to go wrong, have you tried national truck spares? http://www.nationaltruckspares.com.au/P_Isuzu-Isuzu-NPS-NPS59-NPS66-NPS71-NPS70-NPS75-NPS300-NPS250-Gearbox--Transmission-NPS-4X4-Transmissions-.aspx?id=165&page=%C2%A02%C2%A0%C2%A0

my observation of stones that try to hit Aus windscreens is that they bounce off the road and are generally traveling upwards when they hit.

Back up a bit. It was just a suggestion that a simulator (or a scrapyard ECU) may be useful before smoke testing the real thing.