Auto-Sleeper Warwick Duo Modifications 2017+

I don't know if you have sufficient cabling but I see the controller has. dual outputs....I would certainly wire up the cab battery as well as the leisure battery to ensure it stays well charged when parked on the drive for any length of time.
all this stuff you're adding.....weighed the van recently? lol, only kidding, nice work.

I bid on those. I've actually got Fiamma ones  made of the quilted interior screen material but those looked neater.

Whoops, but I don't feel too bad as you already had a pair.
The tracer 1210a only charges one battery but does have a load output so I could connect a second charger to that. 
This shows it better. The panel goes behind the driver's seat and the remote meter will go next to the microwave. 



The switches are for the USB charger and a 500w inverter, the panel is aluminium ( to save weight :-) ).

Hello Jenny and Peter--have you got the e-bay details for the rear screen insulated pads please?Thanks, Smithee

It was these ones 
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These are buy it now but more expensive.

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You've put same item number twice there.

Whoops  thanks, I have edited it to the correct link.

My Fiamma ones are the same as those quilted ones, only mine cost £35 and were new from a Fiamma agent on eBay.

Many Thanks, Smithee

J and P, perhaps a batrery master then to move 'spare' charge to the cab battery...
I've seen so many threads on here with flat cab batteries due to poor  'smart' charging, I'd bypass it altogether....

We did consider a battery master but they are almost the same cost of the whole system,we may add one at a later date.
 I looked at dual chargers but fancied trying a mppt charger as they cope with shade better.   
We tend to move every few days  power has not been a problem so far, this is just an experiment.

Hi jennyandpeter
I know you posted this quite sometime ago but do you still have the info on the ACCURIDE push to release runners with aluminium mounts that you used for the shelf under the wardrobe. Do you know if they are 75% or 100% extension. Also where did you get yours from?

Regards
Paul

I made up the mounts from ali angle I can measure them tomorrow 
Amazon sell them now

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They are the 100% ones 

Lucky bit was finding a sample at a building supplies that matches the worktop.

Well worth doing as we put drinks and a speaker on it.

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This give a better idea of how it works . It locks in the in position.

New toy time 
Fitted a TPMS system From [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] £66 at the moment . You can get some cheaper ones but these get good reviews. 



The valves are not easy to get to but got there in the end



Tires need matching pressures but leaving it for a while to see if there are nay changes.

Snap! But they are no good for my Prius with low profile tyres. See the dedicated Tyrepal offer thread.

Not really a mod but since it was my birthday we now have a microsoft surface tablet for travelling with. Booked tickets to the peterborough show.

Peterborough show??

j and p
epever now do a dual mppt controller  called a duoracer came out just after you got your tracer . I had always fitted the tracer when fitting solar kits for people but will now try the epever duoracer next time. the load output can be set on a timer .I fit a multi socket to charge phones etc .what panel did you fit

I have not fitted it yet will do once it is warmer. I have this kit as the panel is the right size for the space I have.
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They accepted £140

jennyandpeter wrote:I have not fitted it yet will do once it is warmer. I have this kit as the panel is the right size for the space I have.
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They accepted £140

What a bargain. Fitted my 100w SP a few years ago, though it was not the flexible type. IanH produced a detailed report with pics on this forum on how he fixed his flexible SP, plus wiring etc, to his MH. You might find some of the details useful.

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Thanks I had seen that before, I will be doing slightly different as I will fix a acrylic sheet to the roof that will have captive nuts so I can replace the panel if needed.

Just purchased a memo van swing from another forum member and will be fitting soon, I did not know such a thing existed but looks perfect for what we want. More to follow.

Perfect for the netherlands, but can it be inverted so that it doesn't swing your bikes into the passing traffic when used in the UK?