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leadfoot067
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i was wonderin if you were still using that tool!
Zoediak
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yeah... hurry up Luey... he needs his hammer back... :fawkdancesmiley: :fawkdancesmiley:
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So let me get this straight. You are running 12 V in the bus for all of the stuff except the stuff that you can't get to run on 12 V. So then you have a shore power line that you can plug in and run the bus lights and ect. That is what you are using the ( converter :hi: ) for? plus charging the batteries :eeek:
For my 2 cents
K.I.S.S
if you are running everything 12 V then wire it like a car and protect all cercuits like you would do in a car. As far as charging the batteries. Spend the money on a good programmable charger for the type of battery that you have. Then when you plug in to shore power the 110 will just charge the batteries and keep a controled float charge on them. A lot more efficiant use of power and a lot less chance of something can go wrong and toast things.
Ow ya.... the bus rocks
For my 2 cents
K.I.S.S
if you are running everything 12 V then wire it like a car and protect all cercuits like you would do in a car. As far as charging the batteries. Spend the money on a good programmable charger for the type of battery that you have. Then when you plug in to shore power the 110 will just charge the batteries and keep a controled float charge on them. A lot more efficiant use of power and a lot less chance of something can go wrong and toast things.
Ow ya.... the bus rocks
Spanaway Mudder
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That's an old collector coach, those parts are sought after by people restoring an old Clark...
So, didn't get much done today... It was one of those, measure everything I own, draw some ****, then measure everything again kinda days... Stood in the bus for about an hour and a half just staring at everything, then something in my noggin clicked...:redneck:
Yep, that's my method... Stare at it long enough and it'll do whatcha told it to...:beer:
Hopefully I make some good progress tomorrow...
Yep, that's my method... Stare at it long enough and it'll do whatcha told it to...:beer:
Hopefully I make some good progress tomorrow...
Got the brackets figured out... Have to clean them up and paint 'em...
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Thanks guys...
Well, haven't been working on the bus for awhile... Been doing a lot of work on the house lately... I did pick up a counter top for the bus today... Ten foot with a little damage at one end... Got it for $108... It'll be perfect, 7' for the galley and 3' next to the fridge...
Well, haven't been working on the bus for awhile... Been doing a lot of work on the house lately... I did pick up a counter top for the bus today... Ten foot with a little damage at one end... Got it for $108... It'll be perfect, 7' for the galley and 3' next to the fridge...
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Poohbair
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Looks great ...
kaptain kraker
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use a battery tender that has a solar power pad .. they work great .. and if u need some paint i have more than enough to give ya some ..lol . i have grey , blueish tan , and a couple others more earthy tones . give ya 15 gallons if u need em . always good for primer too . ita all kelly moore professional . just txt me 253 223 1237 . im out by bethal station ... spanaway ..
So, I had a chance to do some work on the bus... Started insulating the walls... The plywood was just on temporarily... Also picked up some indoor/outdoor carpet that will get glued to the plywood and then installed over the foam...
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whatthe?
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Shag carpet I hope.
