Purchased an electric size 60 and well it says in the settings that it tops at 20mph but it will only roll about 5mph what can I do to fix this my old LP truck i had would fly
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Great vid for a new caravan owner like me. Thanks for a clear and concise vid 👍 I have a platinum plus 110ah SD6110L battery on the caravan and store the van away from home. I wish to purchase a second battery in order to rotate them. Which intelligent battery charger do you recommend as I’m confused about the amp capacity of the chargers. Can you help??
Hi, I have 2/100amp 12v. Batteries in my RV HD Ford Transit total of 200amp on the Starter Batteries. I would like to buy and install a 12v. 140amp. split charger but I'm not sure if a "12v. 140amp Duritc Split Charge Relay" Will be Okay or do I need a stronger Heavy duty split charger over 200amp. instead of 140amp. to be safer to charge my 4/100amp. auxiliary leisure batteries.
Should you charge a leisure battery at lower amps or higher amps? I have a ring smart charger so can charge at 2,4,6 or 8 amps, I usually choose to charge it at on the 2 amp setting, is this right or should I choose a higher setting? Thanks !
Also if you put your ear near this charger when its charging. listen to the "tick.. tick.. tick.tick.." sound it makes.. its actually switching the charge on and off so it can measure the batteries voltage to determine when its full! very good charger for the price of 9$ (for me on amazon anyways. Theres 2 exact same by different venders but one is a lot cheaper but theres only a few left in stock. of the same brand charger "Hie")
i guess he thought charging AAA's was bad because he might of put the batteries in the hard way by doing negative connection first. its infinitely easier to do positive connection first. then push down on the negative end. For AAA's that is. AA's can be put in the normal way. Works great/fine for me. Mine was 9$ on amazon but branded "Hie" instead of Vapex. exact same thing. possibly different circuitry inside but same casing. Really got a good deal!!!! 12v 1A power supply came with my unit FREE basically! The packaging could be a bit better perhaps but thats what you get when you buy directly from china. shipped from china.. At least it got here in once piece.. Display lights up too which is great in dim rooms. Tested all the slots and they all work. but take note.. AAA's will be charged at the same rate as AA's. so if you put a dead AAA in by itself and wait for it to charge it could take only 5-15 minutes!!! because 2 amps directly into an AAA is insane. but my batteries seem to actually stay cool at end of charge!!! Barely warm. A single Flat AA charged to full = battery was barely warm at all. and the voltage read 1.441v fresh off the charger and stayed at about 1.42v 30 minutes later. really great deal. charges fast and doesnt heat up the batteries
longltran it's a superb truck for indoor use but definitely not designed for the outdoors, we had ours from brand new and had nothing but problems for the first 4 or 5 weeks with constant electrical issues, every time it rained there would be a partial or complete cut out of power. We found the problem ourselves which was a fundamental design flaw, there was no rain protection from the circuitry over the rear wheels which meant rain would spray up into the electronic black box controller. We got round this problem by asking a Nissan engineer to fit a piece of perspex underneath the affected circuitry and we've had no issues since. Really solid and smooth truck to use.
hi. Thanks for your video. can you help me/us I hope? We have a new and used pair of batteries. We change them over. There is no mains so we charge at home. The batts never get a full charge it seems. They aer leasure batts 12v. Your charger type looks like it might help. What is it and where? Thanks if you can help in advance either way.
Hi. I'm not sure what capacity batteries you have but Maypole and C-Tek do very good intelligent chargers around the £25 -£30 price point for batteries up to 90 ah. If however you have 110 ah units you could take a look at the CTEK MXS 5.0 they're priced much higher but worth the investment. Bare in mind that batteries can take 48 hrs to charge depending on their condition and the charger used.
With regard to charging a leisure battery, I am able to keep my caravan at home and therefore I can keep it 'plugged' in all the time we are at home. I have it set for the electrics to come on twice during twenty four hours app for an hour each time. My question is is this acceptable or will it harm the battery. This query arises because whilst we only use sites with mains hook up we did go on a site without and the battery only lasted about three days which was disappointing. JR.
Hi John your method of 2 hours charging every 24 hrs is fine providing the battery is initially charged to a full state, I'd recommend putting the caravan onto the mains for at least 24 hrs initially followed by a battery test to determine it's charged state. I'm not sure what sort of caravan you have or the charger that's fitted but it's worth bearing in mind that most caravan chargers don't get the battery up to 100%charged state. primarily they're designed for safety therefore they're a slightly lower output to avoid over gassing inside the battery compartment. your quoted battery stamina of three days sounds about right unless of course you have a huge battery and hardly draw off it. I have a 75ahr battery and regard myself as an average user, it usually lasts three days from 100% down to approx 20%
Thanks for the review Steve. I've ordered one of these chargers (should have came yesterday) hopefully today. There was another review where the guy had trouble locking in AAA batteries so I feel this is down to bad design on the unit. Luckily, i purchased this soley for my wireless computer mouse which uses AA (batteries which i've also ordered Duracell rechargeable 2500 mah. Again thanks for the review and if I may ask how is the charger performing?
+steve Moza Hi Steve thanks for the feedback. I've seen the other review that you mentioned where the guy had problems with the AAA's popping out, I can honestly say that I've not had that problem although I must admit that I mainly charge AA's. Overall I'm really impressed with this unit, I've used it a couple of times a week on average over the last 6 or 7 months and it's never let me down.
Thanks for the quick response. My charger arrived and agree that the lightweight material makes it feel cheap but if it does the job i'm happy. I did put some cheap rechargeable (AA) I purchased from poundland and it charged them instantly so I don't think cheap batteries work well with this charger which is fine with me. I purchased some duracell AA 2500mah so i think they will be perfect for the job I got them for. Regarding the AAA issue that guy had I have to admit that i tried AAA in the charger and had no issue whatsoever so he could have had a bad unit. Anyhow, thanks again for the inf.
i have just bought a Halfords auto. battery charger for my leisure battery but when i connect the charger to the battery terminals the yellow charging light comes on before switching the power on is this ok
+Daniel Lees Hi daniel I'm not familiar with the Halfords charger although it sounds to me very much like It's analyzing the condition of your leisure battery before outputting the correct amperage for optimum charging.
+Daniel Lees that's a great choice, the fast charge is a good boost function of 8 amps which is good in that price range. I think you'll be happy with your choice.
What a fantastic video and a young chef wow how old is she brilliant Iv had work experience kids in my kitchen and most are useless . I would give her a job tomorrow
