Fantastic and such a help for many people.We have our new silverline now and are getting ready to have a gap year in it next year so many thanks and keep up the good work,Sharon and Mike
G'Day mate, like your work on the Lithium upgrade, I just did mine but I would just like to let you know that your positive wire should be connected to the other positive terminal so it creates a complete circuit as one, the way you have it now its pulling the power from the front battery mainly, if you refer to BMpro wiring diagrams they do mention this. Just swap over the positive leads and job fixed. Cheers Moz
Our caravan transports our bikes on the back when we travel. The additional rack on the front, allows us to transport our bikes to location. Not sure why your question hasn't been visible to us until now. Sorry it took so long to reply
Really useful info, your power distribution is very cool and well done, do you also charge from the vehicle when you are running what sort of cost was it to install everything?
Hi Ian, we are running the 12v fridge when we are on the road. The solar will still be charging the batteries while travelling and typically our lithium's are fully charged up every afternoon anyway. You could, but you would need to add a DC to DC charger to your vehicle. As for the cost it would be around 9 -10k all up including the inverter because I built the circuitry myself off of a drawing from US -RV solar expert Wil Prowse. He has a channel and puts up great videos on solar systems.
Hi Meg, I have added the link for the wheel covers in the description box. The supplier is Moutere Caravans in Nelson. They are closed for the Winter though based on their website?? Kind regards Kevin and Paula
Thanks for the great tips. Safe travels to you both.
Fantastic and such a help for many people.We have our new silverline now and are getting ready to have a gap year in it next year so many thanks and keep up the good work,Sharon and Mike
Thanks for your comment! How exciting as you plan for next year, you'll love living in your Silverline.
Kind regards
Kevin and Paula
G'Day mate, like your work on the Lithium upgrade, I just did mine but I would just like to let you know that your positive wire should be connected to the other positive terminal so it creates a complete circuit as one, the way you have it now its pulling the power from the front battery mainly, if you refer to BMpro wiring diagrams they do mention this. Just swap over the positive leads and job fixed. Cheers Moz
Hi Moz, thanks for the feedback. Yip agree, I've changed mine to suit. Cheers Kevin
Please explain the mounting of the bike rack at the front near the lowball
Our caravan transports our bikes on the back when we travel. The additional rack on the front, allows us to transport our bikes to location.
Not sure why your question hasn't been visible to us until now. Sorry it took so long to reply
Really useful info, your power distribution is very cool and well done, do you also charge from the vehicle when you are running what sort of cost was it to install everything?
Hi Ian, we are running the 12v fridge when we are on the road. The solar will still be charging the batteries while travelling and typically our lithium's are fully charged up every afternoon anyway. You could, but you would need to add a DC to DC charger to your vehicle. As for the cost it would be around 9 -10k all up including the inverter because I built the circuitry myself off of a drawing from US -RV solar expert Wil Prowse. He has a channel and puts up great videos on solar systems.
Where did you buy the tyre protectors?
Hi Meg, I have added the link for the wheel covers in the description box. The supplier is Moutere Caravans in Nelson. They are closed for the Winter though based on their website?? Kind regards Kevin and Paula