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British made military oscilloscope, it has a NSN (Nato Stock Number) and the M.O.D broad arrow symbol. The bakelite buttons are very typucal, I have the same ones on mitilary radio equipment.

useless video you need to talk over the compressor noise se we can guage how loud it is and also have some sort of script so your not stuttering when trying to review this compressor

As a kid with very limited money, I also did the same to a lot of electronics in order to build circuits I wanted to experiment with. I don't do it often today, unless the stuff I am recovering parts from are difficult to find, or too expensive to justify buying new. The old Tektronix scopes have good parts values, but they still have bad caps that dry out or short internally. But the tubes/transistors still have value as do the majority of the other parts, just be sure to check and validate the parts integrity. But most of them, I restore and bring back to useful status. Those ceramic standoffs are quite valuable, and should be saved for use in special equipment! If you are going to use any of those parts, I would recommend a DE-5000 and accessories, as it can check everything, Caps, inductors, and even resistors, all with AC current, and at different frequencies! Good luck with your projects! My current restoring is for Hallicrafters amateur radio equipment, and some old surplus military equipment. I am waiting for parts to arrive for a 1960s Hallicrafters SX-111 Ham receiver.

Interesting. Very nice meter

What about sealer under the fitting to prevent rain ingress?

Hi, I've got a different issue, wondering if you had any idea, what can be the culprit. I have a Parkside polisher and witch the switch being in OFF state and the speed dial on the lowest speed, as soon as I put the battery in/on, it switches on at the highest RPM (whilst the switch is still on the OFF setting). Disassembled and everything is spanking new (it was used twice only). No obvious damage visible. Cheers.

good video mate

Thanks i just used your advice to set up my 700. I am going to connect it to my cerbo gx too to use the 700 shunt to measure battery voltage.

I bought one of these recently and I notice that the compressor kicks in about every 10 minutes. Just wondering if yours is the same or was I sold a dud. Also, when it's used as fridge only, how do you switch off the freezer? DOC

Great idea, handy for inflating tyres on your car, bike, van and wheel barrow, good video

dont buy one no good unless on hook up, drain your batteries, and crap customer service, buy cheap buy twice

Do mot get one of these. They drain batteries, only any good for hook up..I had an 83l of same brand and it drained 2 batteries in one evening without any other power on..buy cheap buy twice..

Where did you purchase that base?

God bless RUclips, just saved me a lot of swearing ! Thank you

Buenas noches mi Peugeot boxer es euro6 llevaría el mismo ? Gracias

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This is a great method thanks

Hi, I did the same as you but when I turned it on the wires started to burn and smoke

Does it need to be wired or just Bluetooth connected?

Thanks for the review. Do you need to add a fuse when connecting this to a 12v fuse holder?

Exactly what I was looking for thank you

Excellent video, We are specialists in campervan shower doors offering a custom made to measure door options.

I think there is something not taken into consideration here. The adhesive used between the plies adds considerable weight to the plywood. If you look at two pieces of plywood of the same thickness, one constructed of more plies will be heavier, stronger, and more stable. The plywood made with more plies is also typically of higher quality, with less voids in the interior plies. So, when using plywood to build a campervan, you can sometimes get a lighter overall result from using a thinner yet heavier and stronger plywood. More than anything, the construction method can affect the results. For instance, use of a laminate of 5 mm sheets with 3/4-inch XPS foam between them and epoxied 6 ounce per yard fiberglass cloth between the wood and the foam will produce a panel slightly thicker than 3/4-inch plywood that is less than 2/3 the weight of the 3/4-inch plywood, yet much stronger. For large vertical pieces, a half inch thick piece with 5 or more plies can often be substituted for a 3/4-inch-thick piece with 5 plies without losing any significant structural integrity while losing a little bit of weight. Also, when joining two sheets of plywood at right angles, a finger (or box) joint is very strong and avoids the need for a piece of wood along the inside of the corner for reinforcement. That of course is a tradeoff between construction time and weight reduction (plus the cost of additional tooling to make those joints).

Great video that mate. There’s always more value in a message that strives to teach and improve, than one which just tries to look smart and photographical

Thanks for sharing the video. I will be starting to build my own raised floor soon so this was very helpful to me. Thank you !

Good arguments. Thanks for sharing. Cheers from Brazil

Do you think these would work in van that has remiss blinds installed?

Cool idea!

From Canada: I imported Tambour Doors from UK for ma caravan build project, those pre-made straight tracks and corners are designed for 90 degree movement, in my case I needed some kind of elliptic shape so I had to have a plastic track CNC machined to achieve the final result I wanted. For your project, I am wondering if it could be better to groove the plywood walls using a router, following a template you could fabricate.

How many amps an hour?

Genius!!! Simple ideas are the bestest 👏🏻

There is an offset/calibration on both Victron and hall sensor. You need to use a good current clamp and measure the actual current and adapt the calibration till it fits.

The van is it a H2 H2 height and length

This is genius! Thank you.

What is the thickness of the aluminum in mm ? I want to build the same frame . Greetings from 🇳🇱

epic van build!!!!

hahahah amazing

i can feel the chaos an frustration hahaha

Put some paper against the inside of the filler and rub it with a crayon, this will give the outline and exact shape to use as a template to cutout.

very clever, its like watching an artist at work, well done. lots of practice... I hope to be giving it a go in the new year 🙂

Exactly what i need to do to my Parkside grinder.

Hey, man thanks for the video, it encouraged me to do the same, and it works. Great job and many thanks!

I was using aluminized foam without the adhesive back. I expected the pre-spraying both the wheel well and foam would require me to work fast and likely end up with stuff stuck where I didn’t want it. And so I cut a section that would cover the entire flat part and glued it down. Then I decided on the proper width for the next piece, folded it up and cut and then sprayed the wheel well in that area only, along with the foam piece and glued it down. It turned out rather well. Although I have more joint lines, each joint has been carefully cut to match the next piece and the width was adjusted to make it the ideal width so it didn’t bulge once glued into place. I would never have though of this idea so thanks for the clip!!

Your voice would be much easier to hear if you turned off the radio in the background. I’m assuming that it’s a radio because who would be silly enough to play music in the background if you’re going to give verbal instructions?

Looks really good, have you got a link to the lights and defuser you’ve used?

Can you show what stuff you can put in the fridge? Size of coke bottles, hummus tubs, cheese slabs etc (not eggs they are kept at room temperature).

Thanks for this! I was wondering what the best way was. 👍🏻

Pwm speed controller. Dirt cheap. Fixed.

Hello

i have just bought one of these fridges, and will be installing it this weekend in my old transporter van, hopefully all goes well, but i am going to renew the wires from the back of the fridge to the supply where my fuse will be located as i dont want to have to remove fridge if the fuse blows for some reason.