Pictures of the Shelf in the Discovery, as you can see it just slides onto the brackets.
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cazz wrote:The brackets on the shelf are the same as the ones on the Dandy, but the other way up, they slot into each other.
Helen wrote:Shauns new shelf ........ love the lights too, looks very cosy
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Thanks for posting Helen
We are back now and the shelf makes a lot of difference and the lights I used are great, runs at the limit on my 12v though so need to find an adapter with more amps.
Tow Itch wrote:Thanks for posting Helen
We are back now and the shelf makes a lot of difference and the lights I used are great, runs at the limit on my 12v though so need to find an adapter with more amps.
The cheapest way to get a high amperage transformer is a high output battery charger. If you have a car boot sale nearby where you can check out electrical items you can get them for a steal. 8amp and 10 amp are common and you can get higher outputs than that.
If you have a battery as well then you can use a transformer that only just or doesn't quite provide enough power for all your twelve volt appliances. Accepting that when the coolbox and lights are working power is drawn from the battery, but when the coolbox only is used the battery is re charged.
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Looking at this charger it will boost charge to 50amp so would provide 10amp all day long.
I take it you intend to run EHU only? Halogens produce a nicer light than LEDs but the ability of LEDs to provide light with almost nil power consumption has opened up lots of off hookup camping options.
Tow Itch wrote:
One last question if your on an EHU all the time why so much stuff on 12v?
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