need a smart charger ,disco batt is stuggling. I start once a week, can't drive as It is sorned due to lockdown! I have a trickle charger, but it needs a bit more.
found these, which one is better OR can anybody suggest one?
cheers
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Is it going flat within the week?
If so don't be a cheapskate and get a new battery!
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Quote: ronniecabers wrote in post #2
Is it going flat within the week?
If so don't be a cheapskate and get a new battery!
did have warrior, but crossed over to disco 2.
Thought I could see light at the end of the tunnel, but it was somebody with a torch bringing more work!
Landies don't leak oil, they just sweat
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the battery is fecked then Paul , just get a new one
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Quote: ronniecabers wrote in post #4
the battery is fecked then Paul , just get a new one
did have warrior, but crossed over to disco 2.
Thought I could see light at the end of the tunnel, but it was somebody with a torch bringing more work!
Landies don't leak oil, they just sweat
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I have the lid one it does rhe job aldi have the same one online sometime
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Quote: 123hotchef wrote in post #6
I have the lid one it does rhe job aldi have the same one online sometime
did have warrior, but crossed over to disco 2.
Thought I could see light at the end of the tunnel, but it was somebody with a torch bringing more work!
Landies don't leak oil, they just sweat
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tempt me with green lanes when all this is all over!!!!!
did have warrior, but crossed over to disco 2.
Thought I could see light at the end of the tunnel, but it was somebody with a torch bringing more work!
Landies don't leak oil, they just sweat
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you know it mate we are going get out once a month
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COR, my juices are flowing
did have warrior, but crossed over to disco 2.
Thought I could see light at the end of the tunnel, but it was somebody with a torch bringing more work!
Landies don't leak oil, they just sweat
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lockdown is now kicking in!!
did have warrior, but crossed over to disco 2.
Thought I could see light at the end of the tunnel, but it was somebody with a torch bringing more work!
Landies don't leak oil, they just sweat
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sounds like you have too many toys there Paul
we all have stuff that's 'just for lookin at' and that's what your landy will become whilst sat on your drive
before you know it you'll cover it with a tarp because 'it's been sorned for 6 months'
then next summer you'll not uncover it
then by next winter you'll store stuff on the roof of it like a couple of tyres and bits of wood
at this point it becomes a garden shelf that you dont even notice any more
your neighbors will notice it every time they drive past however, I can assure you of that
use it or get rid is my advice
this is, of course, sound advice coming from a man with a motorbike that gets less use than a breville toasted sandwich maker ...... or that magimix thing that's in the kitchen cupboard who's only function is to sit there lure you into moving it so that you'll cut yourself on it's blades. Or maybe even that lava lamp you've got in the cupboard under the stairs that only needs a new bulb and it'll work fine. or the collection of old bulbs and fuses you've taken out of old vehicles that when you try them the filaments have blown but instead of binning them , once you've checked to see they of no use you put them back in the box . Add that to the phone chargers you've kept from phones that were obsolete 10 years ago and the little plastic clips you've kept from 'universal' wiper blades you've bought in the past and kept in a drawer 'just in case'
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what was the question again ? .......... oh yeah, smart chargers ...........
sorry mate can't help ya
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Quote: krutly wrote in post #14
sounds like you have too many toys there Paul
we all have stuff that's 'just for lookin at' and that's what your landy will become whilst sat on your drive
before you know it you'll cover it with a tarp because 'it's been sorned for 6 months'
then next summer you'll not uncover it
then by next winter you'll store stuff on the roof of it like a couple of tyres and bits of wood
at this point it becomes a garden shelf that you dont even notice any more
your neighbors will notice it every time they drive past however, I can assure you of that
use it or get rid is my advice
this is, of course, sound advice coming from a man with a motorbike that gets less use than a breville toasted sandwich maker ...... or that magimix thing that's in the kitchen cupboard who's only function is to sit there lure you into moving it so that you'll cut yourself on it's blades. Or maybe even that lava lamp you've got in the cupboard under the stairs that only needs a new bulb and it'll work fine. or the collection of old bulbs and fuses you've taken out of old vehicles that when you try them the filaments have blown but instead of binning them , once you've checked to see they of no use you put them back in the box . Add that to the phone chargers you've kept from phones that were obsolete 10 years ago and the little plastic clips you've kept from 'universal' wiper blades you've bought in the past and kept in a drawer 'just in case'
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.
.
.
.
.
what was the question again ? .......... oh yeah, smart chargers ...........
sorry mate can't help ya
did have warrior, but crossed over to disco 2.
Thought I could see light at the end of the tunnel, but it was somebody with a torch bringing more work!
Landies don't leak oil, they just sweat
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to the original, I got the ctek mxs for about £100, its been useful for both vehicles during lockdown to just keep stuff ticking, and it's a maintainer as well - works with both agm and wet. Actually Kurt, I blew my breville up from a tad more than regular use last winter lmao. However, as to the disco, Im putting my money on the 3am boom and clatter as the rust creeps past the suspension mounts... before the tarp is even considered.
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Quote: Tek76 wrote in post #16
to the original, I got the ctek mxs for about £100, its been useful for both vehicles during lockdown to just keep stuff ticking, and it's a maintainer as well - works with both agm and wet. Actually Kurt, I blew my breville up from a tad more than regular use last winter lmao. However, as to the disco, Im putting my money on the 3am boom and clatter as the rust creeps past the suspension mounts... before the tarp is even considered.
did have warrior, but crossed over to disco 2.
Thought I could see light at the end of the tunnel, but it was somebody with a torch bringing more work!
Landies don't leak oil, they just sweat
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Date registered | 10.06.2011 |
I may have suggested before, but have you considered a longranger conversion? (longranger.net)
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