New member with a new bus

Vwtopcat · Oct 12, 2024

That’s the continental bed sorted - 2 inch foam and a sterling job by prestige sewn products on the covers . Followed by a quick Saturday blowing off the cob webs

milfredo · Oct 12, 2024

71 Westys are the best, most refined of all the early bays. I am bias though. Also loving the bed.

Vwtopcat · Oct 13, 2024

milfredo said:
71 Westys are the best, most refined of all the early bays. I am bias though. Also loving the bed.

And so much more refined than my old 62 split … love them both but glad I have the bay now especially for family space .

Vwtopcat · Oct 20, 2024

Vwtopcat said:
And so much more refined than my old 62 split … love them both but glad I have the bay now especially for family space .

Evening Chaps , with winter on its way which is the best trickle charger/ battery conditioner to just leave and forget . I don’t have a leisure battery so just to keep the main battery tip top . And can I leave the terminals connected ?. I keep hearing c tek ?!? Any advice welcome and appreciated .

ozziedog · Oct 21, 2024

Vwtopcat said:
Evening Chaps , with winter on its way which is the best trickle charger/ battery conditioner to just leave and forget . I don’t have a leisure battery so just to keep the main battery tip top . And can I leave the terminals connected ?. I keep hearing c tek ?!? Any advice welcome and appreciated .

C Tek is the top banana one if you’re listening to them peeps wot knows. One of them told me that the Aldi Lidl versions are clones of the C Tek. I’ve had one for about five years and it’s fab but I don’t trust anything enough to fit and leave it for the winter. I’m more inclined to pop it on for the morning as I’m doing something else or overnight even, if I know for sure that I’ll be back the next day guaranteed. Once a month or so will suffice as I leave my radio display on. If you disconnected your earth from the battery, that would be almost as good so long as you have a decent battery.

Ozziedog,,,,,,,,,,,not keen on leave and forget electronics