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24th Sep 2013 10:23 am
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Ajpf5 wrote:
You are correct I plug mine into the 13 pin socket at the back. There is a moderator who sells the adapters with the correct attachment etc on this site.
is the Moderator Slimer?
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24th Sep 2013 1:32 pm
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Thanks NJSS. Two minutes for the answer. What a site!
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24th Sep 2013 1:36 pm
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Martin wrote:
Guys I am trying to sort out the group buy that was half-started last week.
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blue meanie wrote:
just to place the feline amongst the columbidae, I have been using a Numax 'connect and forget' 10AMP charger for a 'project' and it appears to work very well, has an LCD display, a metal body and cooling fan which helps with the operating temp - I have the MXS 7 and it gets noticeably warm when charging - and the Numax equivalents are cheaper, so worth a look
The absence of a fan and use of the Ctek body as a heat-sink is supposed to be a plus point. It helps achieve the IP rating that allows you to leave the Ctek out in the rain.
The Numax have a good following in the tin tent community but they do not seem to like a number of AGM batteries at all.Land Rover - Turning Drivers into Mechanics Since 1948
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I've been asked by a number if you can use the Ctek 25 amp via the tow electrics - the answer is no as it can deliver more power than the wiring can take. This is also why the unit does not come with or provision for Ctek's comfort leads.
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Disco_Mikey wrote:
woody32 wrote:
I'm just about to buy a mxs 25 should I hold fire.
Bought one of these at the end of last week. £172.50 inc post was the cheapest I could find one
Cheers mikey that's the cheapest I found as well so it will be interesting to see what price can be done here Wanted D4s non runners pm for competitive price.
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24th Sep 2013 7:27 pm
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Robbie wrote:
I've been asked by a number if you can use the Ctek 25 amp via the tow electrics - the answer is no
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