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  1. #11
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    Old salt,

    No. I have actually made provision for high current DC and distribution for fridge, compressor and HF radio gear with second battery. Very little room under the bonnet now.

    OK, we'll maybe,but don't tell anyone.

    regards

    Gerald

    VK3GJM

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    Quote Originally Posted by VK3GJM View Post
    Old salt,

    No. I have actually made provision for high current DC and distribution for fridge, compressor and HF radio gear with second battery. Very little room under the bonnet now.

    OK, we'll maybe,but don't tell anyone.

    regards

    Gerald

    VK3GJM
    Gerald, I have my battery and compressor mounted next to each other, right behind the fridge.

    Nice and tidy, and away from heat and dust. No need to have motor running either as the voltage drop is nil right next to the battery.

    Brett.....

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    Hi Brett,

    Are you able to supply a photo or two of your installation.

    Many thanks
    Bob

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    I invented the air off kit which Mitcell Bros sells.
    I have used it myself a few times and has been useful.
    It works for four tyres from 25 back to 35psi or one tyre from flat.
    The OEM compressor has too slow a cycle rate (not enough volume) for much more.
    It is good for emergencies or occasional use.
    For heavy use; overland or regular off road trips you are better with a decent external compressor with a decent air volume.

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    I have the portable ARB compressor in a box. I also have the Traxide dual battery kit with the Anderson plug on the rear of the vehicle and have put an Anderson plug on the compressor. I just plug it in the back and I am ready to go, I also have an extension cable so I can use it easily in the tent or for another vehicle. Works really well.

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