I have just replaced my Samsung A33 with a Note 14 Pro plus, which I bought from Bash for R7k. Unfortunately, now sold out. I am very happy with the new phone. It is well speced and does everything I need it to do very well. I also looked at the Note 14 Pro at Incredible, (who still have stock...
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Yes this is the best option, but way more than I want to spend. I have already looked into it and the best priced unit for my bakkie is around R6k.
Thanks but not sure why I would need to change batteries. The unit is connected to the cigarette lighter outlet. Not interested in driving aound with ear pods stuck in my ears :)
I am not sure if this is the right Forum, but I am looking for a basic bluetooth hands free kit for my 2008 Isuzu bakkie. I saw this and thought it would do the job, but if anybody knows of something similar but better, I am open to suggestions, but I don't want to spend a lot of money on this...
I am just waiting for Blue to get back to me regarding changing to the larger volatge charger, as I dont want to damge the panel. I have a suspicion that the exisitng chargre is 2 amp and not sure if the panel can take a 3 amp charger.
I have replaced the lead acid battery on my alarm system with one of these Battery, but it is not even lasting 1.5 hours during a blackout, so I suspect that the charger is probably not strong enough to charge the battery fully.
Here is a pic of the current charger/transformer which has been...
Thanks for all your help everyone. I have just installed the voltmeter. Also checked with the multimeter and it is pretty accurate. Cost me R28, some bits of cable I had lying around, 2 connectors, some heat shrink and sweat. Overall pretty happy and it's just what I wanted - something simple...
Please will somebody let me know if this Meter will work if I connect it to my 2 x 12V, 100amp Hubble Lithiums connected in parrallel ? Also will it still work if the earth cable is not connected ? Just want to know what the batts voltage is at any time.
I did see these but was a bit dubious as to their accuracy and longevity. The Victron Smart Shunt would be the way to go, but like you say, hellish expensive.
Many thanks will give this some more thought.
I have a 1KVA 12V axpert type inverter connected to 2 x Hubble S100-A batteries.
The inverter does not have a port for monitoring battery function and the inverter display only shows voltage and frequency, so I was wondering if there is a sutable, inexpensive, add on battery monitor to check...