Rally HEREFORD ROWING CLUB RALLY 9TH JUNE 2022 - 13TH JUNE 2022 (1 Viewer)

[toledo]

Yes there is still two spaces available
Polly

 

[Debs]

toledo Polly have you seen the enquiry on your other thread about taking our cancelled booking? X

 

[toledo]

@Hi Deb's
Yes all in hand will make refund when I receive paymentxx

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[Greengrass]

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One place left contact toledo

 

[peterc10]

toledo
Hi Polly. What time can we arrive for this rally please?

 

[Lenny HB]

toledo
Hi Polly. What time can we arrive for this rally please?

Wake up Peter she has already said not before 12:00.

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[peterc10]

Wake up Peter she has already said not before 12:00.

I know she said some time, but I lost the will to live looking through the thread to find it

 

[Jimbohorlicks]

I know she said some time, but I lost the will to live looking through the thread to find it

The sun will be directly overhead and if your b2b doesnt charge up your new lithium the solars will.

 

[Lenny HB]

The sun will be directly overhead and if your b2b doesnt charge up your new lithium the solars will.

I'll probably be sorting out all the bits he's done wrong.

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[peterc10]

The sun will be directly overhead and if your b2b doesnt charge up your new lithium the solars will.

Let's hope so Jim. How is yours going?

I'll probably be sorting out all the bits he's done wrong.

It's working well. Not used my EBL to charge since I finished it all, took out the fuse as you said.

B2B does 30 amps on tickover.

Solar controller seems to be getting more out of the panels than my previous one. 9 amps with light clouds is good for 250W of panels compared with what I was getting. AES works the fridge, so it is going to save me a lot of gas in the summer

 

[Lenny HB]

Let's hope so Jim. How is yours going?


It's working well. Not used my EBL to charge since I finished it all, took out the fuse as you said.

B2B does 30 amps on tickover.

Solar controller seems to be getting more out of the panels than my previous one. 9 amps with light clouds is good for 250W of panels compared with what I was getting. AES works the fridge, so it is going to save me a lot of gas in the summer

Won't save that much gas as it works in 30 min blocks 2 hours 3 max on a bright sunny day.
You need to fit a switch or relay in line with AES output from the regulator or the fridge will run on 12v when on EHU, Dometic's dumb firmware.

 

[Jimbohorlicks]

Let's hope so Jim. How is yours going?


It's working well. Not used my EBL to charge since I finished it all, took out the fuse as you said.

B2B does 30 amps on tickover.

Solar controller seems to be getting more out of the panels than my previous one. 9 amps with light clouds is good for 250W of panels compared with what I was getting. AES works the fridge, so it is going to save me a lot of gas in the summer

My 100ah Ecotree Lithium is doing ok thanks, charging up well with the solar even on duller days.not dropped less than 65% SOC yet.But still have 2 X lead acids as a back up. Just spent 9 days off grid and no issues . even let Lyn use her hair dryer and heated brush....

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[peterc10]

You need to fit a switch or relay in line with AES output from the regulator or the fridge will run on 12v when on EHU, Dometic's dumb firmware.

Been looking for a surface stick on switch to do that. Don't want to drill another 20mm hole as other stuff is in the way.

Edit. The solar charger and switch is in the same locker that I keep my EHU lead. So every time I reach for that lead I can switch off the AES. Fixing a relay is above my electrical knowledge ceiling.

 

[Lenny HB]

Been looking for a surface stick on switch to do that. Don't want to drill another 20mm hole as other stuff is in the way.

I fitted a mains relay under the floor, originally I had a switch inside the locker next to the regulator as it's only used occasionally.

 

[Theonlysue]

Hi unable to go now.
Let me know if someone wants it.
Sue

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[toledo]

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Another space available at Hereford contact toledo

 

[Larafach]

Hi toledo, I’m not able to make it now either. Apologies, I was really looking forward to it too. Hope you all have a great time.

 

[toledo]

Hi
Sorry you can't make it but I will try and fill your space
Thanks polly

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[toledo]

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Two places available

 

[toledo]

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One space available 9th June - 13th hereford

 

[spongebob]

Hi Toledo can we take the last space

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[toledo]

Yes that's ok the rally run from Thursday 9th - 13th June arrival not before 12. The price is £44 which includes a buffet on Friday night.
Pay details are
Sort code : 11-00-38
Account: 12194469
Name Pauline Marshall

Payment as soon as possible

Thanks Polly

 

[spongebob]

Thanks Polly All paid

 

[toledo]

Thank you
Polly

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[Sugarnan]

Does anyone have a long handled spanner to tighten a small nut on a long screw that is currently not holding my kitchen tap in place?

I've got to say I've tried very hard to carefully chose my wording above - hope I've achieved it! Fingers crossed.

 

[Lenny HB]

Does anyone have a long handled spanner to tighten a small nut on a long screw that is currently not holding my kitchen tap in place?

I've got to say I've tried very hard to carefully chose my wording above - hope I've achieved it! Fingers crossed.

Nope, a photo would help.

 

[Chod Jacqui]

You need a 11mm deep socket, a short extension and a ratchet. Mine has come loose in the past. I will be at Hereford, look me up and I will show you what to do.

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[Chod Jacqui]

PS I will have the tools with me.

 

[Nanniemate]

Does anyone have a long handled spanner to tighten a small nut on a long screw that is currently not holding my kitchen tap in place?

I've got to say I've tried very hard to carefully chose my wording above - hope I've achieved it! Fingers crossed.

What have you broken now, have you not learned anything from me. Don't try to fit it as you only fix it worser. Where are you ? I'm not far from you. Beware it took a new tap and lots of Funster help when I fixed mine worser and yes I have a spanner

 

[JockandRita]

You need a 11mm deep socket, a short extension and a ratchet. Mine has come loose in the past. I will be at Hereford, look me up and I will show you what to do.

Sugarnan. Wot they said, and good on them for offering to help out too.

Cheers,

Jock.

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