I got a stitches and Steel bawdsey air canopy, simple and quick to put up/down.
Finally got some Amarok steels in my possession! Can't wait to get them fitted! 
I like the carpet where did you get that from
It was recommended by another member.
@Insert Coin Hey mate. Can I ask how you moved the usb? Did you find a blanking plate for the dash? Wondering if you printed one…
@Ricardo T What is it?
I’ve got a comfort dash so my socket was in the glovebox, I just ran a longer cable from the socket and made a hole in the back on the glovebox and ran the cable through to the blanking plate in my dsg cubbyhole. It wasn’t a very difficult or ingenious, loads of threads here on moving the socket or adding a second one which are far better. I’ve got a Kenwood now with proper wireless CarPlay which is much better.
I see.
I just want to relocate the head unit usb to hide the Carlinkit dongle in the glove box. Can’t find an OEM blanking plate to replace the usb in the dash.
I’m then planning to fit wireless charging pads in both front doors in the shallow top pocket.
At first glance I thought it was a coffee maker
then I realised it is a portable battery pack…
Like your thinking on the charging pads. I wonder if the head unit has a second USB on the rear of it so the car link could plug into that?
Hmmm… had the head unit out a couple weeks ago. Certainly no obvious USB connection off the back. Just quadlock + antennas. I don’t know if the stereo has the ability to accept a second usb, via the pins in the quadlock. I’m doubtful.
Im confident relocating the usb to the glovebox. There’s an existing removable plate there. I just need something to fill the hole in the dash.
There’s only one socket, but you can get a double extension thing, there’s definitely a thread on here about it.
Its the EcoFlow Delta portable solar generator.....awesome bit of kit, very versatile. Bit pricey but useful not just for camping but for power cuts at home which seem to be at least once a year now and site work if required.
Do you have a link?Its the EcoFlow Delta portable solar generator.....awesome bit of kit, very versatile. Bit pricey but useful not just for camping but for power cuts at home which seem to be at least once a year now and site work if required.
