Nice tidy job by the looks of it bud
Back on thread...
I fitted an inductive phone charger in the van today. Works a charm! (excuse the radio...)
T6 wireless Phone charge
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where did you get the charging unit? Can you get different power levels to go through different thicknesses of material?
It is just a standard USB driven home charging pad. I had a look at a few and the Juice models seemed as slim as any and reasonably cheap at £20. I wanted one for home anyway (after our cats chewed the cable on my last one...) so it would be no loss if it didnt work.
Juice, like many others, offer 5 and 10 watt pads so I opted for the 10 to give it the best chance of working. Out of the van it was capable of fast charging but under the (very thin) plastic of the cubby hole it only registers standard charging. Admittedly I haven't tried with the phone case off which may gain just enough.
I was hoping to find a 12v pad for direct connection to the van but a slim profile was the main consideration. I have a small 12 - 5v transformer connected via piggy back fuse to the ignition live section of the centre fuse box.
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Today was finally install day!!
All went in pretty smoothly, well happy with the final result!!!
Bed mode:
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Seat mode (Faces our the rear door for lunch with a view):
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Plenty of storage:
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Kitchen setup (bit of worktop spaces and double burner
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That's absolutely bloody brilliant! Really well thought out piece of furniture. All I managed to do today was go to quickfit and get a slow puncture fixed.!lol
Fridge out:
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I made the easy part of my Halo roof...
How are you fixing that to the roof? Trying to figure out how I am doing it.
Is that a 10x5 ply cieling or did you get away with an 8x4?
Its 8 x 4 which is 2 inches short each side and about 3 1/2 inches at the back. This is taken up/covered by the rim piece so no need for 10 x 5. If I could get a 10 x 5 locally and fit it in the van I may have gone big but I'm confident that this way will work. The first picture shows the rim "extensions" and together is the same size as both panels in my LWB.
It will be screwed in place then covered in Suedeliner. Led strips around the perimeter then the top "Halo" piece, covered in matching carpet, on top of that. There will be 6 Led spots in the rim.
The plan is no for no visible fasteners but I'll let you know if it works!
All in it should be about £100 for all materials and lights which is a far cry from what they sell the Halo kits for!
Will this count as the easiest thing ever done to a van on this thread?
Got new mats, "fitting" them later.
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