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There is an excellent thread explaining how to do this and so I won't bother with the details but it was surprisingly straightforward and works a treat. I couldn't use a full size battery and so an extra thin burglar alarm battery was used which fits rather nicely.



The next job is a phone / Sat Nav charge point.

ArmandTanzarian wrote: ... it was surprisingly straightforward and works a treat.

Exactly what I've been telling people since the first time I did it

ArmandTanzarian wrote:There is an excellent thread explaining how to do this and so I won't bother with the details but it was surprisingly straightforward and works a treat. I couldn't use a full size battery and so an extra thin burglar alarm battery was used which fits rather nicely.



The next job is a phone / Sat Nav charge point.

Looks very tidy well done

Well done fella , hope mine looks as tidy as that

Welcome to the world of DC. Nice job

I was was planning on designing a battery bracket for a DC conversion later this evening

So thanks AT you have saved me a job

Looks great

welcome to the lightside

I'm liking that a lot too, very neat job but I'd recommend additional support for the tray as that bracket will snap if left as it is, maybe a bolt ar the rear through the rear mungaurd?

coaster wrote:I'm liking that a lot too, very neat job but I'd recommend additional support for the tray as that bracket will snap if left as it is, maybe a bolt ar the rear through the rear mungaurd?

It has one. It's where the battery earth wire bolts to the frame. The battery is also velcroed in place as well as using the cable tie.

ArmandTanzarian wrote:

coaster wrote:I'm liking that a lot too, very neat job but I'd recommend additional support for the tray as that bracket will snap if left as it is, maybe a bolt ar the rear through the rear mungaurd?

It has one. It's where the battery earth wire bolts to the frame. The battery is also velcroed in place as well as using the cable tie.

Ah, neat