I think geoff (Who is a site sponsor) would be able to help or certainly point you in the right direction
20th Sep 2016 6:57 pm
xcentric
Member Since: 01 Apr 2015
Location: Shropshire, UK
Posts: 1081
it's not a hard DIY - T-Max system, move some stuff off the battery tray, prise off some trim, make up some outlets..... takes time, which means that getting someone to do it for you would cost quite a bit if done commercially, but there's posts on here and elsewhere about it. I did it on mine, and it's useful to know what runs where.....
20th Sep 2016 6:57 pm
sailorboi
Member Since: 26 Oct 2012
Location: Bristol
Posts: 2021
A T-max system is what you need
Easy to install and you can run cables to the rear for a 12v rear panel.
Sorry can't help with someone to install though but is simple enough todo yourself
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20th Sep 2016 7:00 pm
Iceman08
Member Since: 22 Sep 2014
Location: Hereford
Posts: 2284
"Easy to install and you can run cables to the rear for a 12v rear panel."
Was that difficult fella ?
20th Sep 2016 7:03 pm
Iceman08
Member Since: 22 Sep 2014
Location: Hereford
Posts: 2284
I know that question wasn't directed at me Mark but if you have a look at the thread I linked your see it's actually pretty simple getting the cables from the front to the rear
Hi Ben I should read first should,nt I, then ask questions Cheers fella. You OK ?
20th Sep 2016 7:15 pm
tayaste
Member Since: 15 May 2013
Location: Chester
Posts: 7633
Icemans guide is a great guide. By doing it yourself you'll at least learn how it works and be able to do a bit of fault finding if you have a fault later down the line. You can also make the power panel as you please. Here's some of mine.
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20th Sep 2016 8:04 pm
Iceman08
Member Since: 22 Sep 2014
Location: Hereford
Posts: 2284
Aerialmark wrote:
Hi Ben I should read first should,nt I, then ask questions Cheers fella. You OK ?
Yeah but that's boring, it's more fun getting your questions answered without doing any reading yourself!!!
I'm good thanks, you?? Over your spell of needing to be shown to the canal now?!
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Cheers fella. You OK ?
