
'Singing' battery charger
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Re: 'Singing' battery charger
Hi - are you going to the national? Your posts are only showing as an hour out on my PC - did you remember to change your watch when we changed to british summer time?
If you go to your 'user control panel' at the top left of this page, click on 'board preferences' and scroll down to 'my timezone'. It should show [utc] western european time, greenwich mean time. If not, change it, and it should do the trick. If it doesn't work, perhaps the clock on your pc needs changing.

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Re: 'Singing' battery charger
hi chrissie your not losing your marbals im sure are we going to see you at the national with matching hot water bottle ,we are off to collect hazels morris 2 door matilda on tuesday nice long drive from exeter that will be a good test wish me luck .



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Re: 'Singing' battery charger
Good luck Hazel and Dale.
Putting battery back in car thisafternoon.
Will be checking the charging issue and resolving it, hopefully.
Will be hoping to 'prop' the dynamo up and tighten fixing bolts.
Is anyone screaming 'Noooo'?
Dynamo adjuster bracket is being sorted by the MMOC cavalry
Lucky me.
Not sure about National this year.
Looking for the next rally after that.
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Putting battery back in car thisafternoon.
Will be checking the charging issue and resolving it, hopefully.
Will be hoping to 'prop' the dynamo up and tighten fixing bolts.
Is anyone screaming 'Noooo'?
Dynamo adjuster bracket is being sorted by the MMOC cavalry

Lucky me.
Not sure about National this year.
Looking for the next rally after that.
PS this message shows:
by Squiggle » Sun Jun 26 2011 7:26 am
and was sent at 9.26am.
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Re: 'Singing' battery charger
Hut lives!!!!

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Re: 'Singing' battery charger
yes - has had some major heart (engine) surgery, but engine is now in fine health, and rest of car fixed* deemed MOT worthy 2nd round time...Hut lives!!!!
I'm still wondering if the dynamo will start behaving now that the sticky brushes have been fettled! (I really hope so!)
If so, then as part of running in procedures can you fit my 'olde-car' toolbox in boot** and pay us a visit in sunny/rainy Warwickshire? I'm hoping to service Norton this weekend as we're off on MOT UK the weekend after.

Ever optimisticaly, Ray.
* Brakes,brake pipes and flexi, side lights, tyres, wheel bearing,
** - ask a strong/robust bloke for help. I've not forgotten that you did your back in just trying to move the toolbox

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Jan 06: The Minor SII Africa adventure: http://www.minor-detour.com
Oct 06: back from Dresden with my Trabant 601 Kombi
Jan 07: back from a month thru North Africa (via Timbuktu) in a S3 Landy
June 07 - back from Zwickau Trabi Treffen
Aug 07 & Aug 08 - back from the Lands End to Orkney in 71 pickup
Sept 2010 - finally gave up breaking down in a SII Landy...
where to break down next?
2013... managed to seize my 1275 just by driving it round the block

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Re: 'Singing' battery charger
going back off topic ,we got matilda yesterday she did not miss a beat did over 190 miles yesterday a genuine little car and faster than mine hazel well pleased she has got to get used to stamping hard on the brake peddal.we will be t cutting and polishing at the national ,glad hut back on the road chrissie well done .



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Re: 'Singing' battery charger
Really glad you got back ok Dale. Well done to get such a good little car.dalebrignall wrote:going back off topic ,we got matilda yesterday she did not miss a beat did over 190 miles yesterday a genuine little car and faster than mine hazel well pleased she has got to get used to stamping hard on the brake peddal.we will be t cutting and polishing at the national ,glad hut back on the road chrissie well done .![]()
HUT not quite back on road. Trying to source a dynamo bracket. Might have one sourced, but not 100%.
So near and yet so far..........
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Re: 'Singing' battery charger
RogerRust wrote:Hut lives!!!!
Sounding a little religious Roger

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