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Their are always 12v to 240v invertors which are fine to charge from .
Nickj wrote:
Quote:Their are always 12v to 240v invertors which are fine to charge from . They are alright if they are sinewave inverters, modified square wave inverters can fry some electrical gear. You would need a fair bit of battery capacity to charge all the gear and run some lights etc.
Mick
mickp wrote:
Quote:Guys
I’ve got a small 800W inverter generator we can take if you wish. It is safe for running/charging electrical gear etc as well as a couple of lights for the camp if required.Mick
Sold and I will bring the long lead to keep it way out of camp
TB
Trailboss wrote:
Quote:mickp wrote:Quote:Guys
I’ve got a small 800W inverter generator we can take if you wish. It is safe for running/charging electrical gear etc as well as a couple of lights for the camp if required.Mick
Sold and I will bring the long lead to keep it way out of camp
TB
Its no Honda but is still reasonably quite (64db @ 7m). I’m sure we wont here it over TB after he’s had a couple of Bundys :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Mick
OWL 02 wrote:
Quote:Guy’s, i have a Honda silent 650 genny that also has a 12 volt 8amp out put.It can also handle 500 watts of lighting. As I’m going out to Condo to wave good by,happy to bring it out.It has done F%$k all work and will be serviced ready to go.
let me know if you want it.
Cheers 02Thanks Gaz, will speak with the guys at the meeting on the 26th and let you know mate
BumpNext meeting to discuss the final points of this trip will be at Berowa (Address to be PM’ed later) on Sunday the 26th of September at 10.30am. It would be best if as many of the people going attend this or be available for a conference style call at some stage
Reports of Massive hatchings of locusts(grass hoppers 4 the dummys) out west :ohmy:
Better bring some “Bug Off” and dont wear anything green
Bol :woohoo:
OH my god I have spent more money today :ohmy: . I bought a rear alloy plate to get rid of the stupid R Jays rack and top bag, more Andy Strapz, first aid kit, eating utensils and a double open end dry bag :laugh:
Please bring this trip on before I run out of money :laugh:
I will post some pictures up when I get them, I am hoping to get them before the weekend as I maybe doing a bike ride on the weekend
TB
I had a good phone conversation with TB this morning about the gear we’re taking on this trip and other bike related stuff and then I got to work.
10 minutes later my left shin looked like this ,so did my left arm and left thigh,
it was the result of a laborer on a building site throwing low density fibro sheeting onto a 1 st floor verandah. I was with the customer measuring lights when the fibro gave way and I took a quick decent through the verandah , stopping only when my leg bent back enough to wedge my shin between the joists. At 1st glance broken leg for sure,( and possible busted arse).
My point of putting this in the thread is my very 1st thing I thought and said through confusion and pain was “NOOOOOO! The Cameron Corner ride” This surprised the owner who was thinking about getting an ambulance while I was hopping round chanting”walk it off you pussy its not broken”. :ohmy:
Its not broken but very f….ing sore , but it just shows how bike trips can rule your every day thoughts. :laugh: :laugh:
Nick
That looks bloody sore mate
So paid holiday now for a few weeks to get the bike and yourself ready for the ride eh :blink:TB
Sorry to hear about your debacle Nick.. I can feel your pain.. Not your physical pain but the pain of possibly not going on the corner ride.. I’m in the same predicament, sort of.. My knee is still pretty sore after 4 and a half weeks since the original incident and 1.5 since the flare up due to riding before I was ready.. While all my planning is still going on the assumption I will be going.. The Thursday night before the weekend in question the final decision will be made.. If there is any discomfort with the knee I will pull out as I’m not going to suffer for 6 days and risk having to pay heaps of money to get me and my bike home from the middle of nowhere..
Rest mate Rest…
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