I did it, I did it, I feel like a young kid again.
I feel like Steve Martin in the Jerk when he said, my name is in the phone book, I'm somebody LOL ....!!!!
Two places, at the top and then all the way down the page at this site.
At the top my charger.
At the bottom my battery bank.

http://blog.wireandcabletogo.com/page/2

Lonney

Thank you Sherry, I was going to put it on the market to sell but it was a lot of work and money to build, I'm scratching my head on this one.
Just looking for when we go on the road to bring in some income, I enjoy doing these things like building battery cables, generator extension cords, troubleshooting electrical problems in RV campers AC or DC volts, I may look into installing solar panels on the road when I finish my own system.
I just need to find my happy place if you know what I mean.
There is ways to make money on the road, just need to find mine.
I don't need to do this but I like to stay busy.

Lonney 

Thanks Jack for the good input, I really appreciate it.
They say RVs are the nicest people you will ever find anywhere (Period)....!!!!  They say that is because they don't have the stress in their life from jobs in their life anymore, this is what I need, I want, I must have, that is my goal in life for right now, when this happens I will move on to something else LOL....!!!!

Lonney 

Congratulations Lonney!!

Thank you very much....!!!!  Debbi. 
Next time I will try harder to get first place LOL....!!!!

Lonney

Lonney:

That is a nice, quality “home brew” installation.  Very nice indeed.  Jack’s comments are, unfortunately, more correct than not.  Many times what something is actually worth is just not what some want or can afford to pay for it.

Having built these systems from scratch I know how long it takes to custom up some of the cables and do the routing properly.  If you don’t have the proper crimping tools and a good supply of lugs it can be a very difficult job.  Having those tools and supplies can be a lot of investment.  I had access to a complete electrical shop including a $7,500 crimping tool and die set. If I had to do all this manually it would have been even more difficult.  That’s why I appreciate your work.

Bill

Excuse the typo.  Don't you just love spell correct?

Thank you Bill, That was a very nice complement.
In my workshop I have a chair I bring out and sit down, just look out and in my mind I build things, I'm very good at this, put some ideas on paper then I start to build, I guess I'm hard on myself to build quality things but it just works for me.
I hope I'm not alone and not the only one that does this.
My goal is to be the best I can be and don't build crap, that's all I ask of myself.

Lonney

 

Trailerking, Ha Ha.
I have had this all my life, I'm use to it.

(Lonney) 

Thank you Red, it's a Leece Neville 24 volt with a external voltage regulator, I set it right now for 15 volts, don't set it that high on wet cell batteries, it would boil them away. I have agm batteries that's as high as you should go. Volts in batteries is pressure believe it or not, some is lost in the 2/0 size cable, 2/0 cable is 5/8 diameter with 3300 strands of wire. I read the volts at the charger and at the battery bank.  
It takes a lot of torque to turn this baby at 8000 rpms.                
Look at my pictures on this site.

 http://www.rvillage.com/profile/2181

Lonney                        

Lonney,

Just for informational purposes, with your link, one needs to be registered with RV Village.  If one isn't registered with them, one can't see the photos.

Terry

Thanks Terry.

I knew you would say that,  LOL....!!!!

Lonney