Easy Eight No22
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Re: Easy Eight No22
Hi David
That's a very neat solution for the switch
and a very good build of this E8.
Regards Derek
That's a very neat solution for the switch
and a very good build of this E8.
Regards Derek
we must stop making stupid predictions
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Re: Easy Eight No22
I've used those filler ports for charge sockets, but never switches. Clever location and nice details!
Bob
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Re: Easy Eight No22
Thank you for the comments Derek and Bob. As you say Bob they could be used for charging sockets, another good idea. I am hoping if all goes to plan, which it sometimes doesn't, to put a main battery isolator and charging sockets under the front hatches. And the middle filler cap on the rear deck will be the fill point for the smoke unit, hopefully. I need to confirm what thread is used for the filler tube on the smoke unit before I do that but busy on other things at the moment.
Regards Dave.
Regards Dave.
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