Tying up loose ends on this guys preparing for it's transfer back to Bretts place.
Volts DC readout added. Again, like with the Kill a Watt it's tucked back out of sight for the most part but obvious if you are on duty at the desk.
Curfman and Hoober got the second battery eliminator put together.
Added in the electrics and hit it with a coat of paint. Today after work, I'll stick it all together and install it in the shelter.
Trucker is headed up this weekend to get it picked up and moved back to Brett's pretty much winding up this project.
Looking at the first post where I have been tracking expenses it looks like the total cost of the overhaul comes in at $356 to go from this:
To what we have here today. You guys who are looking for projects to do, read through all of what we did on this thread here, it was not complex work and none of it really required any specialist skills. Projects like this are quite affordable to do and make a HUGE difference to how smoothly the event runs in the field.
When you see something like this come up and you want to try your hand at something speak up, it's a hell of a lot of fun to do and gives you a way to "play East Wind" all year. Vehicles get all the attention when it comes to overhauls but they pale in usefulness to something like this.
