Recent content by BOB353

I would think that after 6 years, it needs replacing

Haven't got a towbar and ball on have you?

Has anyone come up with a way to reinforce the arm of the cover? Here in Australia many door handles on caravans are made fron cast aluminium and had a weak point on the 90° bend, so some were taking them off and placing a bent piece of coat-hanger wire into the bend and then filling the groove...

I have had our ZS EV LR for 14 months and only done about 7,000km so I only do 100% twice a year.

Yer, everyone to their own, can't wait for indas turntable to come soon the market :unsure: One other option with memory stick is that you can create playlist that will play music of you choice so if you want to play some Bee Gee, followed by Elton John and maybe some Beatles, save the list...

Life is too short to be changing CDs every 30 minutes, plus it's unsafe to do while driving. I started ripping my CD's about 20+ years ago. You can fit about 74 minutes of music on a 650 MB audio CD, or about 150 MP3 files on the same sized disc. Some CDs can contain 700 MB of music. A DVD can...

The range is a gestimate of how far to empty and is based on how you have recently been driving.

I really doubt that the head unit would have the ability to play an archaic device such as a CD. I think my last radio to play CDs was about 20 years ago so since then I have had my full collection on USB and with 50,000+ tracks played on random it just keeps rolling them out. I fail to see why...

Always amazes me seeing ads for new cars being driven along the edge of the ocean with sea water being sprayed every where, imagine the rust :unsure:

Ah, the joys of living in Australia is that we generally do not have ice on the roads so no salt is needed and from my experience, I have not seen any rust in any of my cars for about 20-30 years.

I would have thought that most OBD-II devices would work but more importantly would be which app you are using and what information are you able to pull out of the car?

I find that having the front passenger door open will set it charging within seconds of plugging it in. Once started I can close the door and even lock the car and it stays charging.

I have never played with mine so this is probably why mine is so smooth. Did a 50km round trip on the Freeway from stop, start to 110kph and was smooth as all the way :)

Same as PVH, I find no aggressive acceleration or breaking. It is very smooth even when starting from a forced stop. I have been a very keen user of cruise control for the past 20-30 years and this is by far the best of all of them.

I love the adaptive cruise control, why would you want to take a step backwards?