Classic VW ILTIS - SOLD / VERKAUFT - Rare 12 volt civilian version of German military vehicle. 1980 model. 4 wheel drive system used in first Audi Quattro. Petrol driven 1.7 litre motor, 75PS. 58000km, left-hand drive. Removable tow bar. Motor can be heard at the beginning and end of the video. Original video size is circa 730mb, YouTube version is compressed at 18mb. More details: www.vwiltis.de ***** http ***** de.wikipedia.org ***** www.vwiltis.de ... iltis munga audi military jeep vw ...
video #3 of 3 videos in this series, to view video #1 go to: www.youtube.com Underwater video from my Seafox ROV (Remotely Operated Underwater Vehicle). A CCTV camera is mounted inside and the ROV is powered by six 12 volt 1100 GPH (Gallons Per Hour) bilge pumps. Two 12 volt car batteries connected in series (24 volts) are required to power the bilge pumps because of voltage drop through the 100 foot tether, which is made up of Cat5 cable and 18 gauge wire. A simple control box with ...
Reply to Kipkay's 23A 12 volt battery Hack video: Watch me hack apart of one of those 23A 12 volt remote control batteries, what you will find inside is 8 LR932 button cell batteries 3 of the batteries inside tested good and the other 5 were dead, if you have a device that takes these batteries you are in luck and even better luck if you hack open a new one, You will save according to Kipkay's video about 40 bucks, this 23A battery was in my handy switch remote controlled switch. Apologies ...
Pioneer made generators in several sizes and voltages using many different engines. This one is 12 volt 300 watts and uses a Briggs & Stratton model WMB engine. Made in 1942 it runs at about 2300 rpm and was made to charge 12 volt batteries used to light cabins and other small buildings. Features push button starting and an ammeter to show the charging rate. ... hit miss antique delco
be white, also. And then the next wire, here, we do not have a label because the label fell off, but this is the 12 volt power supply wire here. A lot of times the brake controllers come with a little handy card that tells you what does what on the OEM harnesses, also. The thicker wire is usually going to be your power supply. So that would go to black, the 12 volt power supply wire on the brake controller. Then you have the two wires left, the green and the brown. The green is labeled ...
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