Category: Conversions
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You may have noticed if a previous customer or user of Wildebus.com that our on-line store looks a little different? There are a few reasons for this. We previously had a wide range of kit and it was an endless job keeping track of the different products and the prices as things fluctuated in this
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Introduction We have a brilliant Electrics starter kit that is ideal for a VW Transporter owner to add Leisure Electrics into the cab area, keeping it self-contained with the seat base. For a full campervan setup, it could be tweaked to provide more circuits for a Fridge, Lights, etc., but for a DayVan with a
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I know a lot of people have these Aili Battery Monitors and they are pretty good. I have supplied quite a few and not had any problems, but the last one showed some strange behaviour and I thought it might be worth sharing as others may find this happening to their Monitors at some time
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I wanted on-tap hot water in Clarence, my Campervan Conversion, but I don’t have – or want – on-board plumbed in Gas, and I didn’t want to fit an expensive Eberspacher water heater, so took a similar approach to this that I have done with other aspects of the build.That is to repurpose domestic products
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First Published on July 9 2018 – Links to missing images will be fixed where possible. If you checked out my “Stealth Solar Panel Installation” you will have seen I installed some glass panels on a VW T5 and still kept a bit of a ‘stealth’ appearance. This post will show you some more detail
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Originally Published on VW T4/T5 Forum in April 2016. Links to images to be fixed if possible. Installing Solar Panels on a VW T5 I liked the way I fitted the panels to Doris the T4 on the rails and decided to do a similar approach, but with some improvements So … a Pair of
