Moving along, week two.

Well Ceri came this morning and worked very hard to make sense of what was left after the Met had removed all their bits and pieces. He was not very impressed, they had acted a bit like vandals in simply cutting cables and leaving gaping holes in a lot of places. I had already worked out that I will have to fill a lot of holes in the roof but Ceri found even more. He has removed as much as he can of the orphan wiring, cut at both ends, and he is coming back next Saturday to begin the rebuilding of the habitation electrics. On the plus side, the wiring for the second battery is all in place and seems to be in perfect condition. This means that when he is re wiring the lighting, he will be able to test it immediately.I have decided to buy a Zig PMS3H power management system, buying brand new is so much easier when it's just a one off purchase. The difference in price between just OK and best is very small so it was a no brainer. The battery compartment is just the right size for a 110amp battery so that's the size I shall be buying. My job over the next six days will be to remove as much of the existing fittings as I can, keep the bits to go back in and bin the rest. When I have done that, I will begin to fill the holes in the roof and fit a new aerial for the radio.