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Mar 28, 2021 11:02 am
Mar 28, 2021 11:02 am
Subject: Re: Battery advice for LG45
Hi David,
Problem was my file size was too large to download here, too much faffing to sort it. But whilst yours is a different advert and view, that's pretty much the same battery in the 1940 advert ... and now I've magnified it, it does show a lid.
Your other photo is just the job ... except, for me, not much help! I assumed a similar arrangement, but the V12 battery compartment is one long "box", with the batteries mounted sideways, whereas mine would have been end to end.
I doubt a leather strap would have been used by the factory, as I would imagine acidic battery fumes would rot that pretty quickly. If original, maybe it held a tool/tools?
Unfortunate Arnold's " ... in Detail" book doesn't extend to battery compartment photos. Likewise my book of reprint road tests doesn't help, although there is another LG45 battery photo. I can't detect any straps or bars, and to me, the neatest solution would have been to run a long screw down from those holes in the battery lid and casing, down to captive nuts in the box floor.
Laurence
Hi David,
Problem was my file size was too large to download here, too much faffing to sort it. But whilst yours is a different advert and view, that's pretty much the same battery in the 1940 advert ... and now I've magnified it, it does show a lid.
Your other photo is just the job ... except, for me, not much help! I assumed a similar arrangement, but the V12 battery compartment is one long "box", with the batteries mounted sideways, whereas mine would have been end to end.
I doubt a leather strap would have been used by the factory, as I would imagine acidic battery fumes would rot that pretty quickly. If original, maybe it held a tool/tools?
Unfortunate Arnold's " ... in Detail" book doesn't extend to battery compartment photos. Likewise my book of reprint road tests doesn't help, although there is another LG45 battery photo. I can't detect any straps or bars, and to me, the neatest solution would have been to run a long screw down from those holes in the battery lid and casing, down to captive nuts in the box floor.
Laurence