Heated Windscreen for the S Series

Heated Windscreen for the S Series

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Gerald-TVR

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Tuesday 13th October 2009
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Been doing a bit of research and can source heated windscreens for circa £250 + vat and carriage, would need to place an order for 15, lead time circa three months.

Is there any interest?

Norman

Gerald-TVR

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Wednesday 14th October 2009
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No idea who Ricky Evans is or what he's advertising

Gerald-TVR

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Wednesday 14th October 2009
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Hi Damian

We are only talking about the screen, but relay and switch are quite straight forward. The tech.spec. is 12v, 14amps, 168watts and comes with cable connections for live and earth. Requires a relay (preferably with timer – available from Ford for Mondeo/Focus heated screens) and a switch (push-button, reset type if using a timer relay).

As soon as at least 15 sign up I can place the order (will need a deposit from each) and then it will be about three months.

Nope this is something TVR never did!!!

Norman

Gerald-TVR

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Thursday 15th October 2009
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Lets start a list

1 Gerald-TVR Definate
2 techbotics Definate
3 jwoffshore Definate
4 TVR653X Possible


Please add to the list as soon as we have 15 definates we can get going

Gerald-TVR

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Friday 16th October 2009
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Dont forget we need 15 minimum!!

Tints available (min 5):

Clear
Blue
Green
Clear with Blue/Green top
Blue with with Green top
Green with Blue top


Gerald-TVR

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Tuesday 20th October 2009
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I was looking to help Griff/Chim owners as well but have withdrawn due to a lack of interest and advice that those screens were very difficult to manufacture and many pattern screens have been rejected/scrapped with the only satisfactory supply comimg via the OE route.

However the situation is different for the S.

I have found a source that can supply heated screens for the S for £250 (to be confirmed) with a fitting cgarge of £60/£70 (to be confirmed). BUT the good news is that we would only have to order 5 and we could choose the tint screen by screen. So any combination of clear, green or blue tint (for the whole screen) or with blue/green top tint. It was mentioned to me that clear with no top tint is recommended for the taller drive so he/she isnt trying to look straught through a heavish tinted area.

These screens and fitting would be suppied by a very well known national windscreen chain with good expierence of fitting to TVRs.

I'm happy to carry on with this if at least two more commit

Gerald-TVR

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Thursday 22nd October 2009
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Hi Rob

No electrics included all you would need is a relay and a timer and a switch - nothing major

Gerald-TVR

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Thursday 22nd October 2009
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Waiting for firm prices now - soon after I think

Gerald-TVR

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Friday 23rd October 2009
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1 Gerald-TVR Definate
2 techbotics Definate
3 jwoffshore Definate
4 TVR653X Possible
5 bil Definate
6 Griffinr Definate

Heating is by a fine wire system embedded between the glass layers (similar to that in a Ford Mondeo). The tech.spec. is likley to be 12v, 14amps, 168watts.

Comes with cable connections for live and earth. Requires a relay (preferably with timer – available from Ford for Mondeo/Focus heated screens) and a switch (push-button, reset type if using a timer relay).

Obviously needs connecting to the ignition controlled circuits so it cant be left on.

I will confirm the tech spec and costs asap, then if all is acceptable cheques will be needed with tint required.

Edited by Gerald-TVR on Friday 23 October 10:02

Gerald-TVR

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Tuesday 3rd November 2009
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Still waiting on price but could be 3 - 4 months lead time