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WOW! I guess I was running the batteries way too low. Glad I ordered the solar. I’d better get to work on the mounting frame design. Thanks Dan. JoeS

Hi Everyone, Just wanted to update my post.? Since I'm in Canada, ordering from McMaster is not an option, and I anticipate shipping from A-Liner to be quite expensive so I did some research and

You don't want to go below 60% state of charge Have a great tripDan S

We took our ‘22 Classic on a test camp in northwest PA for 4 nights unplugged at a site with an electric hookup to see ?how the batteries last with our typical usage (fridge on gas, lights, fan and

Thank you Dave. This is the video that I mentioned, I did get it slightly out of line and you can see that in the video, but not very much. I did get my seal from Aliner.? I noticed my original was 4

This is what I bought from McMaster.?? https://www.mcmaster.com/product/8694K57

Sounds the same. looks very powdery

I just replaced my rear roof weatherstripping last summer with a product I bought from amazon.? It was 1/5th the price of the stuff from Mcmaster-Carr.? Haven't had it out in the rain yet, so don't

Speaking of the foam strip; i just replaced mine with purchase from A liner. Has anyone else had problems with it bleeding doen the wall? I have black streaks from it after rain.

You are allowed to post YouTube videos on this forum. Please feel free. Dave ........ When I replace mine I shot a video, it is on YouTube. I'm not sure if placing YouTube links is allowed on this

Oh, just one more thing. Don't make it exact to your measurements you did while the roof was up and "Latched". The two end points need to have a little "reach" left over when the roof is up.? I had

Hi Gang: All Dave says is true, and I contend that most of the corner leakage happens when you are not camping. Just a car port might be enough to keep the corners dry. If our camper had to set

They're supposed to help protect that area, but it's a complex, moving area, and historically the combination of hinge seals wrapped around the corners plus the plastic water shields attached to the

When I replace mine I shot a video, it is on YouTube. I'm not sure if placing YouTube links is allowed on this forum. My channel is just my name.

Brian, that is exactly what I did. I cut narrow pieces of plywood to the exact length for each set of cylinders to use. I had to open the Dormer and use a square to mark the roof panel. I approximated

Thanks for all the helpful suggestions!

Dave, You don't think the hinge seals protect the corners?

No. They are installed across the width of the front and rear roof halves so that water running down the surfaces of the roof halves ends up in the gutters, and flows out the ends of the gutters,

Your roof, side walls, etc are framed with lengths of aluminum that are called extrusions because of the way they are made. They give the panels they frame a lot of strength. Water running down the

No pictures yet. Some folks put them on the front and rear roof panels to channel away rain water. There is a DIY articke(with pictures!) On AOC website. [email protected]> wrote: