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If you don't plan to bookdock, faster charging times really don't matter to much.? Heck even with solar you don't need extremely fast charging.? ??So staying with factory installed wires sizes or

At this time, I'm only concerned with the internal wiring for the lights, microwave, A/C, fridge etc.? so I can start putting the appliances back in.

Oddly, Capt' Tolleys did not work for me.

The big benefit you get when you increase the wire size is faster charging times.? With my 45 amp converter and 2 golf cart batteries, when charging deeply discharged batteries, it started at 22 amps

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I gutted my Classic to replace the floor.? I'm about to reinstall the wiring.? Aside from improving the installation in general by adding terminal blocks etc. is there any significant benefit to

We replaced those plastic trim strips with aluminum carpet transition moldings that are sold in 8-foot lengths at the big box stores. As others mentioned, once you pull off those flimsy plastic parts,

Those loose plastic trim strips around the perimeter of the windows are not part of the seal.? If that was the only issue you would just put a little caulk underneath them and restick them down.?

The DIY fixes for the bubbles are tricky and not guaranteed to work.? The problem is caused by a bad batch of glue used by the factory.? That means you have deteriorated glue in there that may make

Yes, the roof panels are delaminating and there are bubbles on the outside surface.? I've attached pictures. Is there an easy fix for this?? The gist of it is that we'd like to sell the camper and

Are the roof panels the ones that are delaminating?? Bubbles on the outside surface? Take some pictures of the problem areas and post them so we can give better recomendations.

Hello, I am new to the group and I am writing with questions about repairing leakage issues in our 2007 Chalet Folding Alpine. We (my husband and I) have the following challeges with it that are

Something a digitally aware friend discovered recently: he checked flight prices from a relative's home in southern California, and got a price. When he checked again, it was from a spot in Mexico.

I came across a YouTube video that tested the output of a bunch of folding solar panels.? The Allpowers one did test out lower than most of the others.? The best performing panel was Bluetti.? The

If you look at both those panels there are coupons , you click and their prices are adjusted at checkout . Djd has $30 coupon, the all power has $40 coupon. But yeah it's good to research especially

First off, I'd like to say I've found this thread interesting because you've shown me many new lightweight panels that are available now that weren't around 4 years ago when I last looked.? I

If you want to pay $$300 - 400 for a solar panel based on name thats ok.? But the point is not the individual panel it's that there are a lot of choices at approximately $1 watt - that are still

That Panana folding panel is made from PET, not ETFE.? PET is not as good as ETFE. The first lightweight plastic panels were made from PET, and the plastic could crack, and didn't dissipate heat as

There's lots of panels at this price point , those were just 2 examples. Here is a couple more? Bifacial are good panels too, 200 watt portable $129 with an additional 5% off Panana 200W Foldable