Sky Deck Renovation
Just bought a 2003 Thor Citation Sky Deck. 34' Fifth Wheel. Came from Alexander RV in Delaware. Good people to deal with. Here it is on the lot: I just got it down to North Carolina and plan to...
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Haven't run out of steam. Waiting on a plumber to rough in the new bathroom for me.
Also thinking seriously about upgrading from 30 to 50 amp. That decision will be influenced by what I could do with solar... specifically what all I could reliably run off batteries. I'm trying to get educated on amps, volts and watts, and I'm sure I can master it eventually. But lately I'm so busy with work I just don't have the mental bandwidth to really dig in and learn it. It's got to be one of the most daunting learning curves I've ever faced. I've read and watched some very good tutorials that try to make this simple to the non-electrician/engineer. It all makes sense at first blush, but then I get confused again... could it be any less intuitive and easy? It's amazing what all you take for granted when you are permanently hooked up to a power line. Anyone have any advice on this?
Also thinking seriously about upgrading from 30 to 50 amp. That decision will be influenced by what I could do with solar... specifically what all I could reliably run off batteries. I'm trying to get educated on amps, volts and watts, and I'm sure I can master it eventually. But lately I'm so busy with work I just don't have the mental bandwidth to really dig in and learn it. It's got to be one of the most daunting learning curves I've ever faced. I've read and watched some very good tutorials that try to make this simple to the non-electrician/engineer. It all makes sense at first blush, but then I get confused again... could it be any less intuitive and easy? It's amazing what all you take for granted when you are permanently hooked up to a power line. Anyone have any advice on this?
