Roadtrek introduces the RS E-TREK

booster wrote:

mumkin wrote:
What a gang of nit-pickers... :C

Why are so many here afraid of change? If one doesn't like the concept, just don't think about buying one. Allow those who are interested in the systems carry on the discussion.

I can't speak for the others, but I really like the concept and the attempt to move in a new direction. I do, however, have some very big questions concerning the specs and promises that Roadtrek is putting out there. I fear that there will be quite a few, less than technically advanced, folks that will plunk down big bucks and then not come near what was promised for performance. I wish Roadtrek would address the questions directly. It shouldn't be all that tough to give complete information.

what i think is more likely-poor thinking on promtional part.

sportsmobile installs espar diesel heaters and flatplate heat exchangers in vehicles using diesel engines. using electricity for whats left seems to make sense with eight batteries.


auragen is one of the companies that makes generators that hook to the vehicle engine. creates plenty of power to quickly recharge batterie.s



the only claim i would question is the ability to run the AC for a long period of time. Even with 8 batteries i can't see it for more than 3-4 hours