What Happened to Triple E RV?
Took a look at the tripleerv.com web site and it no longer exists. Instead you are redirected to their other website leisurevans.com. I searched and didn't find any news about Triple E accounting fo...
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pnichols wrote:vikrv wrote:
I'd now look to the Forest River C's for enclosed and heated tanks if we wanted a newer model.
Our 24 foot Itasca has electrically heated tanks. What advantage over this do you see to enclosed tanks being heated by the propane furnace??
Granted, it takes pretty good batteries backed up by a generator recharging system (under grey skies) to power the on-off cycling heating pads day and night if drycamping in 24/7 freezing weather .... but from what I read many/most cold weather campers are on hookups anyway in cold weather, so the converter is powering the tank heating pads.
Take a look at my sig photo. Ski area at 6300 feet, <20 F overnight with 20MPH wind. Tank heater pads with furnace also running would not last half the night. No hookups.
The advantage of Triple E is that it could do the same, except at 0F.
