Water hookup...

Do it right the first time get what you need and have it, it makes camping alot more fun

Which exact model of "Watts Pressure Regulator" do you all recommend and where is a good place to get it?

Yes. Mr heater recommends not sleeping with them on, but not because of ventilation. They state that they at portable devices and could be bumped. They also state that they should not be unattended at all, to include leaving the room with them. But proper ventilation, whether asleep or awake is needed. Just as you should with a genny running or manny other instances where inadequate ventilation is achieved with carbon monoxide producing items.

wbwood wrote:

pianotuna wrote:
If they use a little buddy when they sleep it might be their last trip.

Roy&Lynne wrote:
you also might want to get a Little Buddy
Happy first trip.

What a crazy comment. Perhaps using one without proper ventilation, maybe.

I believe that was pianotuna's thought, how did they assure proper ventilation, leave a window open in the winter?
bumpy

pianotuna wrote:
If they use a little buddy when they sleep it might be their last trip.

Roy&Lynne wrote:
you also might want to get a Little Buddy
Happy first trip.

What a crazy comment. Perhaps using one without proper ventilation, maybe.

pianotuna wrote:
If they use a little buddy when they sleep it might be their last trip.

Roy&Lynne wrote:
you also might want to get a Little Buddy
Happy first trip.

Hope I didn't suggest that, didn't mean to if I did.

Let me put it this way....

Most RV's have a sticker, it says "Maxium pressure" on it and then a number, usuallyu 40-50 PSI (This is near the city water inlet)

IN fact, Most everything in the RV can withstand 55-60 PSI, Id not wish to go over 55 though just to be safe.

One park I stay at they warn you right on the park map that they have MEASURED 120 PSI, and I have personally verified over 100PSI.

Do you need a regulator... Or swim trunks.. YES.

(Swim Trunks, why swim trunks... So you can swim in your brand new indoor swimming pool when the seals blow in the assorted valves).

If they use a little buddy when they sleep it might be their last trip.

Roy&Lynne wrote:
you also might want to get a Little Buddy
Happy first trip.

This time of year, parks that are open probably have one of those freeze proof water spigots and there is no way to regulate the pressure on those, but if it has the round one like most, can't you regulate the pressure by not turning it on all the way? I don't know as that is hubby's job.
You might want to check with the campground before you go because they may have turned off the water for the winter with temps that low.
Also take a small electric heater and long johns, a feather bed, and or lots of blanket, you also might want to get a Little Buddy and a couple of tanks of propane. We love to winter camp but your TT is a tin box and hard to warm.
Happy first trip.