glad to have the TC

Yep. Good to have my Sunseeker hooked up out back during 1 month major remodel, also!!

RoyB wrote:



Wouldn't have it any other way...
Roy ken

This is the first time I've seen your rig set up! Looking good! Did you flip the axle or did the clearance come that way?

I also keep my 4 Ham Radios and a CB radio handy in the trailer. I guess I have a Ham Shack in my closet LOLOL

WoodGlue

It certainly is a great PLAN B thing to have around the house. My OFF-ROAD POPUP is equipment with a bunch of batteries, soon to have solar panels, portable generator, 600WATT and 1500WATT PSW Inverters, and all the modern RV items like air conditioning, fresh water tank, shower/pottie combo, etc... I am equipped with good storage area and have extension cords, tables, chairs, awning, propane tanks, home entertainment items, and in my case alot of emergency two-way radio ops with my connections with SKYWARN, RACES, Ham Radio, and NAVY MARS radios ops.

AS you can see from your experience with your TC you have alot of valuable equipment at your finger tips to help out in many home emergency type situations.

My setup was used during the past two years of hurricanes in our area where power was out for almost 10 days two years ago and three days last year. We never missed a beat here at the house and also provided some local community aide to keep the fridges going as well as providing some home entertainment from out patio area. It was a block party everynight haha... We didn't miss a beat. When the lights came on there was several of us saying AWWWWWWW....

This photo of off the power grid camping near Medicine Park, OKLA sums it up pretty good with my setup. When and where we need 120VAC for something we just run a live extension cord...


Wouldn't have it any other way...
Roy ken

LOL... that reminds me. I've been visiting family around meal time and so-and-so declares, "Arrgh! Gotta run to the store... I'm out of"... mayonnaise/pasta/butter/milk/Parmesan cheese, etc. "No problem", I say. I've walked out to the driveway many a time and hauled in the needed item. And when power is out for 4 or 5 days due to storms... lol... well, you get the picture.

Yep, it's a great thing to have a "home away from home at home" LOL!

WoodGlue