RVQ question
We have and use our original RVQ, (yes, we use it, no, it doesn't burn the side of the rig, and it isn't under the awning) BUT, it has never really had a lot of "power" either. I know that there is a...
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eb145 wrote:suprz wrote:
We have and use our original RVQ, (yes, we use it, no, it doesn't burn the side of the rig, and it isn't under the awning) BUT, it has never really had a lot of "power" either. I know that there is a regulator on the grill itself, and the onboard line it uses is from the regulated onboard propane tank. Has anyone used one with grill side regulator taken off? Just wondering. I would like to get the weber Q but don't want to spend $180.00 on a grill right now
One thing to think about: the BTUs for that grill could be intentionally limited for safe use when attached to the RV. If you modify it for higher heat output (more BTUs) be careful of potential bad outcomes if you use it attached to the brackets on your RV.
Ed
I had considered that... I'm hoping that maybe some of burner holes may be getting rusted over, I will make it another winter project to take it all apart and clean it good for next spring. Right now, it's time for getting everything ready for winter... Snowblower, snow shovel, firewood, etc...etc... Winterize the RV, oil changes, ugh....the list goes on
