New AF - a few winter questions.
Hello all, I am rather new to RVing but long time backpacker and outdoorsman. I chose to go with an Arctic Fox 990 after much research and scouring these boards for a long time. I camp year round...
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bka0721,
I'm confused by your stating that Lance TC's didn't have heated black and gray tanks until the newer models. Our first new Lance TC purchased in 1988 (29 model years ago and that's a long time) had heated gray and black tanks right from the propane furnace with a hot air duct going directly down to the enclosed insulated tanks and there was NO need to be plugged into A/C either. The furnace did it all and it's 12V DC. What are you referring to as not being heated tanks on a Lance TC? The same is for the last 2 newer Lance TC's we'd ordered also.
The Freshwater tank has never or could be a freezing problem when camping anyway because it's located inside the heated TC just below the cabover bulkhead and has heated air circulation constantly. Could you be referring to a different brand of TC or are you confused?
Also for the same many years the Lance TC had a hot air duct going directly up and into the cabover bed area and another going directly to the bathroom which most other TC brands did not have either.
I'm confused by your stating that Lance TC's didn't have heated black and gray tanks until the newer models. Our first new Lance TC purchased in 1988 (29 model years ago and that's a long time) had heated gray and black tanks right from the propane furnace with a hot air duct going directly down to the enclosed insulated tanks and there was NO need to be plugged into A/C either. The furnace did it all and it's 12V DC. What are you referring to as not being heated tanks on a Lance TC? The same is for the last 2 newer Lance TC's we'd ordered also.
The Freshwater tank has never or could be a freezing problem when camping anyway because it's located inside the heated TC just below the cabover bulkhead and has heated air circulation constantly. Could you be referring to a different brand of TC or are you confused?
Also for the same many years the Lance TC had a hot air duct going directly up and into the cabover bed area and another going directly to the bathroom which most other TC brands did not have either.
