New (to me) Outfitter Juno 10
I've been looking for an Outfitter Juno 10 and finally lucked out. Found a used 4 month old 2015 significantly discounted. First, the good. The price. It was fairly dirty and well used i...
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Wow! What a great find. I had no idea that these pop up campers ran this high $$$. They cost more than what I paid for my Lance 1191, thus the surprise.
Someone did a good job on cabling the FWC batteries! Hope to see more photos of some of the Solar and other upgrades that you and was done previously.
With heavy use of those FWC GC batteries, there is going to be a lot of off gassing from them. With that, there is going to be toxic gassing that would impact those in a living area. With that, you are going to see considerable impact (damage) to the compartment where they are stored. It would be my suggestion to increase the venting capabilities for that area, sooner than later. If you don't have a Battery Monitor, I would certainly consider that, as well. As well as a temp gauge for the Batts for Charge Controller compensation. You have a lot of Solar for 4 FWC 6vGC Batts (which IMHO is good!), so you will be able to recover quickly, from your previous day’s AmpH drain. You have an excellent SOC balancing % (Solar to AmpH) with them in a Four Season TC use. It appears you have no Catastrophic Fuse in place, one I would recommend for use where people are traveling or using.
Looks like you have a great set up for some remote travel and boondock camping.
Have fun and visit us often, as I know I will be paying attention.
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Someone did a good job on cabling the FWC batteries! Hope to see more photos of some of the Solar and other upgrades that you and was done previously.
With heavy use of those FWC GC batteries, there is going to be a lot of off gassing from them. With that, there is going to be toxic gassing that would impact those in a living area. With that, you are going to see considerable impact (damage) to the compartment where they are stored. It would be my suggestion to increase the venting capabilities for that area, sooner than later. If you don't have a Battery Monitor, I would certainly consider that, as well. As well as a temp gauge for the Batts for Charge Controller compensation. You have a lot of Solar for 4 FWC 6vGC Batts (which IMHO is good!), so you will be able to recover quickly, from your previous day’s AmpH drain. You have an excellent SOC balancing % (Solar to AmpH) with them in a Four Season TC use. It appears you have no Catastrophic Fuse in place, one I would recommend for use where people are traveling or using.
Looks like you have a great set up for some remote travel and boondock camping.
Have fun and visit us often, as I know I will be paying attention.
b
