wcjeep wrote:
With my 2008 AF811 I bought all of my LED's from LED Trailer Lights. The lights are a few years old now. None have burned out. The power draw is a big difference from stock.
I looked at more sound proofing from the Onan. I didn't feel comfortable placing insulation too close the generator. I also has an open bottom. Wasn't sure how much of a difference it would make.
I also upgraded the thermostat to electronic for more precise control. I also added additional 12v outlets for charging. Then placed dual USB chargers in the two extra 12v outlets to maximize charging activities. I also swapped out the stock Kenwood stereo for one with front USB. Then loaded MP3's on a nanoUSB. It barely sticks out. The NanoUSB won't snag on anything.
Yeah. Those LED's are like twice as much as those I bought on Ebay that were junk. I guess "you get what you pay for" is true in this case. I'll have to check which lamps are in the pot lights. The descriptions didn't say whether they were dimmable or not so maybe once I find out what lamps I need I'll email them and ask.
I found the thread about the resonator and insulation. It was
B Quiet sound insulation. I'm going to try it. We dry camp quite a bit and though we don't use the generator all that often, I'd prefer it to be as quiet as possible when we do.
The stereo that NW put in ours actually has a USB port I believe. It will also play DVD's to the TV and CD's with MP3's. I think I'm going to use one of those outlets with an integrated USB charger in it for the inverted outlet I'm planning on installing.
