pappcam wrote:
the bear II wrote:
In reading through the posts on several RV Forums I decided not to go with a powered awning. It seems the manual awnings provide more flexibility options in bad weather. Tie the manual awnings down while deployed even in brisk winds. Can't do it with the powered awnings.
My choice was based on what I had read over the past year.
I have a power awning and I wouldn't in a million years go back to a manual awning. I have no idea what causes people to like a manual over a power one. It's one of a few head scratching opinions around here.
Some people who dry camp like to save battery by having a manual awning, I personally wouldn't trade my power awning for the world.
