Running lights when parked.

We have exterior awing lights setup on an outdoor timer on about 4pm until 10 pm. The most light that should be left on after quite hours is the porch light.

All jokes aside, the red lights of the trailer shouldn't really disrupt other campers. Red is better for night vision then the clowns that leave every freaking white light on the outside of their camper turned on all night.

My old camper had LED running lights. At night time when I was walking the dogs before bed I would leave my running lights on to make it easier to find my camper. I wouldn't leave them on all night though.

Like anything else, as long as the OP has a little common courtesy it shouldn't be a problem.

bobndot wrote:
There is an LED awning light conversion kit for jackets.
It will compliment your trailer lights , if you play the guitar and sing 'Love me Tender', you might get an entertainment discount on the campsite.

But, does it flash? :@

There is an LED awning light conversion kit for jackets.
It will compliment your trailer lights , if you play the guitar and sing 'Love me Tender', you might get an entertainment discount on the campsite.

I set mine up so they flash to the beat of my out side speakers! looks and sounds cool. I also have just the fuse to run the lights at night, and a flasher if I ever have a problem on the side of the road at night, or for Halloween and the scary music!

gbopp wrote:

Oldme wrote:
I hope you are way away from other campers.

Why? Doesn't everyone love the carnival atmosphere?
Do you want the CG dark and quiet? :W

Add a liberal dose of campfire smoke, some loud music and your favorite alcohol and you've gotta partay that will attract the entire CG... :C

scotty46 wrote:
Where do I find the description for wiring the running lights to work when parked at the campsite at night. I know it has been shown before but I am having no luck finding it.

I patched in to the 12V wiring harness termination on the trailer.

I ran wires into the trailer interior and added a nice interior 12V switch to operate the trailer lights when and if I need to.

Chuck_thehammer wrote:
I did the add on switch .. wife has issues with direction in the dark.. from the shower house. no flashing.

3 years ago.

Well that's easy, get out your fishing rod, tie the line to her toe and when she's done at the shower you can reel her back in.

I did the add on switch .. wife has issues with direction in the dark.. from the shower house. no flashing.

3 years ago.

gbopp wrote:

Oldme wrote:
I hope you are way away from other campers.

Why? Doesn't everyone love the carnival atmosphere?
Do you want the CG dark and quiet? :W

I like the carnival atmosphere at the carnival.
I do want the campground dark and quiet. Quiet for all the obvious reasons and dark to enhance the starry night sky.