The End All/Be All of Non-Slide Rigs - Or No?
Hi folks. New to the truck camper world. Will be retiring late next year and have a very specific question regarding truck campers. Here's the setup to the question: I need the most rugged, inde...
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Wardster wrote:RangerCV61 wrote:
Yeah - the truck comes with a pretty good charging station and 110V/300W power feature, but it's good to know the NL camper has one or two. Thought I was going to have to hook everything up in the truck. Really like the internal frame mounted shades. Thought that one of the coolest features - besides the boat like hull. Like that the windows open out rather than to the side, too (lots of rain where I'll be). Wondered what would happen in the other campers with the shades bouncing about while driving - so was pleased to see them designed internally within the frame. Didn't even think it had shades or screens until the guy in the video started working them and was all, "Yes! Too cool!" Thanks much for the reply.
The windows are nice. With respect to the increased solar capacity, you should contact Northern-Lite directly to make sure that there's room on the roof for another panel. Keep in mind that they come standard with a 95W panel, so double that is all you should expect to get if you order it with two from the factory.
Will contact the factory and ask about that. Don't want to go overboard on solar but don't want daily power issues as well. Don't watch TV or listen to radio and won't need much light, but LOVE reading e-books on my 18" tablet and need to keep my E-Cigs and inReach Explorer devices charged up. Internet usage will of course be light to none considering there's little to none out there in the nether regions.
Thanks much for the tip!
