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SteveAE
Dec 10, 2014Explorer
Mtn lion,
Big Foot campers are well insulated and Yosemite (esp. the valley) and Sequoia usually don't get all that cold. So I think you will be fine using your built in tanks.
Some tips:
- Don't leave a hose outside with water in it.
- Keep your heater on and, if really cold, leave cabinet doors (really doubt you will have to do this though)open at night.
- Crack open a vent and window to reduce condensation.
- Bring along a shovel, chains, and ice scraper.
- Have fun.
Steve
Big Foot campers are well insulated and Yosemite (esp. the valley) and Sequoia usually don't get all that cold. So I think you will be fine using your built in tanks.
Some tips:
- Don't leave a hose outside with water in it.
- Keep your heater on and, if really cold, leave cabinet doors (really doubt you will have to do this though)open at night.
- Crack open a vent and window to reduce condensation.
- Bring along a shovel, chains, and ice scraper.
- Have fun.
Steve
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