So what did you do to your Truck Camper today?

btggraphix wrote:
Dug it out from the 36" of snow that fell in about 18 hours.....taking it out for an xmas weekend trip:

This is the part of Colorado I do miss, out here on the road. It is still funny to me how some will park their TC's for the winter, when it is just another season to enjoy and explore! I hope all the work you did with your insulation project pays off this winter.

Merry Christmas, brian, and stay warm!

b

Dug it out from the 36" of snow that fell in about 18 hours.....taking it out for an xmas weekend trip:

Chief 2 wrote:
James,
Are you removing the stock Lance panel and if so what upgrades do you need to run the 135 watt panel? Thanks
Gary

Hey good morning Gary!
The panel i'm removing was not stock so no upgrades are needed. Not sure you would need to do anything even if it was stock.

James,
Are you removing the stock Lance panel and if so what upgrades do you need to run the 135 watt panel? Thanks
Gary

I just took off my 50 watt solar panel and adding this:
http://www.solar-electric.com/kykc130wasop.html

Did a full systems check getting ready for a January outting. A few little things wrong, the fridge wont work on LP and the kitchen faucet is leaking.

Installed 2 Maxxair vent covers. One of them was on top of a Fan-tastic vent, which was a PITA to do. The other one was a piece of cake.

Garry,
Sorry for your luck with the weather. It was about 73 here yesterday. Got the insulation job finished. I guess I will have to wait till next summer when we head out west in the mountains to see how well I did. Got a good friend in Valdez. We were there summer of 2010. To much rain for me!
Gary

Chief 2 wrote:
Still working on the insulation. Using the reflextix in the closet worked out really well. I can't believe how many places I have found that were not properly insulated. Still a few more spots to go today.

Isn't Reflectix a great product!! :BI wish that I had come up with the idea!:@
Still waiting for decent weather to go outside, and install the new grey water tank and insulate the floor space... Snow-Rain-Snow with 25-55 mph winds are not conducive to that sort of work...
Garry in windy and wet Kodiak, AK

Measured the area where my propane tank compartment is to see if it was big enough with modifications to fit a 31" Motorhome propane tank.