โDec-03-2014 03:47 AM
โDec-13-2014 08:55 PM
โDec-13-2014 02:13 PM
tbirdman wrote:gerrym51 wrote:tbirdman wrote:
I like to see the Zion in person. Someone needs to be creative e in the bathrooms. The 59K with the flip up sink seems very innovative. Someone needs to come out with a shower with walls that slide out. You only use the room a few times a day, so someone needs to get creative. May instead of a slide out you have a bathroom slide in:-)
I think you answered your own comment'you only use the room a few times a day'.
Yes but the bathrooms now are total unusable in the current configurations today. My comment by a couple times a day was meant to indicate that having a bathroom expand to take up some aisle space only a couple times a day, would not be a huge inconvenience.
โDec-11-2014 04:10 PM
gerrym51 wrote:tbirdman wrote:
I like to see the Zion in person. Someone needs to be creative e in the bathrooms. The 59K with the flip up sink seems very innovative. Someone needs to come out with a shower with walls that slide out. You only use the room a few times a day, so someone needs to get creative. May instead of a slide out you have a bathroom slide in:-)
I think you answered your own comment'you only use the room a few times a day'.
โDec-10-2014 11:08 PM
โDec-10-2014 08:50 PM
tbirdman wrote:
I like to see the Zion in person. Someone needs to be creative e in the bathrooms. The 59K with the flip up sink seems very innovative. Someone needs to come out with a shower with walls that slide out. You only use the room a few times a day, so someone needs to get creative. May instead of a slide out you have a bathroom slide in:-)
โDec-10-2014 06:01 PM
โDec-10-2014 04:28 PM
โDec-10-2014 02:50 PM
โDec-10-2014 10:53 AM
tbirdman wrote:
It be nice if there was an option in these class B's for a single person traveling with a large dog. One of those rear beds could either be eliminated or made to flip up so you get more floor space. Of course then you give up storage. As a single person I don't need two beds/loungers or as much storage. I need more floor space and an a bigger bathroom.
โDec-10-2014 10:17 AM
tbirdman wrote:
The Zion and the Travato 59K both look promising. The one unanswered question for the Zion is how big is the bathroom. It appears to be larger than normal with a curved door. Why these class B don't take an extra 4-6" of aisle space for the bathroom which would make all the difference. To bad the 59K flip up sink is not implemented in the Zion. I think the Zion with it's features is a clear winner over the 59K except for the bathroom. The 59K wasted space in my opinion with the fridge on the floor. I fully don't understand the 59K layout although it's a big improvement over the 59G.
It be nice if there was an option in these class B's for a single person traveling with a large dog. One of those rear beds could either be eliminated or made to flip up so you get more floor space. Of course then you give up storage. As a single person I don't need two beds/loungers or as much storage. I need more floor space and an a bigger bathroom.
โDec-10-2014 09:34 AM
tbirdman wrote:
The Zion and the Travato 59K both look promising. The one unanswered question for the Zion is how big is the bathroom. It appears to be larger than normal with a curved door. Why these class B don't take an extra 4-6" of aisle space for the bathroom which would make all the difference. To bad the 59K flip up sink is not implemented in the Zion. I think the Zion with it's features is a clear winner over the 59K except for the bathroom. The 59K wasted space in my opinion with the fridge on the floor. I fully don't understand the 59K layout although it's a big improvement over the 59G.
It be nice if there was an option in these class B's for a single person traveling with a large dog. One of those rear beds could either be eliminated or made to flip up so you get more floor space. Of course then you give up storage. As a single person I don't need two beds/loungers or as much storage. I need more floor space and an a bigger bathroom.
โDec-10-2014 09:06 AM
โDec-10-2014 05:08 AM
Davydd wrote:
Mumkin,
Don't take brochures as gospel, especially possibly preliminary ones such as Van City published. It could very well be a rushed draft copy scabbed together by someone not fully versed with the Zion. And of course, Roadtrek may not even have all the details ironed out yet though they say as of December 1st they were on the production line.
When I bought my Great West Van I pointed out over a half dozen mistakes in their brochure. So brochures are not always accurate.
That 800 amp chassis battery line indeed was a puzzler which brings me back to a hasty scabbed together effort.
โDec-10-2014 04:03 AM
โDec-09-2014 08:51 PM
avanti wrote:mumkin wrote:
The 5cf fridge is only 12v?? (is that enough battery for this on the road?)
If the fridge is 12V only, it is almost certainly a compressor fridge. They take MUCH less power than an absorption refrigerator running at 12VDC. The industry is rapidly going in this direction--they are great.