Awning Draining
On the awnings I've had on previous trailers, I could set them up so one side was lower than the other and rain water could drain off. Now, I have an electric awning and I've not figured out how to t...
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CincyGus wrote:
I don't get it but call me Caveman Gus from now on (look for a name change coming soon ;-) Nothing against anyone that has an electric awning. I've never owned one so I don't know the in's and out's of them, what they can or can't do or if they are better or worse than a manual awning. I can tell you that my manual awning takes me all of about 4-5 minutes to set up by myself, without breaking a sweat and gives me maximum adjustability. I love a manual, especially coming from a popup where I had to fight with poles and guidelines and all that. Seems to me it might be one of those things that wasn't really necessary to change but in our electric, remote control, unmanned spacecraft world, progress is measured differently by different people. Enjoy what you've got or sell it or give it away to someone and get something you like.
Happy Camping.
Gus,
People don't always have the choice of which awning comes on the RV that they buy off of the lot. So when you jump in your horse and carriage to pull your covered wagon down the trail to the campground, enjoy your trip. Just make sure to scoop up the mess along your way.LOL
