Cool Mods - Thread restored 10/18/2012
My daughter was getting a little warm in her bunk during our last camping trip, so I decided to put her a fan in to keep the air flowing. I had been wanting to add a 12-volt fan to the main livin...
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For my wife's seasonal site 2006 Jayco travel trailer:
- Installed 120mm 12V DC fan (72 CFMs) on the rear of its fridge. Connected to inline 3A fuse and a manual off/on switch (to turn off during quit times - like at night - when sound travels far). Next time I'm in the west side of town, I'll get a $7.00 75F/85F thermal switch for it. For now, this Super Quiet fan is using manual off/on controls. Surf:
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- Click Here 2 -
- Installed 110/120V-30A Surge Guard (hard wire) version. Surf:
- Click Here 1 -
- Click Here 2 -
- Installed 12V battery switch on its tongue area. For pictures, surf:
- Click Here 1 -
- Click Here 2 -
- Most recent mod is removal of its factory `plastic` under belly pan, removed its under floor soft fabric sheet and removed its under floor thin fiberglass insulation (that was home to a few `critters`). Replaced these unless materials with 3.5" to 4.0" of Professional Grade spray foam (2 lbs Closed Cell Foam). For pictures of before and after, surf:
- Click Here 1 -
- Click Here 2 -
- Click Here 3 -
- Click Here 4 -
- Click Here 5 -
- Click Here 6 -
For our next planned upgrade, we'll focus on a Slide Out Topper. For example: - Click Here - We'll probably target this expensive mod in Spring 2011.
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- Installed 120mm 12V DC fan (72 CFMs) on the rear of its fridge. Connected to inline 3A fuse and a manual off/on switch (to turn off during quit times - like at night - when sound travels far). Next time I'm in the west side of town, I'll get a $7.00 75F/85F thermal switch for it. For now, this Super Quiet fan is using manual off/on controls. Surf:
- Click Here 1 -
- Click Here 2 -
- Installed 110/120V-30A Surge Guard (hard wire) version. Surf:
- Click Here 1 -
- Click Here 2 -
- Installed 12V battery switch on its tongue area. For pictures, surf:
- Click Here 1 -
- Click Here 2 -
- Most recent mod is removal of its factory `plastic` under belly pan, removed its under floor soft fabric sheet and removed its under floor thin fiberglass insulation (that was home to a few `critters`). Replaced these unless materials with 3.5" to 4.0" of Professional Grade spray foam (2 lbs Closed Cell Foam). For pictures of before and after, surf:
- Click Here 1 -
- Click Here 2 -
- Click Here 3 -
- Click Here 4 -
- Click Here 5 -
- Click Here 6 -
For our next planned upgrade, we'll focus on a Slide Out Topper. For example: - Click Here - We'll probably target this expensive mod in Spring 2011.
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