When we got our Rockwood Roo, it came with 3 of these fans. Anyone have any idea of the wattage that these take to run? I've replaced the incandescent bulbs with LEDs, but I have no idea the wattage of the fan itself.
I need to put a new tongue jack on my hybrid. Unfortunately, I'm having issues finding measurements for all the jacks I'm looking at. They typically give the full height of the jack, but don't give a measurement from the mounting plate to the top o...
It really depends on the battery and how much more your camper uses. But I get your point. Not all that much draw.I'm just curious. I recently got an inverter generator to charge the batteries. It will run the AC, but that's only in emergencies.
Hehe, yeah, that would make it easy, wouldn't it? No, there's no wattage info. It's the light/fan that plugs into the overhead 12V sockets and hangs on the shepherd's pole on the bunk ends.
Another Corelle user.But if we have no hookups, we tend to use some paper plates as well to reduce the amount of gray water produced by clean up.DutchmenSport wrote:Corelle does not breakCorelle is resistant to breakage. But it will break and it is ...
