1st Project: Water Heater UpgradeOld water heater: GC10A-3E to GE16EXT. They are both 10 Gallons, ignition controlled, and powered by LP Gas & Electric.I repaired damaged metal around the water heater's compartment.The previous owner had a blow out a...
Steering wheel lock & tail/turn/brake lights while towing is currently under works.I have an idea on how to bypass the steering wheel lock with little to no labor. A simple insertion of such a device will keep the integrity of the locking mechanism b...
I searched everywhere for the tag with this information but it is not present.Does anyone know where I can find this information on the chassis?I gutted out the interior and found no tags with the GVWR and Axle weight rating.I was planning on cutting...
I have a '03 Fleetwood Bounder 36 foot WorkHorse Chassis 8.1 vortec:The GCVW: 26,000 lbsThe GVWR: 22,000 lbsTow Capacity: 5,000 lbsTongue Capacity: 500 lbsThis brings up a few questions: Why does the GCVW allow only 4,000 lbs towable when the actual ...
smkettner wrote:einstein2nd wrote:2oldman wrote:einstein2nd wrote:Limit TV after the sun goes down: No Sun, No Power.What are the batteries for?Listen, if you can't figure that out... go to school!Read what "KJINTF" said about batteries.KJINTF wrote:...
CA Traveler wrote:einstein,The typical modern panel has bypass diodes so shading is a non issue. RVers with smaller arrays than yours would be better served with fuses vs a 0.5V drop diode since the typical solar controller provides night time blocki...
2oldman wrote:There's no entertainment like this place.They say misery likes company. They try to bring others into the darkness with them; blaming them for their sorrows.You need to find a better hobby! With a rig like yours you should be enjoying t...
Joel_T wrote:pianotuna wrote:Hi Joel, What exactly did you buy? If it is MPPT I'd recommend 4 panels in series/parallel configuration. That is what has worked best for me.I got a Trimetric SC2030 30A PWM controller that links with the Trimetric 203...
2oldman wrote:einstein2nd wrote:Limit TV after the sun goes down: No Sun, No Power.What are the batteries for?Listen, if you can't figure that out... go to school!Read what "KJINTF" said about batteries.
