RainbowsEnd wrote:
Surge Protectors revisited:
I've made the decision to purchase one. Now the question is to get one that you hard-wire or get a portable one. I know there is risk with portable being stolen. Anyone in the bullets here install one? Where do you install it and how difficult is it?
Not sure it makes a difference but I've the 29REPR model.
Surge Protectors revisited:
I've made the decision to purchase one. Now the question is to get one that you hard-wire or get a portable one. I know there is risk with portable being stolen. Anyone in the bullets here install one? Where do you install it and how difficult is it?
Not sure it makes a difference but I've the 29REPR model.
No bullet owners have surge protectors?
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FensterRV wrote:
Curiously, what website do you guys use to post pictures here? I was considering Photo Bucket, and I'm open to any suggestions?
Curiously, what website do you guys use to post pictures here? I was considering Photo Bucket, and I'm open to any suggestions?
I use Picasa because it helps me organize my photos on the computer and can automatically synchronize them in online albums. The online albums also have shortcuts for posting the pictures directly to Blogger. They are both Google products so it's also one less username/password combo for me to remember
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2007 GMC Yukon XL Denali ~ 2010 Keystone Premier 31BHPR ~ Sold: 2009 Tango 289BH
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RainbowsEnd wrote:
No bullet owners have surge protectors?
No bullet owners have surge protectors?
I have a surge protector but only a portable one that I used with our old Tango. I have looked into built-in models but I always thought that professional installation was recommended.
I looked inside the Premier to see if there was easy access but I couldn't see anything obvious. So far I use the portable one without a lock. I do carry a spare padlock because some campgrounds do have a locking loop on the cover of the power pedestal. I figure if they provide a way to lock it, I'll use it. I should probably just order the locking accessory since it only costs $12.
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Does anyone have this kind of exposed wiring? And if so, and mod's on hiding it?
2011 Bullet Premier 31BHPR with comfort package
Pro Pride Hitch w/ Prodigy P2.
Steadyfast Stabilizers
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FensterRV wrote:
Does anyone have this kind of exposed wiring? And if so, and mod's on hiding it?
Does anyone have this kind of exposed wiring? And if so, and mod's on hiding it?
My junction blocks look identical. I really have not given it a second thought though. I suppose you could get a plastic loom from a auto parts store to hide it if you wanted.
The bigger issue I have is that the Positive cable to the battery is a bit short and I am afraid if the battery box shifts at all it could pull off the end. I may lengthen it a bit before our trip in a few weeks.
2020 GMC Canyon
2022 NoBo 19.2
Kennedy RV
1 thing I did find odd. I had the furnace on to warm the trailer up and I noticed the fan that blows through the A/C vents came on at the same time. Is this normal? I did not look at the thermostat book so maybe there is a separate fan switch that I missed.
* This post was edited 04/03/11 06:08am by garysol *
msalyer wrote:
Make sure your fan is set to auto. If it is set to high or low (don't remember which) the ac fan runs at the same time as the furnace.
Make sure your fan is set to auto. If it is set to high or low (don't remember which) the ac fan runs at the same time as the furnace.
Bingo! I am in my trailer now and that's exactly what it was. Thanks