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Topic: So what did you do to your Truck Camper today?

Posted By: JoeChiOhki on 03/14/16 05:29pm

Stared at it longingly....


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Posted By: DOITHARD on 03/15/16 10:11am

In the process of completing new MPTT 40 amp controller w/ MT5 Meter, cooling fans w/ thermal unit controlling on/off 80/81 degrees. Installed (2) additional SP ea. 165 watts plus the OEM 100 watts. Total 430 watts...planning on adding a 3rd Group 31 AGM 200ah battery.

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Posted By: Rbertalotto on 03/15/16 10:51am

Looks great! Are those fans thermostatically controlled? If so, what did you use and what temp are the thermostats set to?


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Posted By: DOITHARD on 03/15/16 11:05am

Rbertalotto wrote:

Looks great! Are those fans thermostatically controlled? If so, what did you use and what temp are the thermostats set to?


Fans turn on 81 degrees and off 80...it's a kit that I bought from coolerguys.com
The kit comes with 120v conection. however, I bought an adapter for 12v...these fans are usually used for media and electronic equipment. this is my second kit from them, the first one was used to cool the refrigerator rear compartment.


Posted By: Rbertalotto on 03/15/16 12:28pm

THANKS!


Posted By: RWDIII on 03/16/16 10:17am

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Added carrier to carry genny.Got tired of loading and unloading into camper
Question?
would you relocate license plate?


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Posted By: Reddog1 on 03/16/16 10:44am

RWDIII wrote:

Question?
would you relocate license plate?
No. It appears to me it can be seen where it is, but just not easy to see. My bet s if you get stopped the officer will just tell you to relocate it. I think if you were given a citation, it would only be a fix-it citation.

If you relocate it, there is a good chance you will sometimes forget to put it back on the truck. Then you will have no license plat to show. Don't ask me how I know. The design of my TC forces me to move the plate.

Wayne


Posted By: bedrocker on 03/16/16 01:27pm

I'd move it so you don't have to worry
about getting pulled over. Fix it tickets
in C.A.are $25.00


Posted By: ticki2 on 03/16/16 02:40pm

Reddog1 wrote:

RWDIII wrote:

Question?
would you relocate license plate?
No. It appears to me it can be seen where it is, but just not easy to see. My bet s if you get stopped the officer will just tell you to relocate it. I think if you were given a citation, it would only be a fix-it citation.

If you relocate it, there is a good chance you will sometimes forget to put it back on the truck. Then you will have no license plat to show. Don't ask me how I know. The design of my TC forces me to move the plate.

Wayne



Wayne , my eyes are getting old . Where in that picture do you see a plate ?


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Posted By: RWDIII on 03/16/16 02:49pm

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I changed it around to see license.
I am going to Anza Borrego for 4 days to 4x4 with some of my friends
Don't want to donate any of my money to Moonbeam.I have a range of 375 miles so I gas up in Yuma


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