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Posted By: Camper_Jeff_&_Kelli
on 02/23/12 03:29am
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I have a replacement 45 AMP BoonDocker power supply coming Friday so I needed to get my 4 AWG wiring upgrade finished. Got the battery compartment done and made all the connections to the new power distribution block. Installed a 100 AMP breaker on the main battery power lead. Routed 4 AWG wire to the new Power supply location. Installed contingency wiring for a power inverter. Eliminated about 10 feet of length of wires from what the old arrangement was and is now 4 AWG. There are a few more associated projects to complete before I have the TC the way I want it.
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Posted By: Mello Mike
on 02/23/12 08:48am
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Camper_Jeff_&_Kelli wrote: ![]() I have a replacement 45 AMP BoonDocker power supply coming Friday so I needed to get my 4 AWG wiring upgrade finished. Got the battery compartment done and made all the connections to the new power distribution block. Installed a 100 AMP breaker on the main battery power lead. Routed 4 AWG wire to the new Power supply location. Installed contingency wiring for a power inverter. Eliminated about 10 feet of length of wires from what the old arrangement was and is now 4 AWG. There are a few more associated projects to complete before I have the TC the way I want it. Sounds great. The 4-AWG will serve you well. 2016 Northstar Laredo SC/240w Solar/2-6v Lifeline AGMs/Dometic CR110 DC Compressor Fridge 2013 Ram 3500 4x4/6.7L Cummins TD/3.42/Buckstop Bumper with Warn 16.5ti Winch/Big Wig Rear Sway Bar/Talons w/SS Fastguns My Rig 1998 Jeep Wrangler US Navy Ret. |
Posted By: dakonthemountain
on 02/23/12 08:58am
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Mello Mike wrote: ![]() Camper_Jeff_&_Kelli wrote: ![]() I have a replacement 45 AMP BoonDocker power supply coming Friday so I needed to get my 4 AWG wiring upgrade finished. Got the battery compartment done and made all the connections to the new power distribution block. Installed a 100 AMP breaker on the main battery power lead. Routed 4 AWG wire to the new Power supply location. Installed contingency wiring for a power inverter. Eliminated about 10 feet of length of wires from what the old arrangement was and is now 4 AWG. There are a few more associated projects to complete before I have the TC the way I want it. Sounds great. The 4-AWG will serve you well. I'm right behind ya! I'm ordering mine next week, along with the Trimetric meter... ![]() Dak 2018 GMC Denali "Extreme" and 23' EVO 2050T Travel Trailer Escapee member #224325-Since 1992 |
Posted By: Camper_Jeff_&_Kelli
on 02/23/12 09:55am
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The Trimetric is on the wish list. More important items first like a second solar panel.
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Posted By: recycler
on 02/23/12 03:16pm
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put up some more foam board insulation
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Posted By: W6EOD
on 02/23/12 03:23pm
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Replaced two Bargman amber marker lights.
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Posted By: dakonthemountain
on 02/25/12 04:34pm
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Replaced the yellowed outside stove vent damper assembly. ![]() Dak |
Posted By: JoeChiOhki
on 02/25/12 04:41pm
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Put battery watering caps on the Group 27 Deep cycle under the hood of the truck and topped up the water in all the batteries. Enjoying my new second set of Wobbl-Stoppers with the high winds blowing through and the camper not moving a budge. My Blog - The Journey of the Redneck Express CB Channel 17 Redneck Express '1992 Dodge W-250 "Dually" Power Wagon - Club Cab Long Bed 4x4 V8 5.9L gashog w/4.10 Geared axles '1974 KIT Kamper 1106 - 11' Slide-in '2006 Heartland BigHorn 3400RL ![]() |
Posted By: clinthia
on 02/25/12 05:00pm
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Not actually today but, recently. Replaced the old batwing with a Jack antenna. ![]() and installed digital thermostat. ![]() Clint 2007.5 Dodge 3500 4X4 Crewcab with 6.7 Cummins 2004 EC950 w/ slideout 2 Costco 6 volts Yamaha EF1000IS Kyocera solar panel GO POWER 300 watt 12 volt PSW inverter TorkLift tiedowns with Fastguns Timbrens Homemade bumpstops The Schnauzers Madeline & Genevieve |
Posted By: Brad820
on 02/26/12 05:42pm
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Washed, waxed, cleaned interior, on our "new to us" 1999 Lance 820. Still have a lot to do to it before it is useable, but this is my first truck camper. Thanks Dan - you know why,
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