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Cool biz, jsawrey. Glad it came in handy for you.

Very kind, alia176. Thanks friend.

Coming from a pro that is nice to read. grin

Funny, I guess Jan 2021 a few fridges malfunctioned. You thankers above are sure welcome. By the way, this repair/mod has been working great ever since. The fridge lives in my car and runs 24\7. (I plug in a battery charger when docked in my driveway)

I thought this guy's video's were pretty instructive and looked like a pretty nice DIY 270 awning for under 150 dollars.

Thanks, John61ct.

BACKGROUND: I have the 50L Ironman Icecube fridge/freezer. It has the Danfoss/Secop BD35F compressor with the 101N0500 primary controller. Ironman fridges have a secondary controller mounted next to the 101N0500 with leads up to the user interface mounted on top of the fridge near the lid hinge...

Beautiful shots wanderernomad, thanks for sharing. randy

Nice stvy84. What kind of lift do you have? And which RTT do you have there? Do you like it?

Trackicks have a frame that body bolts to. There are body lift kits available for them too. I dont have a lift on mine.

I was pretty excited about that R value as well. But if you read on their Fact vs Fiction page, that R value was achieved with a 2.64" air space on each side. "FACT #5: Prodex Total insulation 5mm has an R-value of 16. The R-value was measured under the real-world parameters of: 24-inch on...

Very nice Riptide. Good looking vehicle, well equipped, and dirty enough to show its fun and functional. randy

Thanks Jeegro, that part list is helpful info to have. By the way, looking at your pics, you have a cool setup. Your control panel looks factory. And on your back door, that is really cool: The drop down table, extinguisher, Opener, knife rack. Cool stuff. randy

Hi jeegro. Thanks for the update. That is looking pretty slick. Your configuration is pretty different from what jays0n did. He had extrusions framing his panel and extrusions on his trailer roof, with what I think were four short bearings, two per side. It looks like what you attached to...

Cool stuff, Jeegro. I look forward to more updates. randy

Have you seen jays0n's thread on his trailer build? A-trailer-for-the-short-bus[/B]?highlight=short+bus"]A trailer for the short bus He used 80/20 on his solar panel slider. That build thread has some pretty good pics of his method. In that or another thread he mentions you can contact...

The drawer slides are labeled as 26 inch. The renogy suitcase panels I believe are 24 inches as measured from front of car towards rear. I paid around 35 dollars for a pair at Home Depot. The Linear Actuator was around 100 dollars. If you shop around I have seen ranges from 70 to 150 and...

I used heavy duty drawer slides from Home Depot to attach the panel to the underside of my roof rack. The slides are rated at 50 lbs and the solar panel (Renogy Suitcase) is 30 lbs. The slides were very inexpensive, around 35 dollars a pair. The panel is automated to self deploy when the alarm...

I have posted here before, but I have added new tube bumpers, winch, and solar heated shower since then: Stock Suspension 90 Amp Alternator Calmini Roof Rack modded with Auto Deploy/Retract 100 Watt Solar Panel Dual Battery mod from EvlDave, with Vmaxtanks 125 Ah AGM Battery On Board Air...

There is no risk of overcharging from your alternator. Remember your Starter battery does not overcharge, and you are merely sharing your alternator output between two batteries now.