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AAA premier RV is a lifesaver.

Sounds like it was just slapped together.

You can spend more for a fancy fiberglass tank than a regular aluminum or steel tank. Only a weigh advantage. Some places will not fila fiberglass tank.

In the Southwest, fire bans are pretty much a yearly occurrence. I only use propane. Easy and clean. From what I see with campsites with charcoal ashes and coals on the ground plenty of people don't care about the ban. Another thing I don't like about charcoal is most people leave the trash...

Pro tip The breakaway brake battery is not charged through the 7 pin. Bottom picture is while plugged in and the engine running. I removed the battery and put it on a charger.

We just completed the Utah Backcountry Discovery route. 744 mostly off road miles from Bluff ending at Bear Lake at Garden City. Temps from a high of 106 to a low of 36 degrees. The highest altitude we hit was just over 10,000 ft. Hours upon hours of rough roads and some rock crawling for fun.

Another pro tip is I use fly paper on the ceiling and by the reading light to catch any bugs that get into the trailer.

I found my roof getting harder to open . I used to be able to push with one hand and it would open but now I need to give it a hard push with both arms. If someone has a part number for structs please share.

Check out Mission Overland trailers. No requirement to put down a massive deposit and wait a year to have the trailer made. You can pick A Mission Overland up at an RV dealer. I've had one for over a year and have been very happy with it. https://missionoverland.ca/

I have AAA RV Premium. Worth the cost.

I like the summit and more importantly my wife likes it. I used Big Sky RV in Bozeman MT . There were closer dealers there's one in Round Rock Texas.

Valley of the Gods Utah 106 degrees

Driving the Utah Backcountry Discovery route. One night we camped by a beaver pond and watched the beaver work. The 37 degree night temp was a nice change from the 100 plus degree heat we had been in Uintah National Forest.

I've been traveling in remote areas of Utah and have had zero dropouts with the new antenna.

This is the video on how to get the radio out. Not as hard as I thought.

The 200 Series always had spotty XM radio reception which got worse when I put the roof rack on. Ever since I was trying to figure out how to add an aftermarket antenna. Thanks to @BigMF on Ih8MUD, for his work on identifying where the plug was and a great video on how to take the radio out...

There are lots of portable weather band radios on the market like this one..

I have a protip I thought I'd share. I have a Gazelle gazebo. Due to the size I carry it on the roof and the cover is already fading in the Texas sun . I found a patio umbrella cover fits perfectly. This should lengthen the life of the original cover. I don't know if there is a patio umbrella...

Missing from the interior lights was a red light option to be able to grab something from inside without attracting bugs.

With such a large water tank, I have not been worried about this. I always top off whenever I can like at a RV park.