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  1. White Dog

    Fourwheel Camper Personalization

    Water Tank Level: FWC installed an electronic water level monitor on our Grandby's water tank. You know the ones: press a button and LEDS light up (hopefully) that tell if the tank is 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 or full. We never had a problem with the one in our FWC but we have in other RVs we've owned. So...
  2. White Dog

    Fourwheel Camper Personalization

    Storage: FWC builds its cupboards without any shelves. Most of us need extra shelves to better organize ourselves. I have added various versions over the years. Some are simple others more complex The base material for the shelves has always been 3/8" Baltic birch plywood with 3/4" X 3/4"...
  3. White Dog

    Fourwheel Camper Personalization

    I admit it; I'm an compulsive tinkerer. On every trip, whether it is a weekend or 2 months, I make a list of 'improvements' I think I need to make to my Fourwheel Camper or Toyota pickup. I think it is a passion. My wife jokingly calls it my obsession. And its not my only one I'm afraid. The...
  4. White Dog

    FWC; major design changes, issues, and value?

    I think it is great that we can have these discussions. I fall into the camp that doesn't favor change for change's sake but I am the first to appreciate a true improvement. This thread has led me to think I will start a separate one on the 'personalization' of our Grandby. I am a passionate...
  5. White Dog

    FWC; major design changes, issues, and value?

    Kodiak-Black makes some valid points and right after him JaSAn gives his story about longevity. I certainly hope FWC is constantly looking at new materials and processes but like most manufacturers, if their product sells and develops a good reputation, they are unlikely to change it...
  6. White Dog

    FWC; major design changes, issues, and value?

    I can't help but notice the apparent concern that FWC has remained largely unchanged for 20 plus years. Perhaps that isn't a bad thing. Perhaps they thought through most of the problems back then and have only had to tweak the design especially when problems-in-use have been identified. We live...
  7. White Dog

    12 VDC Plug

    Jeez, these are all good leads (pun intended). I can think of different applications for them all. I ordered and received a Blue Sea double USB port. As with all things Blue Sea, it is very nicely made. Even if it is a bit pricey, I'll bet it lasts a lifetime. The only plug that seems to be...
  8. White Dog

    12 VDC Plug

    Thanks all! I have used Amphenol for years on the electronics stuff I worked with before I retired and my brother put me on to the Anderson connectors which is where I think I'll end up. I am still perplexed about where I saw the article. I did some more nosing around on the web and I think the...
  9. White Dog

    12 VDC Plug

    Thanks Kurt! I've used Blue Sea products in the past. They are first rate. However, the standard plugs are only rated to 15 amp and I was looking for 20 amp capacity. I do like the twin USB plug. That is in my future for sure.
  10. White Dog

    12 VDC Plug

    This getting old isn't for the faint of heart! I could have sworn that I saw an article on the Portal that described a 12 VDC plug and jack that was much more stout than the standard 'cigarette lighter' jack. I think it was even a DIN standard. For the life of me, I can't find it. I searched...
  11. White Dog

    TundraBirds Go! Picture Thread for Tundras and T-100s

    New to this forum although I've followed the write-ups on the Portal for a while. Just to add something from the center of Canada, here is my 2011 Tundra Double-Cab Extended box on the way back from picking up our new Fourwheel Camper Grandby in Calgary. The Tundra is pretty much stock at...
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