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He has changed the battery type in various trailers, so that doesn't help. Regarding driving to charge: without special modifications, you will not get much, if any, charge from driving. Trying to push the angry pixies down a nearly 40' circuit which is likely mostly 14 AWG wire, doesn't get...

What battery(ies) do you have? 12.58v is not very high… A.

I’d be happy to work through this with you, Dale. Give me a call. Your voltages don’t seem right, to me.

Simply a latch mechanism that pulls the door in against the rubber gasket as you close it. The tongue box latches are an example of this. A.

Those latches are not compression-type, so no way they will keep the door sealed.

I do not have this issue, but my faucet is different. Maybe just a touch of thread lock would correct?

Talking about the roof fan? I have a Maxxair Maxxfan and had to replace the main motor, after the manufacturer replaced the board twice before deciding it was the motor drawing more current than spec, and tripping the confuser up. Works great now.

Correct. Unless a system actually heats the battery, the BMS (Battery Management System) will automatically stop charging the battery when it is below freezing. This has some good info: https://www.solacity.com/how-to-keep-lifepo4-lithium-ion-batteries-happy/ I heard that Battleborn is working...

Guys, if there is *any* current being used from the rear panel (which includes the sockets, lights, and pump on my unit), the voltage reading there is completely useless [due to severe voltage drop]. Get a multimeter and monitor your batteries directly without a load to know what's truly going...

The only other thing I've seen set off a CO detector is the off-gassing of flooded lead acid batteries while charging. A.

I don't have a CO alarm, probably should… Is it possible that exhaust from the tow vehicle is getting inside the area with the CO alarm?

More is better!!!! :) I have 200W on the roof and 200W deployable. When conditions are not ideal, it's nice to have the overkill.

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Must be a new feature.

Huh. No shins here and she is very tight.

Seems odd. Mine do not look like that: Those are Powertank brackets are are very commonly used. My tanks do not budge once tightened down.

Did you have to trim the bottom or anything like that?

Good work! What did you do? To post pictures, you might need to downsize them before uploading. Your software should be able to do that.

Who rigged a magnetic screen door in Marc's recent IG post? I want that!

I believe the roof must be held down securely to prevent water ingress when driving on rough roads. Otherwise it acts as a giant bellows and sucks water in through anywhere it can.