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Yes, the Heatso kit came with a quick fist looking thing (look close at my pic) that acts as a mount and an isolator. In theory anyway. Updates later when i put it to actual use.

Thanks! good to know

This is the supposedly new updated quieter pump in this D2L kit. I have nothing to reference it to as far as noise, but it was a noticable outside when i was checking it, not that loud, but definitely heard it. Didnt notice it inside. But honestly, i was doing 10 things at once and not really...

Well, considering you camp in the snow a lot more than most people i follow, and yours is working great, this is how i will set mine up! Thank you sir

Good info! Thank you! I failed that tip and 100% agree with your above statement!! hahahaha

Ah ok, that actually makes sense. They ID isn't that much different, but i know the pumps are pretty sensitive. I am thinking keep the rubber line from tank to pump, and then use the blue stuff and the hose adapters from pump to heater. Thoughts? THANK YOU No, the added fuses are after...

Ok, this is melting my brain a little... I am proud to be able to do 97.43% of this myself, and figure out what needs to be figured out. But this has me perplexed, even after a couple days of brainstorming. I got the furnace installed and running. Easy Peasy I went with the new plug and...

I honestly dont have an answer to that, but i will keep an eye on it, and maybe run a line if its needed. Thanks for the info/heads up!

Honestly, i am not even sure what that is. Sooooooo.... I didnt run one! Hahahaha I read the instructions online probably 10x before purchase and probably 5 more times before cutting the hole. I dont see anything mentioned anywhere of a drain. This is my first AC ever, and i am not savy...

Thats what i am thinking. 2 batteries will be all i need. Might even get away with one. Will need to do more testing for sure.

Thanks man. Will do! It’s starting to get colder now, so not sure when I’ll have much real world data. Yeah, that’s the plan. Massive DCDC charger to make good use of the dual alternators while driving. Onward and upward

Sorry, I’m purposely not answering questions for people not willing to put in the effort to read. That’s literally the entire point of a build thread. It’s one giant reference guide. I even posted a direct link to it, detailing every single spec.. [INSERT JOE BIDEN CMON MAN MEME HERE]

They’re all basically the exact same price $1000+/- per 100ah seems to be the norm for all brands across the board

Choo Choo ? If it don’t live up to the hype, I’ll sell it to one of the “lithium worshippers” hahahaha

Hahahahahaha! Admitted and Guilty! However, I wouldnt quite say i am on the "lithium train" yet... :) I am trying it out.. Still pretty skeptical really

Agree whole heartedly! I looked at ALL platforms for my current build. I have 2 friends that have Fusos and absolutely LOVE them. We swapped vehicles on a trip and i drove it for less than 100 miles and wanted my truck back. Horrendous on the freeway! But folks that love them, REALLY love...

That is freaking beautiful! Congrats!

Yes, it is more common people trying to see how far over they can go. Its dumb/flawed logic really. People seem to think building their setup on the smallest truck possible is the best answer. For numbers sake, if most folks have a GVWR of 10k, they will build their setup to 10k or slightly...

Yes. GVWR is based on asphalt usage. Add the stresses of offroad use and the bouncing around of everything, and wear and tear is multiplied. Although you may not find this written anywhere, its simple physics. :)

110% A lot of folks with a lot more free time RIGHT NOW, want to go out and explore and RV and don't want to spend a year building a project. Its most definitely a sellers market