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Hey thanks, that helps. Current setup from previous owner is just a propane tank with a hose connected to it, running to the Wave heater with just the most basic single-stage regulator. It works fine, but my pull-behind camper has a two-stage, and that seems like the right way to go for this...

Thanks. I just worry about the cost. With labor rates well over $100/hr, I can buy all the supplies I need for the cost of just labor. I mostly enjoy doing this stuff, so I don't factor my time spent into the equation too strictly.

So the rubber lines go inside the rv, to the appliance, not a copper line? That'd be a lot easier, I just got the impression that interior rubber lines don't meet code (not that anyone's checking).

Hey everyone. I'm still getting familiar with the forum and I apologize if this is obviously covered somewhere already. If you know of a thread or resource please point me toward it. I bought this camper, a Teton Traveler (no longer in business) almost a year ago. It was a finished but empty...

I bought this Teton Traveler almost a year ago as a finished, empty box. Previous owners mostly kept it in this trailer and used it like a camper trailer, and it was really just a sleeping area, not really a "camper". I definitely like having the option to pull it behind me sometimes, and not...