Isuzu npr 4wd

gator70

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My habitat is a four season design and all water tanks are inside under the dinette benches. Therefore to get water to flow up hill into the grey water tank there is a 12v sump pump. And I guess there is a thin water tank under the shower floor drain, but am not 100% sure.
(still investigating)

Does anyone else use a sump pump?
 
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mog

Kodiak Buckaroo
Does anyone else use a sump pump?
My friend used a sump pump to move shower and sink water 'up' to his gray water holding tank in his FM-260. No issues although he did have a macerator in-line upstream of the pump. He might have a write-up in one of his posts ( search JRhetts )
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gator70

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I'm considering a "kit" for using EV public chargers to 110 vac 30amp shore power adaptors. Is anyone interested? I would start with 5 kits.

Solar is not so good with weeks of on end rainy days during a long trip. A stop at a EV charger could top off your lithium batteries.

Take a lunch break for two hours at one EV charge station. May be worth building a kit
 

gator70

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Aren't the design specs from your Chinese supplier provided?

Not full blueprints - And the habitat is not stored near me, so I have not spent enough time researching issues that were not a priority.

Honestly the quality was much, much better than I expected. Yet a few items are needing modifications.

Example: The propane locker is not legal in the USA. So I need to make some not so difficult modifications.
I'm installing a drinking water system, and it was known they did not offer that. So fresh water and drinking water is separated. The Truma system screen is in a bad location. I'm relocating this with a longer wire harness. I ordered a battery monitor, but now I rather use a smart shunt and push the data via bluetooth to a Android device.

The huge advantages were my ability to customize the build with a very, very long list of my requirements. And the prices were of course not very high. The wet-bath came out a bit oversized. I'm trying to invent some storage designs so the space can be used while the wet-bath is not in use.

I have knowledge about this process now that I did not have when I started. I did not know I could have full time wifi , and that could have changed my build requirements. I was unaware the starlink mini works in motion. I have a very large roof hatch, and I will mount the mini with a sunroof mount.

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