New Outlander Sherpa II
- Thread starter Aggie
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Aggie
Adventurer
Plans change at the drop of a hat in the Aggie household. Especially when your birthday is today and you receive this from your darling family....
That is going to reduce the dual battery setup to a single battery and change my 12v requirements greatly. I think I am going to have to start looking at RV breaker boxes and see how they can be adapted to our little expedition trailers.
That is going to reduce the dual battery setup to a single battery and change my 12v requirements greatly. I think I am going to have to start looking at RV breaker boxes and see how they can be adapted to our little expedition trailers.
xcmountain80
Expedition Leader
Well I'm not a fan, but hey to each there own I have been known to manifold heat a $0.59 burrito, Heat a can of chili on the muffler, and freeze bucket o Mojito in the freezer fridge, so were on the same plain.
Aaron
Aaron
Tucson T4R
Expedition Leader
Plans change at the drop of a hat in the Aggie household. Especially when your birthday is today and you receive this from your darling family....
That is going to reduce the dual battery setup to a single battery and change my 12v requirements greatly. I think I am going to have to start looking at RV breaker boxes and see how they can be adapted to our little expedition trailers.
Happy Birthday Aggie, I have one of these too and your going to love it. :victory:
xcmountain80
Expedition Leader
Ohh I' waiting for Gander MTN. to sell them on clearance and then I'll buy the 3000...yeah, I thought it was cool that these gens. can be linked to act as a larger gen.
Aaron
Tucson T4R
Expedition Leader
The ability to tie two together to double the power is a cool feature. I don't see myself needing this feature but it's nice to know you have that option if the need arises.
Maybe if my wife upgrades to 4000W hair dryer. :Wow1: :sombrero:
xcmountain80
Expedition Leader
It's certainly an event, disaster, or remote lodge type setup. I recal being a t a dog play day down in S. FL and something was being run off two linked 3000's barely even noticed they were running. Honda's good and you absolutly get what you pay for though if they'd knock $500 0ff I'd feel better about what I paid for.
Aaron
Aaron
highlandercj-7
Explorer
Camping with a lil trailer the 2000 is perfect. Congrats!
Aggie
Adventurer
Well it ain't broken in yet, but there is a lot I will be adding to it for sure. I doubt any project in my life is ever "completed".
-I want a side box and awning something fierce on the driver's to keep all of my kitchen stuff.
-I need to figure out a better jack solution, I need something that will get it level. Carrying blocks of wood around is ridiculous.
-Water tank, pump and sink for washing dishes and maybe taking a shower would be very cool.
-Finish my electrical system, I want light. I need light inside of the rear box and in the tent. I also want to set up flood lights around the trailer. Right now the electrical system is about 70% complete, just need to finish assembling the parts and wire it up.
At this point that is really all I can think that I want to do. I would mount a propane tank on the trailer but the 1# containers are actually doing pretty well for me.
-I want a side box and awning something fierce on the driver's to keep all of my kitchen stuff.
-I need to figure out a better jack solution, I need something that will get it level. Carrying blocks of wood around is ridiculous.
-Water tank, pump and sink for washing dishes and maybe taking a shower would be very cool.
-Finish my electrical system, I want light. I need light inside of the rear box and in the tent. I also want to set up flood lights around the trailer. Right now the electrical system is about 70% complete, just need to finish assembling the parts and wire it up.
At this point that is really all I can think that I want to do. I would mount a propane tank on the trailer but the 1# containers are actually doing pretty well for me.
WFTW
Adventurer
The awning is certainly nice, especially if you'll be in an area without much natural shade available. I didn't know it before today, but the awning Robert installed is on telescoping rods that can raise it up quite a bit. I just thought it would be pulled straight out causing me to have to duck under it a bit.
Glad to hear you're almost done with your control panel! I certainly want to check it out when it's completed...hopefully that will be prior to the WFTW event.
Glad to hear you're almost done with your control panel! I certainly want to check it out when it's completed...hopefully that will be prior to the WFTW event.