Aluminum Camper Forum

Nope, nothing of the sort!  LOL.
Rayne B.

Hi, It never occurred to me until just recently as I prepare my camper to finally get used beyond my driveway-how does one keep a DRY roll of toilet paper (maybe a spare as well) inside the bathroom of a wet bathroom?  HELP???  I think that is what you call a sit down shower and toilet and sink all in one right?  Toilet and everything else in it will get wet when I shower.

Thanks,
Rayne B.

Thanks for all of the awesome suggestions and recommendations and links.  I so appreciate the help.  Next, how do I set up this forum to email me when I get an answer to one of my posts?  LOL.
Thanks,
Rayne


I have 2 12v AGM 31 batteries that I need to put in my truck camper to store the solar energy for non solar generating hours, and I am trying to figure out how to work the necessary wiring with minimal distruption to my camper of course, but also to allow the straightest and shortest run possible from some of the components as I read in an article somewhere in one of these forums, and on some solar installation sites last fall.  This shorter straight run is supposed to reduce any voltage fluctuations.  Also, where in this whole system would I incorporate a surge protector for my electronics?  Anyone know? 

My system is the SunSparks Solar charging system made by Zebra Energy. 

So, I want to install the solar panels using the roof rack that is already installed on the camper, but cannot figure out from the kit I got exactly how to do that?  Can anyone direct me to a video that shows that part only? 

Next, how does this system with its Charge controller interface with the camper's inverter too, or doesn't it? 

Lastly, it seems to me that this system has to tie into the campers system somehow for me to be able to use the camper's installed outlets using the solar energy the system generated and stored in my special batteries, right?  So, will I still need the regular 12 volt battery battery to be in the loop of the system too?  The camper's battery compartment is on the non-slide out side of the camper, and is so small that no way can either of my AG batteries fit in it.  That's why they have to go on the opposite side, and in the lowest compartment in the rear overhang of the camper.  Not too happy about adding 120 pounds of battery there, but I can't deal with the mess and noise of a generator so I have to hope this this will not throw off my camper's balance too much either. 

I am really praying that my dealer's guys know what they are doing with this installation, because I don't really, so that worries me.  I'm also making them use plastic rigid wiring conduit to run the wires through the walls too.  I don't want the aluminum cutting it at all anywhere. 

Say a prayer it works when we are done with it. 

Thoughts, directions and suggestions are all appreciated. 
Raye

Hi all, so what IS a good price for a back up camera system that the camera's can be moved from the back of the truck camper bumber to the rear of the trailer you are towing behind your TC?  So, I need Blue Tooth connections to the on dash viewer, and to be able to toggle between the two camera's views, or else be able to easily move the single camera depending upon whether I am towing in addition to hauling.  Does this make sense?  I'm getting tired.

Thanks,
R