Recent content by rickeoni

The three things everyone wants are , Reliable , Inexpensive & Nice Amenities. Pick any two, you can't have all three. Nice amenities and inexpensive, won't be well built. Well built and nice amenities won't be inexpensive. Reliable and inexpensive won't have nice amenities. This consumer...

My 8.5 footer has a shower and a toilet in a separate room.

Seriously thinking about the superlite, how is the towing and hooking process?

I use this one, small and powerful http://www.viaircorp.com/portables/400p/

We leave ours out all the time, unless the winds are high. we have the auto dump feature, the first time it auto-dumped, scared the heck out of us. we now always set it to angle down at night.

A cell phone and a credit card  ;D

I try and treat forums as if I am sitting in a coffee shop and having a conversation in person. I also try and proof read my postd before hitting the magic button.

Had my portable for many years, still have it, never grew any legs, arms or other appendages!

What he said. If you have a fifth wheel or any trailer for that matter, you should be able to handle all aspects of driving it. We spent two afternoons practicing on an empty gravel lot. Only when we felt comfortable of all aspects of driving a fifth wheel did we impose ourselves onto the public.

I store mine on the dinette seat of my TC. I am sure the stock controller is just fine, just my OCD getting the best of me. I do not use it with my fifth wheel, as I have a permanent roof mounted solution for it.

Stephen. Almost 4 feet long is right, like I said huge. As for the controller, only a tiny light to tell you its working. I want to see what's going on. I was also curious about MPPT controllers and when I bought it, it was only $45.

The standard solar panel was a 10 watt panel probably about the size of magazine, it was controlled by a switch on the control center. The optional solar was a 150 watt panel, about three feet long, and run through a controller mounted inside near the batteries. If you only have the little...

The Andersen levelers have another supporter in me.

You can't buy a bad diesel these days. All 3 of the players have pros and cons. Take all 3 for an extended test drive, you will know which one is right just by the way it feels. good luck.

This is the one I use http://www.eco-worthy.com/catalog/worthy-mppt-solar-charge-controller-12v24v-p-182.html with this portable setup. http://www.eco-worthy.com/catalog/worthy-200w-foldable-monocrystalline-solar-suitcase-p-92.html the legs are a little flimsy, but are workable. Biggest...