TRUCK CAMPER CAP converted to SLIDE IN
Here is the “walk around” video of the final, final, final modifications to the truck camper…. And it continues on this video… THANKS FOR WATCHING…… More here www.rvbprecision.com
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TRUCK CAMPING IN WINTER
CAUTION: We are going to be talking about PROPANE HEATERS. I know this is like wearing a MAGA hat into a STARBUCKS to some folks. Use your own best judgement. If you use a propane heater and die, don’t be blaming me! You were warned! OK, with that out of the way, lawyers can stand
LITHIUM BATTERY HEATING PROJECT
My Pickup Truck has a Roofnest Falcon Roof Top Tent installed above the truck cap. Even though I might be camping far off the beat’n path, I still need access to electricity for charging devices, powering a portable refrigerator/freezer, running a diesel heater, and more. To accomplish this, I added a solar panel to the
RV Lead Acid/AGM to LITHIUM
A few years ago I installed a rather involved solar system in my Forest River RR19 Toy Hauler travel trailer. Back then, with a single Lithium battery costing over $1000 I decided to go the AGM (Absorb Glass Mat) route. You can read all about this project on another article here on my web page:
SOLAR PANELS and REFLECTIVE SNOW
I recently built a portable generator using a 100Ah AGM battery and peripherals. You can read all about it here on my web site www.rvbprecision.com To charge it I bought a 120w folding power panel I used a 150w inverter to charge my new laptop and drew the battery down to 80% Up here in
ROOFTOP TENT MODIFICATIONS (So Far)
Recently bought a Smittybilt RTT. In the world of Motorcycle touring , we call modifications , “Farkles”…. So Farkling was required of my new RTT First, I needed to electrify the tent for lighting and charging of personal devices. This will be Off Grid so only battery with solar charging will be used. A small
Adding More Solar to Existing System (Portable Panels)
A few years ago I added three 140 watt solar panels to the roof of my Forest River 19RR Toy Hauler These panels are controlled by a Bogart Engineering Charge Controller and monitored via a Bogart Engineering TriMetric Solar Monitor. For storage I’m using two Group 31, 110 amp, AGM batteries that sit in a