I need to remove the bottom layer of skin in order to replace the 1x12. Before I get started on that I was wondering if anyone had advice on how to. I'm thinking of just removing trim and screws and…Continue
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For me, some of the places I would like to go require that I take more than the capacity amount of water with me. I know that NMSU has come up with a solar water distiller that will do as much as…Continue
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Do I need to replace the entire mechanism or is there a way to fix the crank? See video...http://youtu.be/p4Fk5rNF7YsContinue
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That's pretty good Fred. I never thought about using one of those beds. They are heavy and the component's are heavy also. I have aluminum and carbonfiber planed. the roll out tray that the panels lay on, I'm going to use trays from a Bus RV . www.visoneautomart.com / www.visonerv.com , always has these type of parts. A Travco owner in Alberta has her solar panel on the roof of her's. She's Capri and her Travco site is www.myrtleandme.blogspot.com. She is on GORVs too.She has good info on solar conversions on antique rvs.
Those solar panels with inverters are really neat. I have something like that planned for my Travco. I'm going to mount them underneath and have them slide out , un-fold & elivate (sun trackers) then retract back under the coach. Useing a CAD ( www.solidworks.com/ ) design program.
Hi Fred,thanks for making the interesting and informative youtube videos!