How is the water-tightness of that hatch? I've considered similar, but was too worried about road spray working it's way in and soaking the wood.
I thoght about it but end up just brining my lap top and watching a movie on that. Works well for me.Rydell;175960 wrote:
:idea:...Is it crazy to throw a spare flat screen up on the wall for weekend events?
That was a good idea you came up with!!dbakerpa;176242 wrote: Its a cam lock marine hatch and is VERY water tight. I sealed the flange with silicone. I am going to make some vinyl side skirts for the door so rain doesnt blow in if its open.
If you stay in the bike trailer most dont charge for the 30 amp or the camping for that matter. I havent been charged at Jennings, CMP, VIR. If you need big power they will charge you for the camping and the power.JU190;176250 wrote: I'm currently wiring my trailer up also.
What do most tracks offer as far as electric?
I plan to power a RV a/c unit, lights, and 2 sets of warmers
I'm trying to decide between 30amp or 50amp. (seems like 50amp 220v would cost more for a cord and may be alittle over the top)
NJMSP $10 to tent camp - tent or enclosed trailerMikey75702;176265 wrote: I'm pretty sure there are locks on the power hookups at njmp and summit. I believe you have to pay at both, but im not 100% sure as i have never done it.
I use a portable air conditioner as the air conditioner in the master bedroom to stay comfortable during the hot months, especially when sleeping at night. The 80-degree room was lowered to 71 degrees in less than 8 minutes. After 15 minutes, the room temperature was 67 degrees. This left a deep impression and joy on me. It turns out that not everything portable is bad. Another powerful function is to dehumidify and collect water. AC with its own evaporation system can be used without a hose, which is very good.Something like this one