Post a picture of your camp.

[Mac Attack]

Our new TT.
Only 22' but enough room for us and the pooch.

[wallyworld]

Nice little home away from home 

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The solar controller took a dump.
It's under warranty and will be replaced.
But because I'm going to pull the 165W solar panel off the roof and replace it with four (4) 200W panels, I'm going to need a much larger controller anyway.
So last night I ordered a Renogy Rover 60A unit and also the optional BT-1 bluetooth module for it.
I will be installing the 2000W inverter later when the weather cools down a bit.
We are taking a short trip up to Knoxville the end of the month and I want to use the solar to keep the fridge running while on the road, and also charge the battery back up after the fridge running all night on it during rest stop nights.
The generator/inverter showed 2 days ago.
Yesterday Donna and I tested it, and it runs the entire trailer, microwave and AC included.
This winter, I change it over to LiFePo4 batteries from the existing LA garbage deep cycle junk.
If anyone is nearby and want the old one you can have it.  PM me.

[Mac Attack]

Our campsite in Lenoir City, TN

[ActiveTrapChecker]

Nice Mac. Enjoy!

[ActiveTrapChecker]

Hey Mac. Was this a planned trip or was it hurricane related? I saw your other post, glad you’re home weathered the storm

[Mac Attack]

Hey Mac. Was this a planned trip or was it hurricane related? I saw your other post, glad you’re home weathered the storm

It was planned a month or more back.  Maiden trip with our new camper.
Ironically, it ended up coinciding with Idalia. 

Our place is WAY south of that hurricane.
We are in North Port, halfway between Sarasota and Ft Meyers.  About 2 hrs south of Tampa.
We got ours last year with Ian and we are still rebuilding.

Thanks for the thoughts!

[Raquettedacker]

This one was this weekend..

[Mac Attack]

This one was this weekend..

[Mac Attack]

I added a generator stand on the front to permanently mount my generator onto.
It works really well.
The cover on the generator allows for the sides to roll up and be tied, so I can run the generator, even in the rain.
The generator runs everything when needed for about 12+ hours on the 4 gallon tank.
This is full time AC, TV, CPAP machines, microwave, etc.
It's rated for 300 lbs and the generator is under 100 lbs with a full tank of fuel.

[Raquettedacker]

Nice Mac..