233s- Who has one?

[FourWheelers]

Originally Posted by biken201

Last winter we experienced a drop to 14 degrees at night without issue. We were expecting unusually cold temps at night (for the Tucson area), but unusually cold should have been in the upper 20s range, and only for a short time at night. Because the daytime highs should have been in the upper 40s, we weren't too concerned with a short duration of below freezing temps. Although the camper weathered the exceptionally (for us) cold temps, I would not recommend it. With the tank heaters, a ceramic heater, mattress heaters and furnace, we stayed plenty warm in the camper.

I like the weather station in the camper. Did you have to run an outside wire or is it wireless?

[biken201]

The weather station is wireless. I put a strip of velcro on the underside of my folding table (outside the camper) and stick the sensor to it. That way the sensor is in the shade and gives a fairly accurate reading.

[FourWheelers]

Originally Posted by biken201

The weather station is wireless. I put a strip of velcro on the underside of my folding table (outside the camper) and stick the sensor to it. That way the sensor is in the shade and gives a fairly accurate reading.

Nice..

I noticed a correlation to the amount of posts I read and the size of my Christmas List !

[MuddauberE]

Originally Posted by BeagleIL

My biggest problem was that 2 ceramic heaters and 3 mattresses were popping the breaker inside the camper. So the second night I snaked an extension cord in from the site pedestal for the second ceramic. I will definitely be adding a second outlet on the hot water heater circuit as we never run it on electric. I can easily tap in and have an outlet right there below the sofa. Hard to believe they ran all 7 outlets on one 15 amp breaker.

This is good to know. Thanks. I'll have to see what I can do to reroute some of these. Haven't had any issues yet though.