The DW is gone for a few days so I decided it was a good time to add all those mods on my list to the new trailer. Very hot to be doing it but did anyway. A lot of iced tea and frequent breaks got me through. I installed a digital thermostat for the heater but couldn't test it until it got below 90 in the trailer. Worked fine. Next up was the Furrion observation camera. The plug they provided was no good so I snipped it off and hard wired it, works great. Put a pizza stone in the oven, changed out the cheap shower head for one of those oxygenics ones. Hung a 24" tv with adjustable arm. The hardest thing was installing the ems surge protector, only because it was a bit cramped (and hot). That worked fine too, attached are a couple photos of it. The second photo is some electrical board underneath the converter. Anyone know what that is? Tomorrow I will install a WD hitch. All that's left is going camping now.
Congratulations! That is a lot of work. Good work! Be careful with the pizza stone, while driving. They do break, when bouncing around in there. You might want to wrap it in foam, when you aren't using the oven.
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So that's what that is. I thought it might have something to do with the heater that's close by.
Good advice on the pizza stone!
I agree, it is less stressful when the DW is gone while doing this.....mostly for her
Great mods. I’m always looking for my next one!
Seems to me the pizza board breaking is unavoidable. There are lots of threads and all found they break. My solution, wrapped it in aluminum foil. That holds the 4 or 5 pieces in place and it works fine.
Seems to me the pizza board breaking is unavoidable. There are lots of threads and all found they break. My solution, wrapped it in aluminum foil. That holds the 4 or 5 pieces in place and it works fine.
Just did a mod to my Furrion observation monitor. The sun was washing out my screen so I wanted to put a visor on it. I looked and looked for one on the internet but none were the dimensions I wanted so I made one. I lined three sides of the screen with wood using double sided tape, painted two sides of it and superglued black matting board to the wood and duct taped the two corners. I hope it works well, I can't test it yet because the trailer is in storage. I think it will help a lot though, we'll see. Attached are two photos.