@Sharon_is_SAM when I pulled out the 3-way fridge I used the 12V wire that fed it to power the new chest fridge. On my 2020 320S the fridge was on its own circuit (F4) with a 20 amp fuse. My guess is that the lower voltage reading when the fridge is running is because of the length of the run from the fridge to the panel and then to the battery. I wouldn't think that the 2.5 amp draw would cause that, but I have no other explanation.
Thomas, those are instructions for a trailer with electrical tongue Jack and electrical stabilizers, like the nüCamp Avia, not a 2022 TaB320, which has manually operated jacks on them through the 2022 build. Same goes for the TaB400, all manual jacks. Not sure what nüCamp is doing for 2023 builds? FB in my experience is a good place for misinformation. Cheers
The black outer cover on the strings on my 2018 T@B 400 have started to unravel. If it gets to the point where the screen door is no longer viable i think i would consider replacing at a much lower cost and more convenient than sliding screen door IMHO. I might opt for a magnetic closure screen door. Check it out here: https://bugoffscreen.com/custom-sizes/
My understanding is that the Nautilus settings are irrelevant for the black tank flush line. It runs directly from the hose connection to the tank.
Several owners of new 2021 Tab 400 trailers have reported leaks at the black tank Nautilus connection. The leaking water spreads all over because the trailer floor underlies the Nautilus compartment and the plumbing. I would take your trailer back to the dealer and have the leak repaired under your warranty. That’s what I did.
To be contrarian, I usually deal with rinsing and cleaning when I get home. I rinse the tank through the toilet with a garden hose then drain into a bucket and properly dispose of the rinse water.
Not necessarily a better solution, just one that eliminates having to carry another waste hose and having to futz around at a scuzzy crowded dump station. It all depends on what you consider the bigger hassle.
I should note, however, that we've never used our black tank for, um, solids. If we did I might be a bit more particular about rinsing out at the dump station!
Whilst the stabilizing Jack is rated for 1,000lbs, the frame attache point is not rated for that much weight, especially on the TaB400, the practice of using the stabilizing jacks to,change the fire is no longer recommended by nüCamp. Cheers
I’m not sure that the dimensions from a Tab 320 will be useful to you despite the kitchen looking similar. Your Ultimate Toys teardrop is actually quite a bit wider than a Tab 320, and I would think that means there’s some difference in cabinet sizes as well. (7’6” width versus 6’8”)
It is certainly interesting to watch people at the "dump stations". You see everything from using nothing but maybe a pair of gloves (me) to a full hazmat suit. I am typically dumped and gone while others are still suiting up.
Bottom line, do what makes you comfortable. Even if you have a catastrophe (watched that a few weeks ago when the black tank was opened without a hose connected), it washes off with a bit of soap and water.