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Re: Filter location on Air8 on T@B 400’s

Thank you @HBarry. I did contact NuCamp, was politely and quickly referred to Elwell. contacted them, and received the following response:

Good morning Monica,

I hope you are staying safe as well. Within the next few days I will get you a pdf on how to service the air filter in the Air8.

It is a bit hard to get a hold of resources in this time but I will be working on that for you.

Thank you,

Josh Elwell

Elwell Service Department

I will post that pdf when I receive it, but HBarry's solution seems perfect.

Amazonica

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Re: Victron Battery Monitor & Solar Controller - installed in wrong order - Resolved

OK, I fixed the wiring - moved the solar negative to the negative post on the battery shunt. Now the only thing connected to the battery negative is the shunt.

I rolled the trailer out into the sunshine and tested - everything is working as expected now, I can see energy moving both directions with solar.

Thank you all for the help!

Noteworthy: the solar negative wire had a connector that was too small for the shunt post, so I had to replace it. The shunt post is 10mm ( 3/8in ).

valkraider

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Re: Galley Door hinges for 2020 Tab 400 Boondook

Will these work?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/116913262720

rfuss928

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3d printed lock for TAB 400 shower control

I was tired of getting sprayed after accidentally bumping the shower control knob. I created and printed a 3d model that slides down over the handle when not using the shower. It prevents the shower knob from opening. Slide on to lock, slide off to use the shower.

HedCount

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Sewer Hose storage solution

This is my first post, so here it goes. Hello everyone, my wife and I just bought our T@B S Max last month and are thrilled with it. We are really impressed with the quality and workmanship that was put into it, I truly feel it is one of the best built units out there. But as with everything, I like to tinker with it. One of the things I was looking on the forum for was a good place to store the sewer hose away from everything else. I am one of those guys that has to have a place for everything. I did see quite a few great ideas, but I was still looking for a way to keep it away from everything that was not sewer related. As every owner knows storage space is a precious item on these great little RV’s. So I looked around and found a space that was not being used at all, it was the space between the “A” frame tongue and it goes clear back under the front storage box. I took some cardboard and made templates for the top and bottom and went to work. I made the bottom piece with expanded metal and the top door is made with aluminum. The top door in the picture is the prototype, the finished door will be made of diamond plate to match the front of the T@B. The storage area is big enough to store two standard 10' sewer hoses and fittings, a sewer solutions drain with 20' of hose, a 25' non-potable water garden hose, and black water treatment drop ins. The guys that make the T@B go to great lengths to make a great looking unit and I did not want to ruin that, so here is what I made. Please let me know what you guys think!

Thanks, Shawn

Pop-T@B

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Re: 2026 Washington State East Meets West Gathering

Hi all. Just made a VERY last minute decision to attend this year. Looking forward to it. Site A22.

Tabinator

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Re: No shore power - Resolved

Got the multimeter out and found a bad cord. All good now. Thank you for replying.

S810

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Re: Alde control panel hot water

Yes, in the shower position you will get hot water in the sink too — lots of it!

Cheers

Denny16

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Re: 2026 Washington State East Meets West Gathering

@2Cougs Cool! Thanks so much! By the way, conditions may be favorable for the Aurora over the weekend. I’ll be watching my space weather forecasts. 😊 Looking forward to seeing you and everyone.

FunSize_Like_Trailer

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Re: Got new tires...

Just to follow up...

Regarding these 'Triangle' ST tires, other than not being geometrically correct, after some research, it turns out they're not made by Carlisle, but are a major China tire manufacturer (wish me luck!)

I couldn't find much of anything negative (anything substantial) written about the brand, and they've been around for over thirty years, w/ a strong worldwide market.

ChanW

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