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Re: TV antenna?
Verna said:I just I attach about 15’ of coax to my Mohu Leaf flat antenna, and toss it on the roof. It works.Thanks to your sage advice, Verna this is what we've been doing for months. Works just fine. It's about as technical as I get.
Re: Removal of cabinets over bed in T@b 320
Hadn't thought of that, but I will shoot nuCamp an email. Although, I seriously doubt there would be a problem. The 400's have the bed all the way in the back without that shelf/storage or anything offering structural support.Sharon_is_SAM said:You may want to check with nuCamp to see if the rear cross shelf is required for support of the framing.
I purchased an additional table mount and attached it on the side so that the support bar doesn't obstruct access to the bed. Also, now it can be raised and swung around for additional kitchen counter space.
Re: Bike rack suggestions for 2021 T@B 320s BD
Re: Mods/Upgrades while waiting out social distancing . Please share yours.
Tried the new CustomerCare email address with the question about my old floor (for my VIN is it luan or azdel), and got an automated response indicating they'd get back to me. 
But didn't. So went ahead and put down that 5mm vinyl planking. It didn't eliminate the soft spot completely, but got rid of most of it, and made the rest of the floor a bit cushier so at least all the floor feels about the same. I didn't want to go up to a 10mm plank even though it would be more rigid, not only because of the weight, but also I didn't want to cover too much of the air inlets under the Alde radiators. Went with a gray / driftwood color / pattern for the floor. There's a few splotches of similar gray in the cushions, and then added some tile in the kitchen to try and blend the colors a bit more. After the tile went in, had to reinstall the SeaLevel monitor since it originally was installed with a little angle to it, which became a lot more obvious with the horizontal tile lines.
But didn't. So went ahead and put down that 5mm vinyl planking. It didn't eliminate the soft spot completely, but got rid of most of it, and made the rest of the floor a bit cushier so at least all the floor feels about the same. I didn't want to go up to a 10mm plank even though it would be more rigid, not only because of the weight, but also I didn't want to cover too much of the air inlets under the Alde radiators. Went with a gray / driftwood color / pattern for the floor. There's a few splotches of similar gray in the cushions, and then added some tile in the kitchen to try and blend the colors a bit more. After the tile went in, had to reinstall the SeaLevel monitor since it originally was installed with a little angle to it, which became a lot more obvious with the horizontal tile lines.
Re: Placement of EMS
@CrabTab, I am uncertain of @CharlieRN's specific set-up in that area (i.e., the other side of the wall), but I considered installing it there. However, it is pretty crowded with other items (e.g., water and glycol lines.) However, the primary reason I did not install it there is because I wanted easy access to see the internal parts of the EMS if it ever needs to be serviced in the future.
Re: Remodel 2020
AMAZING craftsmanship!
@Geo, does the Zero Breeze require some sort of venting for a setup like this?
Edit: looks like the original had a single vent hose, and the Mark 2 has a dual vent hose setup. I bet those of us with pre-2020, non-Elwell Air8 Tab 320 units could make this work in the underbench storage, vented either through the side or the floor. Hmmm....I’d really like a part-time AC that could be easily removed during the shoulder seasons when it just isn’t ever needed in my neck of the woods, and being able to reclaim the wasted cabinet space of the Danby would be a plus.
@Geo, does the Zero Breeze require some sort of venting for a setup like this?
Edit: looks like the original had a single vent hose, and the Mark 2 has a dual vent hose setup. I bet those of us with pre-2020, non-Elwell Air8 Tab 320 units could make this work in the underbench storage, vented either through the side or the floor. Hmmm....I’d really like a part-time AC that could be easily removed during the shoulder seasons when it just isn’t ever needed in my neck of the woods, and being able to reclaim the wasted cabinet space of the Danby would be a plus.
Kitchen Pegboard
We're not normally Ikea shoppers, but our son asked us to pick something up. While there we spotted this slotted pegboard and thought it might work in our T@B on the wall next to the stove. Now we have to go back for more of the accessories. 
Re: Let’s love the Alde and ketchup on everything :-0
@CamakCamak said:When eating Zweigles or snappy grillers NY state law says you must use Nancy’s spicy mustard or Nancy’s chili sauce, unless of course it is 2am and you are dining on a garbage plate at Nick Tahous, then you must use yellow mustard on the Greek meat sauce
Obviously you are much more up to date on NY state law than I and will take your caution in mind during our next visit. I have a vague positive memory of Nancy's Chili and look forward to sampling her mustard. Perhaps Heid's in Syracuse offers it?
My gastrointestinal track had an immediate negative reaction when reminded of a Garbage Plate. I'm sure this reaction is age related as my prime for such gastronomic specialties at 2:00am was 30-40 years ago.
As I've mentioned before a good Rochester style meat sauce on a ground round is a treat I do miss and have yet to experience as an export. Schaller's remains a personal favorite. This might be slanted by the memory of taking my better half there on dates 40 plus years ago.
Re: Another New T@B Owner
Well, it’s been a month since bringing home our TaB. Thought a quick update was in order. It’s still sitting in the same spot in our driveway, but we’ve been busy with personalizing and functional mods. In a couple of weeks we’ll be taking it out to Miller’s. Since we purchased from an Airstream dealer, we wanted a better orientation. They also agreed to walk us through the dewinterizing process. The weekend following that we’ll be doing a one night stay at a Harvest Host winery as a shakedown cruise. Very exciting stuff. Can’t wait.
edit to add:
We went to Miller’s to schedule the service. Great, friendly people to work with. Feel very lucky to have them as our local dealer. Also want to say thank to this forum for all the help it has given us.
edit to add:
We went to Miller’s to schedule the service. Great, friendly people to work with. Feel very lucky to have them as our local dealer. Also want to say thank to this forum for all the help it has given us.
Re: V6 GMC Canyon, NOT diesel
I have a 2018 GMC Canyon gas engine and 2018 Tab 400. I agree with what vhollow stated. We have traveled through the Smoky Mtns , the Black Hills but not the Rockies — yet. The vehicle has the power to pull but will rev high on the uphill. I use a Curt sway bar which helped and provided confidence in windy situations. You know you’re towing but confident with the truck. I stay at max of 65 mph and average 13 mpg. As to the transmission shutter, we never had issues towing but we have felt it on the truck on occasion when the engine is cold — we had it checked by the dealer and all is ok. We like the truck and appreciate the great mpg.
