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Re: Post up some shots of your T@B set-up at the camp site! #3
Along the Payette River just east of Lowman, ID.
Re: Post up some shots of your T@B set-up at the camp site! #3
2022 T@b 320S Island Oaks RV Resort
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Big Bend National Park
Re: Planning DC charging upgrades- solar and DC-DC
Yes, working on connections from battery compartment to wefco compartment. Not there yet.
Inverter lacks strain relief. Fabricated strain clamp.
Routed cabs for 3way 120v single pole transfer switch and 2way 12v single pole cutoff switch. Made up necessary backbox and cover plate for mounting. Both switches recessed to reduce foot strikes.
Tape and paper openings, and tape a disposable tupperware box over inside of hole, to contain router dust.
Inverter lacks strain relief. Fabricated strain clamp.
Routed cabs for 3way 120v single pole transfer switch and 2way 12v single pole cutoff switch. Made up necessary backbox and cover plate for mounting. Both switches recessed to reduce foot strikes.
Tape and paper openings, and tape a disposable tupperware box over inside of hole, to contain router dust.
Re: Some "Out the Window" Views
@Sharon_is_SAM, Valley of Fire was one of our favorite camping locations. Looking forward to returning someday. We don't have any out the window pictures, but this guy was trying to look in our window. 
Re: Post up some shots of your T@B set-up at the camp site! #3
Valley of Fires BLM Recreation Area
Re: Post up some shots of your T@B set-up at the camp site! #3
Hi all! New here. Here's a shot of my 2023 nuCamp Tab 320 S Boondock set up along with my 2016 Subaru Outback 3.6R (with Aventure 2" lift kit and 17" A/T tires). I was at Tuttle Creek Campground in Lone Pine, CA from 03/04 thru 03/08/2024.
Re: Some "Out the Window" Views
Tuttle Creek Campground in Lone Pine, CA on 3/5/2024.
2023 Tab 320 S Boondock through the front window.
2023 Tab 320 S Boondock through the front window.
Re: Looking for propane grill recommendation
You may have missed it in the post above but if you want to use the T@B's low pressure quick connect you will need to get a low pressure grill. Most stated above will not work correctly on the low pressure T@B fitting. They will easily blow out, not have much heat, or not light altogether. Forget anything that uses the little green bottles. To use a regular gas grill like the Colemans you will need to put a Y connection directly on the propane tank and get a hose to use the stoves regulator. Blackstone and Camp Chef both make some low pressure grills/stoves that will work correctly on a low pressure connection.
Re: WFCO WF-8735-AD + LiFePO4: FYI on annoying 'auto detect' quirk
For the 8735AD the entire unit has to go. The board has soldered connections. The tech said there is a jumper fix that sometimes works with the old firmware version 1.7. They will update firmware to version 1.9 and "lock" it in LiFePo4 if I ask. Sounds like your experience...carpense said:@rfuss928 Interested in hearing how it goes. It only took me about 10 - 15 minutes to pull out. Reinstalling was about the same amount of time. Good luck!
There are about 8 DC circuits to disconnect and 4 AC breakers. Mostly physically manipulating heavy wires out of and later back into the correct mechanical connection. More tedious than difficult.
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