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Re: 360 CS Battery location
@EasternJL thank you for that wonderful nugget of info.
That makes the "battery in the kitchen drawer" idea look almost "good".
Re: 360 CS Battery location
Thanks, @Yoshi_TAB! Yeah- I had the lithium on the 320 and my plan would be to just add my own additional battery and inverter, if I get the 360 (as you said, much less expensive). It seems to me that on either model (360 or 360 CS), when you add the additional battery and inverter, you'd want to move them all to the same location (to that storage location under the bed). But maybe not? Please share your setup when it happens--- photos and equipment, etc. BTW, you are going with 3 batteries?
Re: Do you have a name for your trailer?
Our first trailer was TiNy…. 2nd was BiG TiNy…. now our new baby is TeeNy TiNy 🥰
Re: 2023 tab 400 isotherm refrigerator
Debbie, thanks for the input. My first trip the slide was in storage position...Door came open in transit, picked up the mess and moved the latch to lock. After that the door seemed tight and magnetic seals were tight. Might just be my thermostat is set wrong. I get 40F between 6-7. Only other thing I can think of is that when the door came open it stuck on the star gazer window frame and may have twisted the door. Will try to look for leaks but is seem tight.
Re: How much did you pay for a TAB 360?
Well that sucks! Glad you're okay. Definitely puts our tailgate access problems into perspective. I never liked Domino's Pizza.
Re: Changing out the Alde fluid.
I don't claim to be an engineer and have not watched these videos, but it looks like copper was uses. Was using copper in a system that includes aluminum brought up? I may be missing something. Is the quote below valid in our situation?
"While both copper and aluminum tubing can technically be used in a glycol system, mixing them together is generally not recommended due to the risk of galvanic corrosion; this occurs when dissimilar metals come into contact within a conductive fluid, causing the less noble metal (usually aluminum) to corrode rapidly."
"While both copper and aluminum tubing can technically be used in a glycol system, mixing them together is generally not recommended due to the risk of galvanic corrosion; this occurs when dissimilar metals come into contact within a conductive fluid, causing the less noble metal (usually aluminum) to corrode rapidly."
Re: Seven Dometic Fantastik Fan Failures
Same here , lol . I finally just removed the knob , and kept it in the T@B "toolbox" incase I ever need it to manually open the vent . Installed a little black rubber cap over the crank for the knob so it looks a little nicer .AnOldUR said:Had to remove the knob. Kept hitting my head on it.rcarlson1957 said:... can be opened and closed manually too (has a knob).
What's under a 2018 400 battery?
I want to know which one of the Amish that built this thing smoked Camel lights?
Embarking on my lithium/Victron upgrade, so I gutted the under bed area. Carefully. I'm still debating which battery(s) to go with, but it will probably be a single Epoch Essential 460 AH in the stock location. Open to suggestions.
I'm using a Victron Multiplus (original) 12/3000 since the form factor works better with it on its back.
Embarking on my lithium/Victron upgrade, so I gutted the under bed area. Carefully. I'm still debating which battery(s) to go with, but it will probably be a single Epoch Essential 460 AH in the stock location. Open to suggestions.
I'm using a Victron Multiplus (original) 12/3000 since the form factor works better with it on its back.
Re: Is the dealership trying to screw me?
I found this video recently and it seems to reinforce the experience you are describing using the clamps for the flexible hoses.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPQ_aTOW5xw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPQ_aTOW5xw