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Re: Carpet over floor with stock heater
Damn! Wish my 320 had a heated floor. 
... edit that carpet may block the intake of the convection heat.
... edit that carpet may block the intake of the convection heat.
Re: Propane to heat
Yes, you should be fine with gas for that duration.
The basic Mopeka Tank Check device and app are great. ***Just remember to take the dang sensor and little feet off before you put the empty tank into the self serve vending machine!!!***
Don't ask me how I know.
The basic Mopeka Tank Check device and app are great. ***Just remember to take the dang sensor and little feet off before you put the empty tank into the self serve vending machine!!!***
Don't ask me how I know.
Re: 100Ah > 320Ah lithium upgrade
AnOldUR said:
HI! My name is Charles, and I’m a lithium fanatic. It’s been 2 years since I bought my last battery.
The Robertson Screw
Just came across this video and thought of the TaB forum, so I had to share.
You know those square headed screws used on the TaBs that Americans find so odd…here is a humorous, adult explanation by a very funny Canadian.
Enjoy!
Sharon
Enjoy!
Sharon
Re: battle born battery
The certified testing labs and people with degrees should have ensured that the discussed problems don't happen in the first place. As I understand the batteries are "UL certified" and not "UL listed" which is the more stringent evaluation.
I agree with @pthomas745 that the problem appears to show mostly in high current applications, typically using an inverter. For people that enjoy the 12V lifestyle the risk of the terminal heating up is low.
Re: Don’t Go Camping Without This Simple Item
We carry several with the Gamma seal screw in lids. 1 for electrical cords, 1 for water filter and associated water items, 2 for removing gray water taken to the dump station, 2 for anchors for our visor. They are light and handy to have.
Re: Battleborn safety issue per Will Prowse?
"To
address questions that have recently surfaced about terminal heating
and fastener design, it is important to highlight that what some
observers view as a failure is a safety device working exactly as
intended. The aluminum nut used in our 100Ah packs’ positive terminal is
a purpose-built thermal failsafe. It is engineered so that the plastic
deforms and disconnects when excess heat is present.”
Might want to check out Will’s video onYouTube as I am absolutely no expert on this!
Re: Battleborn safety issue per Will Prowse?
This is one of the most hilarious spin attempts ever. Nothing disconnects inside the battery, the nut and bolt merely lose clamping force when the plastic melts. Which makes the problem worse.
Re: Soft Floor
Yes, but my 400 floor is 3/8" plywood, foam, then the black material exposed to the underbelly. I've taken core samples when I've run things through the floor, so I have a sample like yours.AnOldUR said:I don't know what the floor system is on the 360, but like @GBL_citruscountyfl, our 2020 320 floor is Azdel and can not rot like the older one's that had soft spot issues. Just read that "while the 2020 320S floor was a thinner sandwich of Azdel and foam that often felt flexible underfoot, the 360's system is designed to be more rigid.
Here's a cross section from when I cut a hole through it.
