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Posted by: folivier
05-01-2013, 03:42 PM
Forum: Full Timing Experiences
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Been snowing here in Golden, CO since last night. Nice and warm inside running just the electric aquahot.

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Posted by: cdat
05-01-2013, 07:45 AM
Forum: Towing
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Just joined today, thought I'd make my 1st post/question about something that confuses and frightens the dickens out of me, automotive type wiring/electrical.

I need to wire in a brake controller so I can tow a trailer. I know that Newell provides relays in the front in the passenger compartment, and they connect to the relays in the engine compartment. I do have a 7 wire connecter by the tow hitch, and the brake, turn signals etc are working. I was told Newell has wires that are already in place that run from the front of the coach to the back, true?
That is the extent of my knowledge!
Does it matter what 12v power wire I splice into to power the brake controller?
What do I splice into to enable the brake controller to actuate the connecter in the tow connector? I'm pretty stupid when it comes to electrical, so specifics help if it's possible.
I have a Tekonsha P3 brake controller.
thanks for any help or advice
John

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  Noob

Posted by: cdat
05-01-2013, 07:38 AM
Forum: Please introduce yourself
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Just saying Hi, joined today, although I've been lurking for a couple of months. Like the content of this forum, seems like some very helpful and knowledgeable folks

John

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Only 20,000 miles?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1990-Newe...3a80cef107

Thought the Series 2000 happened in 1990'?

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Posted by: bikestuff
04-30-2013, 01:12 PM
Forum: Interior Things
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Gang,

When I drive at night, I get a terrible reflection in the drivers side window. My headlights are so bright that the road reflects in the side window and makes it almost impossible to see whats in the mirror.

I tried to get one of those screen protector films made for an iPad. It did indeed cut the reflection, but also made it impossible to see the mirror at all. I need to find some way of killing reflections while remaining clear.

Have any of you guys had a similar problem? Any solution comes to mind?

Cheers,
bill

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Posted by: Richard
04-29-2013, 05:24 PM
Forum: Interior Things
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I am replacing the standard side by side Amana with a new unit. All the parts are in working order, I just have a slow leak and I am tired of fixing it twice a year.

Sooooooooo, if you need ice maker, shelves, drawers, or any other part let me know before the delivery people take it away.

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Posted by: bikestuff
04-29-2013, 04:03 PM
Forum: Televisions, Satellite, Audio Visual Stuff
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Gang,

I spent the day replacing the radio in my coach. The old unit was a Sony that had a CD changer, XM receiver, and of coarse the radio. I wanted a new radio that was easier to use, and that had the ability to interface directly to my iPhone.

When I looked closely at the dash, it turned out that the old radio mount was broken and flimsy and needed to be reinforced.

The new radio is a Kenwood KDC-X997. I also bought an external amp and the associated SiriusXM radio receiver.

Wow has technology changed! This new receiver has about a dozen different sources of music / talk. (FM, AM, FM digital, iPhone via USB, Bluetooth audio, Pandora, AHA radio, I heart radio, CD, ...)

I used the rear USB connector to run to the co-pilot armrest so that anybody riding with me can control the music and charger their phone.

The install went about as expected. I pretty much used the existing wiring but had to run a power wire for the amplifier. The sound quality is far better than the old Sony and the new system is far more flexible, yet far easier to use.

I cant wait to show it off in SD.

Cheers,
bill

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Posted by: homeonwheels
04-29-2013, 01:40 PM
Forum: General
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I've googled and googled - anybody know where I can have a very nice campsite sign made for our rig to put out when we park? I don't want wood carving or cartoon like graphics. Thank you!

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Posted by: rheavn
04-28-2013, 09:18 AM
Forum: Coaches for Sale (Please read the info in the Category description)
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Detroit Diesel series 60, steerable tag, 79k miles. Murphy bed, dishwasher & rear bath. $345,000. Located in Indio, CA

http://www.rvonline.com/single-ad.asp?Re...chMethod=1

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Posted by: bikestuff
04-27-2013, 03:19 PM
Forum: Interior Things
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Gang,

The electric thingy that lifts my bed to allow access to the storage place is not quite right. When I try to lift...the motor makes a kinda grindy noise and wont lift the bed. If I reach over and lift the mattress, it then will extend properly (albeit) with some grindy noises.

Is this part readily available? Should I get a couple of the door opener cartridges to "help" it?

Cheers,
bill

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