First long trip - 3000 miles roundtrip

[RWizinsky]

Drove to New Mexico from Michigan. Good long trip.

Only thing I would defiantly do is add a couple 12v power plugs in the front bedroom area to power fans. Boondocking in Walmarts was a little warm.

[Jim-Lynn]

Great pics. Have a great trip & be safe.
happy motoring

jim

[happykraut]

I mounted a 2500W inverter in the basement and ran the 120V output wiring up under the bedroom dresser and then up the side inside the dresser. Hooked the wires up to a receptacle on the side of the dresser. Now I can watch TV, run a fan and brew me a cup of coffee in the Walmart parking lot. All the wiring is hidden. Works great for me.

[RWizinsky]

I mounted a 2500W inverter in the basement and ran the 120V output wiring up under the bedroom dresser and then up the side inside the dresser. Hooked the wires up to a receptacle on the side of the dresser. Now I can watch TV, run a fan and brew me a cup of coffee in the Walmart parking lot. All the wiring is hidden. Works great for me.

What do you mean basement?

[JohnD]

What do you mean basement?

That would be the cubby hole along the front of your Trail Runner . . .

[happykraut]

What do you mean basement?In my case that would be the pass-through storage compartment under the bedroom.

[Bob&Patty]

If it's A 12V fan. Find any 12V light in the bedroom, Add some wires, 12V cell phone plug and an inline fuse. You should be good to go.