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Just ordered a Serta I series aspirational king. Measures a couple inches bigger than the cardboard mattress that came in the "luxury" toy hauler, but I'm sure I can shoe horn it in there!

That's what I was thinking... The heat strips are cheap and are about 1500+ watts and spread out the heat through the ducts... Why pay 4x more for the same thing and have to custom install it?

I clicked on your link and checked it out, doesn't look bad but doesn't seem cheaper or easier than adding a heat strip to a ducted AC system that is already in place.

Update: Went through first night of 27*F with only the heat strips, fireplace, and small space heater in toy box. They kept the trailer inside over 70*F and the radiant heat kept the underside tanks and plumbing warm enough to keep it from freezing up. Won't be turning on furnace now til its...

Mine are both ducted.... They are about $380 shipped for 2 brisk air 2 ac units at the best online price I could find from rvpartswarehouse.com. comes with new tstats and control boards. They just came out a few months ago for the dometic brisk air 2. The older ac units are a little cheaper.

I wish I would have opted for the straight screws and factory quality PDI control on mine... ;)

I'm sure you could have an electrician wire up a seperate thermostat for your furnace. To use a heat strip in the dometic brisk air 1&2 series ac units, you change out the main board on the bottom of the unit above your interior return air. Then you replace the thermostat on the wall with a...

They seem to be good down to 32*f with the fireplace to keep the trailer above 68-70. Unfortunately you can't run the heat strips and furnace at the same time due to the thermostat control.

I was on the fence about installing heat strips in my 4100 king. I didn't know if it would be worth the money vs just using propane on the furnace. I dont care about the electricity use since electricity is free at most of the rv parks i stay in. I found the heat strips and thermostats with...

Re: ATF: Cyclone - Atwood GC10A-4E Water Heater issue That makes sense. Our dealer was terrible all around and didn't show us anything. They did a horrible job on pdi. All of the problems we noted when we purchased the trailer weren't fixed when we picked it up a week later after their "7...

Re: ATF: Cyclone - Atwood GC10A-4E Water Heater issue Thanks that was what I understood about the bypass. But I couldn't find it on my cyclone 4100. I took the panel off the inside of the inside of the storage compartment where the vacuum inlet is and looked behind the water heater. Sure...

Re: ATF: Cyclone - Atwood GC10A-4E Water Heater issue Thanks for the response. Exactly which valve are you speaking of? I want to try and fix mine as well.

Re: ATF: Cyclone - Atwood GC10A-4E Water Heater issue I have the same 4100 and same problem, water isnt warm enough for wife at 100% hot water only. Did you find a solution to the problem through Atwood/Heartland?

Re: 4100 King Surround Sound and Video Disapointment/ help Finally got the YMC 500. Found one one on ebay gently used for a bargain @ $175 best offer on a $400 listing. It fits in the same space with enough room to put my PS3 on top of it for movies and games. I left the Sony speakers and...

Had the same issue with my 4100, have 3 levers in front, my middle lever turned out to be the black, other 2 are grey...