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We'll come in on the 13th with Kuhns and Smiths. We're currently assigned #182. Unfortunately, Pat & Elaine Poole are going to miss this one. Thx

They actually did send me all my drawings for BigHorn but it took three tries. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Gary - I just saw your more succinct version of what I said after you. The only difference for us was the bathroom vent. Our bathroom vent, with bedroom vents closed, provides a very large airflow. I tried closing it but that airflow didn't seem to transfer to LR vents. Think you just have to...

We spend a great deal of our time in 90+ and sometimes 100+ weather. Not my favorites but that's where our friends and families live. We have a 2016 BH3575RL, two ACs with common supply and return plenums. We follow the previous recommended actions. This is assuming ACs are operating correctly...

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Our RV is insured with Progressive. The adjuster was out for some non-hail related damage and we were talking about hail damage since I had had some minor dings on the truck when in Elkhart last year. Anyway, he said it is always best to submit a claim on hail damage because they can be more...

Kick ours in as well. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Hi Jay. Looks like y’all are having fun down there. Unfortunately, we’re going to miss out. I did call KOA to cancel. We’ll see you down the road. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Thanks Jim. That’s what I wanted to understand. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Dave Tyler and I have installed three systems now. Hardest part is clearing interference. After that, Larry’s instructions are pretty good plus you can call him anytime. Short of boondocking, it’s worth every cent. Jim Beletti question - this last time, did you go stand alone version? If so...

Hi Erica. Please put us down for a 3XL and a 2XL. Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

BTW, another option for checking is to leave the GFCI in and remove one outlet at a time until the GFCI remains set. An assumption I made is that you removed anything connected to any of the outlets in the circuit. The ground fault can be anywhere in the wiring, outlets or any item connected...

It’s possible that there actually is a ground fault. It doesn’t require much current at all (4-5 mA) to trip the GFCI. With a minimal ground fault and without the GFCI in the circuit, your other outlets could appear to work fine. Here’s how to check: Turn off the electricity and disconnect...

And we’ll take a four seater. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

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