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Re: Carryout Antenna/Dish network problem Two thoughts here, is this a new carryout or have you used it before? If this is the first try for it, the SW64 software has to be installed, if that has been done, my next thought, due to the same problem myself, was a broken coax cable, it was...

I have the same issue with my Sundance, once it started peeling, the wind made it worse while driving. It looks better now, most is gone. :cool:

There is a removable, circular hatch in the shower on my Sundance to access this check valve.

Ditto on the phone app, I have a gm1518, but it is easier finding the holes in the trees with the phone app before I put the dome on the ground.

Mine is on, unless told to turn it off by an official of some kind.

Possible intermittent problem with blender actuator, the motor that sends heat or cool to individual sides of the vehicle. I know from experience that this can happen on gm vehicles with a/c systems like this, not a cheap or easy fix, one for a dealer. Hopefully, I am wrong and it is indeed...

This pillar is where I chose to mount mine for the same reasons, works fine so far. I just fed the wires down thrur the rear stake pocket hole down to the bottom to make the underneath connections, all is hidden, unless you look down the hole.:cool: The plug faces forward on the left rear...

Pardon me for jacking the thread for a moment, but do you leave the carry-out mounted on the ladder during travel? I have one and have considered this? Jim

I have an 09 model and it can be acessed like the pic above or it can also be acessed from the inside, via removable panel in the cabinet under TV shelf. I will add that it could have been placed a little better.

Yes, great idea, similar to my cut-off broom handle to check for slide-out clearance, really high-tech stuff. :o

Mine is hanging on the pin now and will be till spring, then I can set it down very close to the right spot with the front jacks. No strain and it is out of the way.

Cloud 9 is near, but not on the lake, a very nice campground.........the koa is smaller than cramped, will do in a pinch, or to stay till you can find something better. jim

My sat. connection from the outside goes directly to the main tv, I removed the splitter from the wall at that point and changed my cables so the sat. feed from the receiver will go to bedroom. I only have a single tuner receiver, so we have to watch the same channel in bedroom as main tv, which...

I have the same little level from CW with the slider, fast, easy, cheap and stuck on the side of the rig, works great!

We have an 09 Sundance 2800rls and tow with an 06 Dodge 2500 quad cab, 4x4, short bed, cummins diesel. This truck configuration has a relatively low payload cap and we are a little "overloaded" on that spec, but I feel comfortable with the ride.

The siphon on my Sundance 2800rls is behind the udc, have to open uo basement wall hatch with a screwdriver to get to it.

X2 on our 2800RLS.

I also ran a permanent wire from the battery to near the dump outlet, using a two-prong boat trailer type 12v plug to simplify the electrical connection.

I have a flo-jet screw-on macerator that works great, I use it occasionally to dump at my house, 70' away to a clean out thru 5/8 hose. Another reason that I went this route was to, when needed at a campground, be able to pump from my trailer to a tote tank sitting in the back of my truck and...

On my 2800RLS, the converter is beneath the fuse panel, the cover has to be removed from the dist. panel to see the converter. Jim

That is great park, as well as Maumelle (coe), which is near Little Rock. E and w at all sites, sewer at a few sites.

X2 on the Judge.

You can put an extra nut on to lock it on, been there, done that.

Our Sundance has a window and blind that sounds similar to what you are describing. Our blind is connected to a small clip on each side at the bottom to keep it from swinging in transit, you can just pull toward the left and right with the clips and the blind will then be free.

Re: Got the Weber Baby Q Grill I have the Q100 and really like it, I carry a 20lb bottle with me to use with it and "campfire in-a-can". The grill is relatively light, easy to clean, which is done after several uses. I even put an iron skillet on the grate to cook bacon and eggs.

I have used my carryout on three trips and like it so far, I did use zip ties to put the dc cable and coax cable together, for easier handling, I also made up another 50 ft. extension with coax and dc cable as the original 50 feet sometimes was not enough to get out of the tree line. I cut the...

You could drive around in the park, ask any campers if they have a "flush king", which is another brand name of the device that John linked. I know lots of people carry them.

Another helpful tool in setting up, regardless of whether you use an auto-antenna or tripod with dish, android app. named Satellite AR, it shows the position of your birds in phone camera viewer, comes in real handy when you are trying to find a "hole" in trees. It is a free app, there are some...

Threaded mode is the only way I have found to make it work to my liking, then you have to click on the next post. I like the display format better on rv.net personally, it requires less clicking to read all the replies.

I know an inactivity timer will kick you off after x min. and I have had that happen if I leave the forum up, leave for 30 min or so, come back and I have to log in again, but it should not happen unless that action, or inaction, occurs.

Very nice place.

The last vent prior to the cold spot appears to be sealed, but I could be missing a leak there. I will double check, that would be easier to fix, I am getting concerned that the foam "ductwork" maybe cracked and/or leaking itself. If that is the case, I see no easy way to get to it.

I will give that a shot, I know there is a fair amount of condensate dripping off the roof. I find it hard to believe that this is the problem due to the fact that the moisture passes a ceiling vent and then goes uphill to front of trailer before showing up, I would have thought it would have...

I would estimate the distance to the a/c unit from the wet/cold spot to be 6-8 ft, but not level with the unit, a definite rise on elevation. Since the elevation rise comes into play, I really do not think the moisture is coming from the unit itself, it passes one vent before it shows up on the...

I have a 2009 Sundance 2800 RLS , only had it for about a month, last weekend, the temps were near 100. It has one A/C, ducted to the front, I noticed drops of water on the ceiling hear the WC door in bathroom area, there had been no rain, but the ceiling was cold for a roughly two foot diameter...