Marks RV Garage Episode #11 Internet TV Series by RV Education 101®

[smokenque]

One more question.. what do you think of the black/grey vents that have a solar powered fan in them?

[rved101]

@smokenque I used a product called the RV 360 on the holding tank vents. I have never personally experimented with the solar type, so I'm not sure how well they work

[keogge]

Great videos!... When is episode 12 coming out? I am really looking forward to the segment that shows the Yellowstone in ready to use condition...

[webpi]

Always great videos, I cannot help but to learn something important on each episode. Thanks and shave!

[NissanPRO4X]

Nice videos, I have been following along on the build. The safety glasses being worn during the cutting of the trim panel caught my attention. Can you tell me who makes them and what they are called.

[rved101]

@NissanPRO4X

I have several pairs of safety glasses around the shop that I wear. I'm not sure of the manufacturer but I purchase them at Lowes Home Improvement.

[tdhart59]

Mark and Family, thanks for these videos. They are excellent! Mark, I see you have the hippie thing going on there on the chin. Stand closer to that razor Soldier! ;-)

[TheRachaelann]

love these videos!

[lovelesspl]

On the Powerconverter how does the DC side get 120V. The hot line from the converter goes to a bus bar on the right hand side of the AC section. That bus bar is not connected to anything other than the hot line going to the DC section. Should one of the breakers supply AC to the Bus bar that feeds the DC section?

[rved101]

@lovelesspl I basically have two choices. I could run the power converter hot wire directly to a dedicated brach breaker or I could run a jumper from a breaker to the hot bus where the wire is currently connected. They do it this way to give you another slot in the bus for a hot wire off of the same breaker, since you can only have one wire connected directly to a breaker. I wasn't sure at the time if I needed another hot wire for anything or if I would just go directly to the breaker itself.

[DBenton459]

always great information and entertaining!