I’ve had 3 leaking jacks, 2 externally and 1 internally
The internal leaker was the off door side front jack. It extended during travel and also allowed the other front jack to drop. It became so bad I had to strap them up to travel
Eventually had all 3 rebuilt locally for +/-$150 each
Walmart. LOL!!!
If you buy wet cell batteries, not AGMs, you’ll have to fashion an exit tube from the top of the replacement battery boxes to the existing venting hoses.
AGMs don’t need venting because they are sealed
Unless you change the battery boxes, group 27s. I prefer AGMs but other wet cell works
If you change out the boxes, group 31s offer more amp hours
Unless you’re using lithium then some one else can better answer you
We don’t have it but many in our winter park did. The dishes were mounted in various places, on the ground, on the picnic table, on a mast, etc.
I’m quite sure it’ll perform for you just fine. Like any satellite, you need a clear line of sight
Take off the outside grill and using a Hair dryer should thaw it out
Are you parked where the outside temps are below freezing? Is a cold freezing wind hitting that side of the camper? Probably not enough heat being generated by the fridge unit to keep the cavity above freezing.
If you turn the oven knob to “off” out goes the pilot light
If you wish to have the pilot light on 24/7, then when done baking return the knob to the pilot position, not off
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