My Norcold N641 with a 7 yr old Amish cooling unit may have died. Started to get instant NoCo, dealt successfully with this in the past, but this time, even after a new board, cleaning the burner orifice, connections, testing the AC heating element, ...
Upgraded my panels and don't have a need for the older ones. (2) 130W Kyocera and (1) 140W Kyocera. The 130's are 2006... been sitting outside and are covered in dust, just stood one of them up and angled it towards the sun and got 20+V. The 140W is...
RV has been parked level and the N641 running on shore AC for 4 months w/o problems. Stopped cooling and got a "AC HE" code. The heater element meters infinite resistance so that is being replaced. Switched over to propane with a full tank and strong...
Recently switched out (3)130w,12v flat mount roof panels for (3)320w, 24v panels and would like to mount a 4th panel on the slope of the nose to catch early morning light. That surface has some flex so I'm not confident there is much plywood under th...
Currently have 400w of 12v panels feeding four 6v US Battery 2200's in series/parallel.The 12V battery output goes to a 1000w inverter dedicated to a single plug output for computers. There is a Blue Sea combiner that flows between the coach battery ...
So this is what I'm going to do. I could get a Norcold N8DC delivered to a local RV shop for $1514. A 1 year warranty. In looking over other 12v alternatives none will just drop into the N641 hole and some won't get thru the door and most will need s...
It's gone. You don't suppose someone saw an opportunity when the scratch and dent Norcold was mentioned in this thread. Had wondered about the wisdom of posting but it's spilled milk now.Lesson learned.
Updating this thread on dealing with County camping restrictions. I'm talking no more than 7 days out of 30 and 30 days out of a year and using an RV is considered camping. Decided on the 'better to apologize than ask permission' approach and RV camp...
Thank you for the responses.Lwiddis >>960 solar watts isn’t enough?The panels are feeding a 200a, 24v Lipo4 bank and power the Norcold, a microwave, 2 laptops and 2 external monitors for about 12 hrs/day and occasionally the AC or elec. heater. On ...
There are 325W panels that are @ $200 new. REC Solar and Hanwah Q. Peak Duo G7 are about @ 5' x < 4' in size. They would probably fit in the 3 open areas if you utilize that space as others have suggested.
