I need to remove the non-motor side end plug from a Dometic awning, in order to rig up my wiring for LED lights. I've designed a simple way to provide power to the light strip that can wind up with the awning without having to unplug each time. Howev...
I have an old Norcold 442 in my even older RV. Fridge works great on 110V AC. The burner tube was rusted and the flame wasn't very big, so it wouldn't cool on LP. Yesterday I finally got a replacement burner tube (they now use a flare fitting, which ...
I'm wanting to add plenty of 12V jacks in my camper to power various electronics. I already have some 5V USB ports for direct charging of phones, tablets, game systems, etc. And of course I have a couple multi-outlet cigarette style ports as well.I...
dougrainer wrote:I understand what you are trying to do, but over the years I have seen various OEM awning makers different light wire designs and I can think of no good reason to do what you did to install a wire to allow the wire to roll up and dow...
Fisherman wrote:Q. Does the pin go all the way to the other side and is visible? You may be able to tap it out with a brass punch if you can figure out a way to support the end piece, or, some tool like a ball joint remover or big wide opening "C" c...
Thanks for the suggestions. Please note that the burner tube and orifice is brand new.After putting some tape on the burner tube to keep junk from going into the slots the gas comes out, I removed the flue from the top (or is that the chimney?). Ther...
smkettner wrote:Are you pulling power from a light fixture?That has trouble written all over it.Yes, I am. The light is designed for two incandescent bulbs which would draw upwards of 4A combined. I am now using LED panels which draw under 300 mA c...
