U talk a bit much just the facts I don’t have a handy hubby so I have to do it myself. Assume I don’t know anything and go from there. Speak to us women who have to learn on the fly😅
I have a similar gauge attached to my BBQ, though it only has a single range. One thing to bear in mind is the pressure, which these measure, is determined by Charles' law (look it up on Wikipedia) which describes the relationship between pressure and temperature of gases in a fixed volume. It says that for a fixed volume pressure is proportional to temperature. So, if you double the temperature, you get double the pressure. However, that is temperature expressed in Kelvins or degrees Celsius above absolute 0. The freezing point of water is 273 K (0° C) and boiling point is 373 K (100° C). However, I doubt you'll be operating at temperatures near the boiling point. Typically, at least for BBQs, you might be at 20° C (293 K) to 35° C (308 K). That 15° C temperature range is trivial when compared to 0 K or -273° C. So, the gauge should give a good indication of how full the tank is, but you can't expect precision. As an experiment, check the level on a hot day and again late at night, after things have cooled down, without using any propane in the mean time.
U could of use any little 5$ pulley and a rope. But u got that fancy ramp so u could of just push it up without any rope rig. That’s what I did on my 15k btu window AC it’s weight same as this but gotta get up to taller window and two thin piece of 1x. It’s like caveman Egyptian building pyramid
I could have also just lifted it into the back of the truck as I have done several times. I built this so that my almost anyone could load the generator safely. As far as the pulley and rope are concerned I will continue to recommend and use a system that is rated to handle the load not a 5 dollar pulley and any rope I find. Thank you for your comment
just use slightly larger diameter screws lock washers. otherwise your "stuck" with the catch in that position forever. Differences in temperature will change the alignment ........ and then you'll be stuck making another video trying to unstick that stuff.
That repair worked great, from below freezing temps to above 100 degrees. If the issue was to again happen I would have just pried the piece off and reattached it.
I saw you did this video on the Thetford Aqua-Magic II and you did a previous video on the Dometic 320. I currently have the Dometic 300 with the urine leaking into the inside problem that is posted all over the internet. Anyway, wondering about the Dometic 320 versus the Thetfor Aqua-Magic II. We want to do an upgrade as soon as possible and would just like your thoughts on the 2 different toilets - which one did you prefer and why? Thanks in advance!!
I will say both did a great job, the Dometic has the ability to replace the seal without removing the toilet, so that is the one that I would have to recommend. Just remember to keep the seal lubed to prevent the water from leaking out of the bowl.
EVERY wall anchor review is with drywall, drywall, drywall, drywall, drywall; even extremely thorough Project Farm does NOT test wall anchors into thin wood or paneling! AGHHHHHH! I have a house built in 1989 and I'm trying to anchor the back brackets for the silverware drawer ball bearing slides into thin mushwood (MDF) and paneling. This DIY RV and Home is first and ONLY video to review anchors specifically for thin wood and paneling. Honest to God, he must be some kind of genius sent from heaven
@@DiyRVandHome Thanks for that. That type of plastic anchor is the best type for thin wood, paneling, plastic, etc. However, I discovered something that I forgot I had in the garage: Threaded rivets. For my application where I have access to both the screw side and the threaded rivet side (the entire 4 drawer drawer cabinet and Formica top is removable), I have found them to be superior to any rivet available. T-nuts hold even better, but the wall has to be rigid enough to hammer on. For RV applications where you usually don't have access to the front and back of a wall, your recommendation is still the best. Thanks again!
Can families stay a while here? Are there hookups or not? I like the way you’re showing how it is we are new and educating ourselves as we prep to hit road. Def looking forward to it
During the winter they offer long term permits, from Sept 15th to April 15. The cost has been 180.00 but there is a talk of a price increase. There are no hookups as this is blm land, but there is a dump station, water and dumpsters.
THANK YOU! It's amazing how many people have insisted it is good and safe to travel with the propane tanks on to the point of being obnoxious. It's good to hear someone with a brain.
Thank you, We have installed Gasstop valves on our tanks as a safety in the event of a major leak. For ones who do travel with their propane on I highly recommend them. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HDuQmA3JKqI.html
OMG! Thank you so much. I was searching and found you. So helpful. The manufacture really should be embarrassed for using these fasteners. I'll be pulling these out and replacing them just encase I need to access this area in the future. Again big thank you for BC Canada!
What kind of faucet trim ring did you use to Fit in that concave area we bought a Delta faucet kit and the trim ring was hot and cold printed on it is flat
The trim ring that came with the shower faucet we used fit perfect without any mods. This project was done back in 2020 and we have sold the house so I cannot tell you what brand faucet we used.
Thanks man! Appreciate the video assist. Hate the fact Dodge is so damn slow to catch up.. My Wife’s 16 Suburban is USB ported up the wazzoo … Think there are 6…. Apple Play.. The whole shooting match!, but my 17 Ram 2500 SLT… 1 friggin usb.. No Apple Play, and BS 3G Wifi that doesn’t even exist anymore… Dodge really needs to step up their game… 4 or 5 usbs should have been standard equipment by 2017…
I did the similar thing on a new 320 and it worked for a while. Then we didn't use the rv for a couple of months and it went back to not holding water. Was wondering if you ran into this again and if you were able to correct it?
Does anyone know if when you turn the power off do you lose the perimeters that you programmed into it. Would you have to leave the power on in order to save the information such as the amp hour and state of charge.
