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Just curious did you order your slide with evertything you wanted or did you add on after? About the only thing I didn't get was Sat TV and solar panels. Figured pay a little more but have all factory installed and done correctly. What did you all do?


2005 FourWinds 24T motorhome, 23' Stratos walk around, 1991 FXRS + 1994 XL 1200, 3 Springer spaniels and wife.
 
Posts: 393 | Location: Worcester, MA | Registered: August 11, 2003Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post

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We ordered ours with a side awning. But in 9 years we have only used it once. It's just too small and in the wrong place.

The two options I'm glad we got were the gas/electric water heater and the electric heat in the a/c unit. Both save us a lot of propane when we are at an electric site.

Good Luck,
BradW Smile Smile


'96 Lance 500, '01 F-350 Powerstroke SC 4X4 SRW, Rancho 9000's, Air Lift Air Springs, Titan Hitch w/24" extension, Happijac Tie-downs, Line-X Bed Liner, 18' Bumble Bee / 150 ProV Yamaha, 16' Aluminum / 35 Honda
 
Posts: 261 | Location: Flat Rock, Al | Registered: November 20, 2000Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post

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I agree with Brad. We have the 110/LPG water heater and when plugged into shore power it works great to keep the water hot. Don't have or require airconditioning s fantastic fan seems to work well........Steve... Smile Smile


2002 Chevy Silverado LS, K2500HD, LB, X-Cab, Indigo Metallic, LB7 Duramax 6.6 Ltr Turbo Diesel/M-74 Allison 1000 5-Speed Auto Tranny, BD-Power X-MONITOR (Pyro & Boost) C/W Cool Engine Shutdown Timer,K&N Airfilter, Racor 445R (R90S) Pre-OEM Fuel Filter, Eaton 3:73 Locking Rear-End, Ride-Rite Airbags C/W Compressor Kit/In-Cab Controls, Rancho-RS9000X Shock Absorbers, Belly-Bars, Michelin LTX M/S LT 245/75R16-E, DEE-ZEE Nurf Bars, Drawtite Front Hitch, Reese Hidden Rear Hitch. '97 Okanagan 10.5WS with most options except A/C



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Posts: 299 | Location: Courtenay, BC, Canada | Registered: September 26, 2001Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post

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We traded for our unit. It was a retired Lance dealers unit. It has everything on it! I told him to keep the gen set. I have a Honda and wanted the extra storage space. This thing is great.
Chet


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I have two awnings and use them almost every trip. We park the motorcycles under the side and the rear is great at keeping the sun, rain out. Scotty.


2005 FourWinds 24T motorhome, 23' Stratos walk around, 1991 FXRS + 1994 XL 1200, 3 Springer spaniels and wife.
 
Posts: 393 | Location: Worcester, MA | Registered: August 11, 2003Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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We don't have Solar or Satellite...
But, I do pack around an EU-2000 genset.
And we've got a TV/DVD LCD for those occasional rainy days.
Best Option I got was the full-width rear awning.

Commmmmon Spring!!



edit: Hey BradW Nice avatar!
Promoting Ford??!?


'01 Dodge 2500 4x4 QuadCab HO Cummins 6 spd. pickup, slightly BOMBed, Rancho 9000 shocks, 4 leaf helper springs, Helwig Sway bar, 19.5in. wheels w/load range H tires, Reese Titan V hitch w/28 in. extension.



'03 EAGLE CAP 950, NW pkg, slide out dinette, A/C, TV/VCR, microwave, rear awning, EU2000 generator.

Tow; 7000lb Cargo trailer

or Mariah 19 ft. boat

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Posts: 333 | Location: Front Range, CO | Registered: May 25, 2001Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post

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Options....

I wouldn't be without a built in generator. I love pulling over at a viewpoint firing up the gen. for lunch (micro)and A/C. Just like a restaurant. Minutes later, we're on our way. Just like a motor home!

DSI/Elec. water heater a MUST.

I WISH I had opted for the solar...

Anyway, just some input. Wave

Tom


06 Jayco Granite Ridge 31 SS
03 Palomino Bronco 1250
06 Dodge Ram 2500 CTD
06 Hewescraft 22 Ocean Pro
 
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TJ I regret now not getting the solar. but at the time i figured with the gen set I wouldnt need it. I am waiting for the price to come down and I will probly add on later. The camper is set up for it all ready. Scotty.


2005 FourWinds 24T motorhome, 23' Stratos walk around, 1991 FXRS + 1994 XL 1200, 3 Springer spaniels and wife.
 
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FxrScotty-

That's what I'm hoping for too. I find that the winter nites can really suck down the two Trojan 6V's I added. So much for that being the end-all-beat-all answer to battery power. For that alone, I wish I had added the Solar option. Besides, the generator can be such a devisive thing at a campground. I care. So, I use it sparingly. I honestly use it more on the road than at campgrounds. Wink

Tom


06 Jayco Granite Ridge 31 SS
03 Palomino Bronco 1250
06 Dodge Ram 2500 CTD
06 Hewescraft 22 Ocean Pro
 
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TJ we use our gen. mostly to make coffee in the morning and to recharge the batts. The solar would be great for that! Save alot of gas for hot H2O and cooking.


2005 FourWinds 24T motorhome, 23' Stratos walk around, 1991 FXRS + 1994 XL 1200, 3 Springer spaniels and wife.
 
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