digimark wrote:Speaking of power, I was wondering how Sonetpro powers the AC when using it -- do you carry a generator or have a local power tap available?
I use a Honda 2000 whenever I camp at the beach.
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My Harley hauler conversion.
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by Sonetpro » Sun Nov 01, 2009 9:10 pm
I use a Honda 2000 whenever I camp at the beach.
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You don't know what the limit's are until you take it there.
You don't know what the limit's are until you take it there.
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by Sonetpro » Sun Nov 01, 2009 9:13 pm
Stealth TDI wrote:WOW!
Cool idea with the PVC. Question: Is there a little "vent" to allow air into the "tank" as water is removed? I don't know enough about tank to be certain if larger true tanks have vents. It just seems there would need to be one.
Thanks,
Scott
Yes there is a vent tube on the top of the tank. I have a hose that is right behind the wheel and used a very fine screen on it to keep bugs out.
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You don't know what the limit's are until you take it there.
You don't know what the limit's are until you take it there.
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