
You can't tell from the picture, but the whole area is seeded now.

After that, I did a little more work on the camper electrical as I alluded to in the last post. As near as I can tell, I need 3 110V breakers (4 if it requires a source breaker) and 8 12V circuits. I also came up with a WAG of needing a 50A minimum charger/converter (so that it charges the battery even when most of the 12V stuff is running). I will probably get a 55A or 65A unit, which is a common size. I don't want to go much larger than that since it starts eating into the available 110V power (most campers and generators only have a 30A plug). I think the limitation will be more on the number of breakers/circuits.

I forgot one: I wanted to put a winch in for the murphy bed. It will have a 30-40A breaker on it.
ReplyDeleteI forgot two: smoke detector.
Deleteget a battery smoke detector
ReplyDeleteI might just do that, easier to disable when I burn food. And after looking at winches I think I might just put hydraulic or spring assistance on the bed. I didn't see a winch that I liked
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