What are you doing to you’re motorhome while being self isolated?

[ARFFMAN]

Originally Posted by Johng38

Cleaned and waxed the roof, replaced the toilet vent covers on the roof, lubricated the slide seals, tightened all slide motor bolts, cleaned all slide rollers that roll over the inside floor (so if you weren't sure, you now know I'm bored). I also added LED lights inside the pantry with an on/off switch that works when the door opens or closes.

Where did you purchase your LED lights are the 110 or 12 volt?

[Dav L]

Originally Posted by ARFFMAN

Where did you purchase your LED lights are the 110 or 12 volt?

I don't know what he/she did, but 12 volts is the only "correct" answer IMO.
From a use perspective 12 volt lights can be used any time. 110 volt only when docked, or on inverter or generator. And the 110 volts will be downconverted to 5 or 12 volts anyway by a transformer anyway.

LED lights are available by a zillion places on Amazon / eBay or for the very cheapest Alibaba (if you are buying in Qty as the shipping will be much more).
There are hundreds of different bulb and fixture styles (rope light, adhesive, connector differences, bulb color, bulb lumen etc).

Ikea makes some nice LED for undercounter, in drawer or cabinet lights. Also can be automated as they are Zigbee technology control. I would have to double check they can run on 12 volts (unlikely but haven't checked).
https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/dioder-...hite-20119418/
EDIT - checked...their transformer is 24 volt output so might not work / or will be dim on 12 volts. But an example.

[Dutchstar411]

Originally Posted by ARFFMAN

Where did you purchase your LED lights are the 110 or 12 volt?

Below are what I used to light my pantry.

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[RL57]

Originally Posted by Rodg495

Added TPMS to coach and towed. Polishing RV with "ShineArmor". Doing some clean up of the electronics and wiring in the video cabinet. Cleaned the roof of all the black spots and now it's bright white. Bought a telescoping ladder, my coach does not have a rear ladder.

How did the Shine Armor work. I ordered mine a week ago and am waiting for it to come in.

[sibe]

I did the exterior led update, porch light, clearance lights,,, ..

A days work, OMG.. the front and rear 5 red 5 Yellow,, , a pain .. the were factory sealed, so well,, the holes filled with a chaulking, , surprised, no leaks in this 25 year old class C.. Winnebago , surprises me on this one..

[scbwr]

While I wait for the Ohio weather to get a little better i.e. several days of moderate temps and at least partly cloudy, I'm going to be doing the following:

1. I have a new MaxxAir fan to install in the bathroom. My DW can't reach the OEM fan, so getting a remote control MaxxAir fan make her happy.
2. This morning, I finally decided to order a set of SnapPads that were available through etrailer.com
3. And, it's time to give the exterior a wax job.
4. For more fun, I need to clean out the basement storage compartments and reorganize where needed.

It appears that all of us will have some time to get our chores done since I think we'll be grounded until at least the end of May. I'm hoping they will consider modifying the closure of campgrounds in Ohio to allow them to open if they follow procedures to insure safe separation i.e. close off playgrounds, pools, recreation halls etc. It would be nice to just get out somewhere and get out of the S&B house. After all, we can be as safe in a campground as we can elsewhere!

[zzotte]

Ok let’s see, I have ordered wiper blades, I washed and waxed the coach, totally cleaned the roof and found some minor cracks, setup the av receiver on the network, working on getting the roof drain unclogged and cracks filled, and if I ever receive the new tv ( it’s taking forever) I will replace it ( televator tv) that’s all for now

Zzotte

[Bucky573]

I’m doing the swap from NOrCOLD to residential. I have old fridge out of cabinet sitting in living room of coach. Gotta pull coach out of building to pull window for install of new fridge. We haven’t decided which residential we’re going back in with.
At home in S&B until late August. Not in a hurry. Thanks to all the guys that posted their fridge mods. They’ve been a great help.

[bhammond1980]

Just finished flushing the hydronic heating system. Replaced the coolant and the hot tank pressure cap.
Plan to do all the annual service myself this year instead of using the local truck service center.

[Russ Silber]

Originally Posted by Bucky573

I’m doing the swap from NOrCOLD to residential. I have old fridge out of cabinet sitting in living room of coach. Gotta pull coach out of building to pull window for install of new fridge. We haven’t decided which residential we’re going back in with.
At home in S&B until late August. Not in a hurry. Thanks to all the guys that posted their fridge mods. They’ve been a great help.

Replaced cracked shower skylight with a new white one.
Today was great weather for job.
About 4 hrs work. Came out great. Waxed from top to bottom and recoated roof a week ago.

[Tigerfan1]

Originally Posted by Russ Silber

Replaced cracked shower skylight with a new white one.
Today was great weather for job.
About 4 hrs work. Came out great. Waxed from top to bottom and recoated roof a week ago.
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You could eat off that roof. [emoji3]

[Dav L]

Originally Posted by Dutchstar411

Below are what I used to light my pantry.

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Post got me motivated to upgrade the Halogen hot undercounter lights in the sticks and bricks with $60 of LED. Worked out great.

[Dutchstar411]

Originally Posted by Dav L

Post got me motivated to upgrade the Halogen hot undercounter lights in the sticks and bricks with $60 of LED. Worked out great.

That's what I did first, Kitchen Cabinets using similar LED's back last year. The ones I listed for my coach I like much better. Used the 3m tape pieces and a different controller and came out perfect.

[10 fan]

While waiting for the Spartan SCM to arrive I installed disconnects on the chassis batteries.