We're stumped

[DSL417]

Originally Posted by Gary.Jones

Jeff

But if you are stationary, there is no need for the satellite dish (assuming it is the in-motion antenna, and if it is the Trav'ler, it definitely should not move once locked-on) to be doing any seeking or adjusting. You probably need to be looking into that also (maybe you are parked under a tree and the sat keeps dropping the signal as the limbs or branhes move around). Once it is locked on, even the in-motion, if you are stable, it should stop seeking.

Gary

When we had our previous with the in motion, strong winds, trees, etc etc could cause slight adjustments to the antenna. This didn't occur when I had a free shot.

[ezj&wings2fly]

Originally Posted by fla tom

Glad you found it. Everything will get much easier soon we love our 45b. did you get your trailer from sport trailer in NE? we have one on order should be here in 3 or 4 weeks

No, we actually found it on Craigslist for a fraction of the cost of an enclosed & it is homemade but stout enough to qualify as "manufactured" when I registered it (nice!). It is also exactly 20 feet long (including the tongue) so we're length compliant in every state with a total combined length of 65'. Although our Jeep & motorcycles are not enclosed, vehicles are clearly visible going down the road. I had a fabricator add a power pole style ladder to the front post so I can shimmy-up to check ratchet straps for our motorcycles (which I do every time we stop). The fabricator also built extra ramps to ensure enough loading / unloading ground clearance for our motorcycles. We also purchased a wireless wide-angle camera system from "Hyndsight" which I mounted on the rear driver's side post with one of their telescopic vise grip style mounts along with 2 thick zip ties for insurance. The camera needs to be wired into the 12 volt system (easy - license plate & taillight light wiring is directly below) as camera's internal rechargeable battery lasts appx 4 hours & I also need to rig it so the antenna for the monitor in the coach "sees" the camera's antenna. Planning to make a separate post once I figure how to dial it in - shouldn't be too hard.

[ezj&wings2fly]

Originally Posted by mel s

TonyMac

I don't know what a "toilet water function" is either.
But whatever it is I'm 100% positive it has nothing do do with the OP's "gray tank".
Mel
'96 Safari

There's 2 buttons on the left hand side of the toilet in the front 1/2 bath - 1 to flush & 1 to add water to the bowl. 'Wings says to add water to the toilet bowl prior to each "use." Won't get any more graphic...LOL