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Here is a link to our roof mount installation. Starlink RV Roof Mount Install + Review Of Other Starlink Mount Options ua-cam.com/video/SgJeIrZo2Q4/v-deo.html

We ordered ours through our RV dealer in Palm Desert, CA for $300 (including shipping &tax). Because the the newer model of our camper has this same material, we were able to get ours cut to the exact size & have the edge bound at the factory. You can however get this same material from Trekwood RV Parts & Supply online. When you order from Trekwood, you would order the size you need and then you would need to take it to an upholstery shop to bind the edge unless you know how to do that. I know Hobby Lobby sells binding material and other people have used industrial hot glue to adhere it to the edge, however, I've never tried that and I think I would prefer to have it sewn on. Here'a a link to the same material that we installed that's on Trekwood's website. www.trekwood.com/products/1472514/S-O-Carpet-48-x-186-JubilationSoulfulGrey-Yukon They do have other size (and maybe other color) options available. You may want to call them as their website isn't very easy to search and navigate. I used the keyword "jubilation" to search their site as that is the color that we have. Type that keyword in and click through the pages to find other size options. Feel free to let me know if you have any other questions.

Thanks for the feedback. You’re actually the first person to make this comment. I didn’t realize that these were not day/night shades. Just Googled it and now it’s plain to see. There are lots of other videos out there with the same title that have these pleated Rv blinds and that’s why I used it. The fishing line is still working perfectly 10 months in.

The woven vinyl just lays over the slide transition and looks great. Also has no issues when moving the slide in or out.

Too funny! No job ever goes as planned. And thanks for the sub! It’s still great after all this time. Haven’t even had to change out the battery. It is fairly accurate. The pump starts struggling under 20% so I know when I get that low, it’s time to refill.

I don’t recall any issues. Just gotta get the bolt holes lined up. Will help if you have someone else there to guide you.

It is very similar. Here’s another UA-cam video that shows how to do the double blind. ua-cam.com/video/qbH6FvaYDfg/v-deo.htmlsi=1s55iWGbzlPkDhI1

Great to hear Carlos, so glad our video helped you out! Have fun out there!!

Hello. Yes, you do need additional clearance to use these. You’ll either need to use the aluminum spacers provided with the sensor or you’ll want to buy the halo rings. Fortunately, either of these will only add approximately 3/8” to the height. I would highly recommend the halo rings over the spacers. The aluminum spacers tend to break and are not great for use with the thin metal support like we have. The halo rings work very well and will give your tank nice support.

Hmmm. Sorry, I’m not really sure without being there to see it. Were you able to figure it out?

We ordered ours through our RV dealer in Palm Desert, CA for $300 (including shipping &tax). Because the the newer model of our camper has this same material, we were able to get ours cut to the exact size & have the edge bound at the factory. You can however get this same material from Trekwood RV Parts & Supply online. When you order from Trekwood, you would order the size you need and then you would need to take it to an upholstery shop to bind the edge unless you know how to do that. I know Hobby Lobby sells binding material and other people have used industrial hot glue to adhere it to the edge, however, I've never tried that and I think I would prefer to have it sewn on. Here'a a link to the same material that we installed that's on Trekwood's website. www.trekwood.com/products/1472514/S-O-Carpet-48-x-186-JubilationSoulfulGrey-Yukon They do have other size (and maybe other color) options available. You may want to call them as their website isn't very easy to search and navigate. I used the keyword "jubilation" to search their site as that is the color that we have. Type that keyword in and click through the pages to find other size options. Feel free to let me know if you have any other questions.

Sorry for the delayed reply. It started making a clicking noise when operated.

We ordered ours through our RV dealer in Palm Desert, CA for $300 (including shipping &tax). Because the the newer model of our camper has this same material, we were able to get ours cut to the exact size & have the edge bound at the factory. You can however get this same material from Trekwood RV Parts & Supply online. When you order from Trekwood, you would order the size you need and then you would need to take it to an upholstery shop to bind the edge unless you know how to do that. I know Hobby Lobby sells binding material and other people have used industrial hot glue to adhere it to the edge, however, I've never tried that and I think I would prefer to have it sewn on. Here'a a link to the same material that we installed that's on Trekwood's website. www.trekwood.com/products/1472514/S-O-Carpet-48-x-186-JubilationSoulfulGrey-Yukon They do have other size (and maybe other color) options available. You may want to call them as their website isn't very easy to search and navigate. I used the keyword "jubilation" to search their site as that is the color that we have. Type that keyword in and click through the pages to find other size options. Feel free to let me know if you have any other questions.

Great idea!

Thanks! Yes, the Mopeka Pro Check Universal works on composite tanks. There is a collar that you will need to purchase that adheres to the tank and holds the sensor in place. mopeka.com/product/mopeka-pro-check-universal-collar-set-for-water-flat-bottom-tanks/

Yes, we love it too! No problem at all when moving the slide. It works perfectly and stays flat. It was custom made for our make and model camper. We ordered ours through our RV dealer in Palm Desert, CA for $300 (including shipping &tax). Because the the newer model of our camper has this same material, we were able to get ours cut to the exact size & have the edge bound at the factory. You can however get this same material from Trekwood RV Parts & Supply online. When you order from Trekwood, you would order the size you need and then you would need to take it to an upholstery shop to bind the edge unless you know how to do that. I know Hobby Lobby sells binding material and other people have used industrial hot glue to adhere it to the edge, however, I've never tried that and I think I would prefer to have it sewn on. Here'a a link to the same material that we installed that's on Trekwood's website. www.trekwood.com/products/1472514/S-O-Carpet-48-x-186-JubilationSoulfulGrey-Yukon They do have other size (and maybe other color) options available. You may want to call them as their website isn't very easy to search and navigate. I used the keyword "jubilation" to search their site as that is the color that we have. Type that keyword in and click through the pages to find other size options. Feel free to let me know if you have any other questions.

We ordered ours through our RV dealer in Palm Desert, CA for $300 (including shipping &tax). Because the the newer model of our camper has this same material, we were able to get ours cut to the exact size & have the edge bound at the factory. You can however get this same material from Trekwood RV Parts & Supply online. When you order from Trekwood, you would order the size you need and then you would need to take it to an upholstery shop to bind the edge unless you know how to do that. I know Hobby Lobby sells binding material and other people have used industrial hot glue to adhere it to the edge, however, I've never tried that and I think I would prefer to have it sewn on. Here'a a link to the same material that we installed that's on Trekwood's website. www.trekwood.com/products/1472514/S-O-Carpet-48-x-186-JubilationSoulfulGrey-Yukon They do have other size (and maybe other color) options available. You may want to call them as their website isn't very easy to search and navigate. I used the keyword "jubilation" to search their site as that is the color that we have. Type that keyword in and click through the pages to find other size options. Feel free to let me know if you have any other questions.

Thanks. That is Willow Lake near Pinedale, WY. It is an awesome lake.

I actually installed a few more sensors on my grey tanks and when I did those rings, I ran butyl tape around the ring then screwed the ring to the coroplast (similar to this video). I then used black Eternabond tape to seal the ring to the coroplast, cutting the Eternabond to fit around the ring. Essentially a double seal. The Eternabond also secured the ring to the coroplast extremely well.

Thank you for letting us know Alex. It was a great honor to have been able to meet Jim and to enjoy his life’s work. He was one of a kind and he will be missed. 🙏

@ ive met him many times. Actually lived in same town. Ive gone to the castle for over 25years now. He did get health problems years ago, and his sons took over (and have done nicely) but it is sad for him to go. But be assured, the castle continues.

It definitely would. They work with all kinds and shapes of tanks even up to 90,000 gallon capacity!

Yes it will.

Thanks! We take the Starlink dish down before we move. The mount is still in great shape. I also permanently ran the cable which has made life even easier. STARLINK RV ROOF MOUNT PERMANENT CABLE INSTALLATION ua-cam.com/video/CKsdDV-yQzQ/v-deo.html

It's marine vinyl! That stuff rocks

Hey Ron! Hope you’re doing well! Ya, this material has been fantastic and is still holding up great. We got ours from an RV dealer, however, I’ve been told by others that they’ve had a tough time going that route. You may be better off getting it from a marine material supplier as they also use this on boats. Good luck with your project!

What brand did ot company fid you buy from?

It actually has held up, however, it started tearing again beside the repair. I used some heavy duty thread this time and sewed it together before applying additional duct tape and super glue. 👍🏻

You would only need it if/when you need to change the battery in the monitor. Unless of course you have 2 tanks that you keep swapping out. If that’s the case then, yes, you would need more grease each time you move the monitor from one tank to the other. You can buy 4 packs of the sonic grease on Amazon for $9. The other option is to buy 2 monitors and keep one on each tank.

@@EddieAtLarge Thanks for your quick reply. All clear.

We ordered ours through our RV dealer in Palm Desert, CA for $300 (including shipping &tax). Because the the newer model of our camper has this same material, we were able to get ours cut to the exact size & have the edge bound at the factory. You can however get this same material from Trekwood RV Parts & Supply online. When you order from Trekwood, you would order the size you need and then you would need to take it to an upholstery shop to bind the edge unless you know how to do that. I know Hobby Lobby sells binding material and other people have used industrial hot glue to adhere it to the edge, however, I've never tried that and I think I would prefer to have it sewn on. Here'a a link to the same material that we installed that's on Trekwood's website. www.trekwood.com/products/1472514/S-O-Carpet-48-x-186-JubilationSoulfulGrey-Yukon They do have other size (and maybe other color) options available. You may want to call them as their website isn't very easy to search and navigate. I used the keyword "jubilation" to search their site as that is the color that we have. Type that keyword in and click through the pages to find other size options. Feel free to let me know if you have any other questions.

Yes, there is a preset in the app for a 100lb vertical tank.

We ordered ours through our RV dealer in Palm Desert, CA for $300 (including shipping &tax). Because the the newer model of our camper has this same material, we were able to get ours cut to the exact size & have the edge bound at the factory. You can however get this same material from Trekwood RV Parts & Supply online. When you order from Trekwood, you would order the size you need and then you would need to take it to an upholstery shop to bind the edge unless you know how to do that. I know Hobby Lobby sells binding material and other people have used industrial hot glue to adhere it to the edge, however, I've never tried that and I think I would prefer to have it sewn on. Here'a a link to the same material that we installed that's on Trekwood's website. www.trekwood.com/products/1472514/S-O-Carpet-48-x-186-JubilationSoulfulGrey-Yukon They do have other size (and maybe other color) options available. You may want to call them as their website isn't very easy to search and navigate. I used the keyword "jubilation" to search their site as that is the color that we have. Type that keyword in and click through the pages to find other size options. Feel free to let me know if you have any other questions.

I did not replace any seals. As I recall, there were no seals to replace on our propane line, just a flared compression fitting as shown in the video. We made this repair 5 years ago and we have not has any propane leaks. If you are unsure about your situation, it may be best advised to contact a professional rv tech.

Only by .3 %

Hmmm. I’m unsure as I’m not familiar with cubicle wiring. I believe it was standard 14/2 wire just a different outlet made for the shallow RV walls.

You actually can. Here’s the link from Amazon. www.amazon.com/Mopeka-Products-LLC-Gateway/dp/B07L5GQ2HZ?dplnkId=cb24e715-8b5a-4b17-a323-90fa768b0c0e&nodl=1

Awesome, glad it helped you out!

Have you seen my other video where I use 125lb monofilament fishing leader? I use the monofilament as I believe it would hold up better than braided and the thickness of the 125lb test is close to the same as the lift cord. It’s been about 6 months now and the blinds are still all working great with no more broken cords. ua-cam.com/video/JtuiHNOF0cE/v-deo.htmlsi=iPMzhQ0XQOQ6_Nh1

Sorry, I’m not sure what shade you are referring to.

The sensors actually use ultrasound to measure the distance to the top of the liquid propane from where they are placed on the bottom of the tank. They do not measure the weight of the tank.

Yes, they do compensate and adjust accordingly for temperature.

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