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Take 5: NuCamp TaB 400 Information Resources
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- Опубліковано 9 жов 2018
- In this Take 5 episode, we look at sources of information for your NuCamp Tab 400 or other NuCamp products. These sources include component manuals, the NuCamp owners manual, the NuCamp online forum, UA-cam and Facebook.
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UA-cam was the first place I went to in researching trailers (that's when I discovered TWD & loved your authentic, through & informative channel) and you're right - there's not much you CAN'T find there, just be sure and do comparison research, like you said.
Facebook forums have been an invaluable tool as well - people post mods, great camping locations, decorating ideas & 9 times out of 10 if you have a problem someone from the forum will suggest a solution within minutes! The RV community never ceases to amaze me with it's vast knowledge and willingness to help. Thanks for all YOU do for our community, Patrick!
Safe travels and see you #ondowntheroad #havesmokerwilltravel 💜😀👍
Thank you. The Facebook forums are absolutely wonderful as additional resources
They are a great resource to have.
Thanks for a great video. We are picking up our Tab 400 soon and I have found the forum to be one of the best resources for information. I am amazed how willing people are to share.
The entire NuCamp Family is wonderful. So many great owners willing to help each other out.
Your “Take 5” format is wonderful! I can tell you do a lot of planning and editing to get all the important information into the time frame. Thank you for that. I like how you get right down to it and move right along. Yours is the first channel I have ever subscribed to and I hope to also be a Tab400 owner soon😊. Your videos have helped me prepare for it! One suggestion is that you could put the links mentioned in the video in your details down below. I couldn’t grab pencil and paper quickly enough to jot down the forum information. Of course I will watch the video again to find it!
As always Patruck, great informative video, especially for new people to the rv ilifestyle
Thank you Todd!
Thank you. I did not think of face book groups for just the Tab 400. The forum some times has just to much information when you are looking for items relating to just your 400.
The Facebook groups definitely have a less technical feel to them than the forum.
Great advice. Thanks
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Thank you Patrick . I am not a facebook user, but looks like I am missing out, so I will check it out. Thank you again,
Lately I have not been a big fan of Facebook but the users groups are a good source of information. It's like a big family.
Thanks again for the vlog. I am not sure if you have already covered “how to change a tire on the RV or what to do in case of a flat, what is the tire psi? Or recommendations on how to wash the RV exterior (the do’s & don’ts), does soap affect the azdale? or what if water gets into the AC vents? I hope this gives you more material to cover.
Thanks Mo! I have not done one on how to change a tire however I believe NuCamp posted a video on that over on their UA-cam Channel.
Great info as usual! I’ve seen the winterizing video you did. Think you could show us how to use an air compressor to blow out the lines instead of using the fluid? I live in Georgia and the winters aren’t that bad. I like to take my camper out during the winter but hate draining the pink stuff and rinsing the lines each time I go out. I don’t always have full hookups. Thought blowing the lines out might be easier.
I will try to get that one done but I am not sure how soon it will be.
That would be awesome! Thanks.
Idea for take 5. I will be parking my RV under a messy tree for a bit. How do you keep a "rainfall of debris" off your 400? Do you have a cover? Do you recommend a wax or protectant? Any advise appreciated.
We have the same issue with debris living in the woods. I have never used a cover before but I am thinking about getting on. So far I have been just washing the trailer with Meguir's Wash and Wax.
Patrick another great video... thank you. I carry the jump drive with us but love the idea of downloading onto my iPhone.
I have a request for a Take Five. I do want to get an antenna but we carry DVDs and recently I started downloading streaming Netflix shows to iPad which we watch in T@B. I understand that you can hook the iPad or smart phone to play through TV.
Have not done it yet... i think you can do through the radio via Bluetooth or plug into back of TV? I would love to see a Take 5 on this subject.
We have an Amazon Firestick that we carry with us in our trailer and we just stream through it using our cell phones as the data source.
Hi patrick, what size generator do you need to power the 400. Thank you
Originally I was using a 2200 watt Generac generator and it would run the AC with no issues. It was a bit noisier than I wanted so I bought the Harbor Freight Predator 3500 watt generator which is super quiet and will power anything we want in the trailer at any time. It is a bit bigger and heavier. I paid $699 for it and it has push button start. So far, no issues with it and i love it.
I got that bottle opener/flash drive with my 320. It wasnt recognized or compatible with my laptop or desktop computers. Who knows what helpful info it has that coulda helped me out, instead of muddling thru. Hopefully theyve made the info compatible with all computers since then (2016)
You might check the Tab forum as I thought I saw the manuals posted on there somewhere.
Ive since had most of my questions answered by the amazing folks at Princess Craft, but I'll definitely check just to see what else there might be.
Thanks for the information. So what is the thing that is attached to the shelf under the little LED light? Is that another light?
It's a battery operated puck light that we installed. We like a less bright light in the evenings so we installed a couple of those with command tape in the trailer.
Thanks, Patrick! I thought that was what it was, but thought I better ask.
We really want a Tab 400. Kinda a bit more money than we would like to spend 🙁
We were the same way but when you compare the quality and craftsmanship in the Tab 400 to other brands it makes it worth the extra investment.
Oh I know. We looked at one earlier in the year. They are beautiful! And well made. I'm in manufacturing so I look at EVERYTHING.
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