I was in Custer State park area last week 10-16 thru 10-23. We had a great time lots to do there. Glad I found your channel, we are currently searching for a Class B RV. Thanks for the update and hope you post a video of Devil's Tower.
I've heard the brake sensor is a common issue on promasters. How's the noise/vibration from the generator? Is it possible to sleep with that and the AC running? I'm planning on looking at this model here soon and y'all have helped me narrow down my choices with these videos.
Hi, thanks for checking in and watching our video. I cannot answer your question because we have not had to sleep with the generator and AC running. I can say that the generator is extremely quiet. It meets the National Park standards for quietness. We have a hard-top (no pop-top) so there is a Maxxair fan where the pop-top would be. When it is hot, we run the fan and keep the side door and back door open. (There are screens on both.). The AC is very quiet, too. Laurie
Loving your videos! What are your thoughts on the dining table? For some reason, it really irritates me that they put that little oval in. LOL There's no way two people can use that for a meal. I know there's a table in the back, but it requires that bed to be latched up. Thanks again! Safe travels!
Yes the table is small but Laurie and I manage to make it work. We plate our salad first and when done with salad we plate our main meal on one dish. That leaves room for wine glasses and condiments / salt and pepper shakers. When not used for meals I can fit my 17" laptop on it along with an external drive. Clearly compared to our class A motorhome there are trade offs but we are making it work. Thank you for dropping into the channel and taking time to comment. 👍
@@DiogenesNephew Hi A.J. I usually head for the mountains where it's cool, so I just open all of the windows for the breeze at night. Also, the fan will really suck the hot air OUT when I need it to. BUT if I were to try to sleep in it at home (Central CA) tonight for example...it would be way too hot until the middle of the night and early morning. The Pocket has AC, but I haven't tried shore power yet because the solar works so well. Hope that helps!
You are right! I tried to limit my drive time to under 300 miles. Often 250 and I was ready to get off the road. 😀 Thank you for taking time to comment. Much appreciated.
Just found your channel. Enjoy your review. Looking forward to future vlogs.
Thank you! Much appreciated.
I was in Custer State park area last week 10-16 thru 10-23. We had a great time lots to do there. Glad I found your channel, we are currently searching for a Class B RV. Thanks for the update and hope you post a video of Devil's Tower.
Sorry we decided not to drive all the way to Devil's Tower. We just took pictures from afar. Laurie.
Love the updates! Safe travels!
Laurie and I thank you Cathy. 👍
I've heard the brake sensor is a common issue on promasters. How's the noise/vibration from the generator? Is it possible to sleep with that and the AC running? I'm planning on looking at this model here soon and y'all have helped me narrow down my choices with these videos.
Hi, thanks for checking in and watching our video. I cannot answer your question because we have not had to sleep with the generator and AC running. I can say that the generator is extremely quiet. It meets the National Park standards for quietness. We have a hard-top (no pop-top) so there is a Maxxair fan where the pop-top would be. When it is hot, we run the fan and keep the side door and back door open. (There are screens on both.). The AC is very quiet, too.
Laurie
Does the white color Solis stay cooler than the red or gray???
That is a great question but I do nor know the answer. Maybe someone else will comment. ~ Bill
Loving your videos! What are your thoughts on the dining table? For some reason, it really irritates me that they put that little oval in. LOL There's no way two people can use that for a meal. I know there's a table in the back, but it requires that bed to be latched up. Thanks again! Safe travels!
Yes the table is small but Laurie and I manage to make it work. We plate our salad first and when done with salad we plate our main meal on one dish. That leaves room for wine glasses and condiments / salt and pepper shakers. When not used for meals I can fit my 17" laptop on it along with an external drive. Clearly compared to our class A motorhome there are trade offs but we are making it work. Thank you for dropping into the channel and taking time to comment. 👍
@@LaurieandBillRetired I ended up buying the Pocket!!!! Loving it! Keep the videos coming! Y’all are awesome!
@@miss.kimpossible Any issues staying cool on hot nights in the Pocket?
@@DiogenesNephew Hi A.J. I usually head for the mountains where it's cool, so I just open all of the windows for the breeze at night. Also, the fan will really suck the hot air OUT when I need it to. BUT if I were to try to sleep in it at home (Central CA) tonight for example...it would be way too hot until the middle of the night and early morning. The Pocket has AC, but I haven't tried shore power yet because the solar works so well. Hope that helps!
Bill, I'd bet you didn't (and could't) drive your Class A for 7 hours in a day ;-).
You are right! I tried to limit my drive time to under 300 miles. Often 250 and I was ready to get off the road. 😀 Thank you for taking time to comment. Much appreciated.
What about LED headlights for driving at night
So over the last couple of months I've done more night driving. I find the headlights adequate including on two lane road in desert areas,
7 hours....take a break
Will do. 👍