When we T@Bbers gather at Winklepleck every year it’s a festival of ideas exchanged. We’re constantly learning from and inspiring one another and gigging each other to improve our campers. It’s happening already with just a handful of campers here in the days leading up to the official start of üCamp19. Amanda had the nüCamp repair shop install several modifications to her brand new T@B 400 right off the bat but waited until today to install her convertible tongue drop allowing her to either hand crank or use her power drill to raise or lower the tongue of her camper. Meanwhile our T@B 400 is in the shop this morning for a modification. Our battery failed yesterday so we’re having the nüCamp repair shop install two 6 volt golf cart batteries!
We didn’t have the time to converse on whether or not I should change my battery to two 6v batteries, or am I good after you explained the electrical process to me?
You might have a conversation with nüCamp about testing your current battery and the cost of the mod and the two 6V AGM batteries. We wanted to go with the original battery as long as we could. Ours lasted two years. We were fortunate we were in Sugarcreek when it failed.
Our walking tour through the historic heart of Stavanger gave us insight into the canning and maritime industries that fueled this community as well as some tasty tidbits.
Our short visit to Njardarheimr gave us insight into life in 11th Century Norway and educated us on the role of “Vikings” within the Norse community of the time.
We didn’t have the time to converse on whether or not I should change my battery to two 6v batteries, or am I good after you explained the electrical process to me?
You might have a conversation with nüCamp about testing your current battery and the cost of the mod and the two 6V AGM batteries. We wanted to go with the original battery as long as we could. Ours lasted two years. We were fortunate we were in Sugarcreek when it failed.