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rodjava

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  1. If you plan to add solar panels to the roof, the location of your fan is critical.  Also, depending on your layout inside the van, the fan should be located near where you would want to exhaust odors. In my case, I have a composting toilet near the rear doors and would want to vent out these odors.  Also, in my case, I have two 150 watt solar panels on the roof.

     

    Just my opinion. but Fantastic fans are over rated.  Great customer service is what everybody raves about when their fans are not working. But why are so many people needing to have their fans worked on?

     

    I have a Max Air fan which works perfectly. No need to call customer service.  The remote is far better than Fantastic fan remote and the Max Air fan has more features and is very quiet.  The best feature of the Max Air fan is that you don't need to close the fan cover when it's raining.  The looks of the Max Air cover is striking.  Some people install a Max Air fan cover on top of their Fantastic fans.

     

    Again, just my humble opinion.

     

    Rod

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  2. She didn't look quite right with the white panel behind the CRL windows so I copied the idea from another NV'r to add wrap.

     

    First step was to outline the area with 1/8" (3.5 mm) Knifeless Finish Line Tape.  Then used 3M 1080 Gloss Black wrap.  I found it best to start in the middle and use a felt edged squeegee to smooth it out.  Don't rush it.  Also the tape worked great.

     

    Added a 5' gear hammock (like we use on the ship) to the right side for bulky stuff like coats.  Did not want a cabinet here as it might be a head knocker.

     

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    Adding that wrap is a great idea.  Very clever idea!


  3. I have the 2012 2500 NV with the fully electric and adjustable driver seat and manual passenger seat.

     

    I have thoughts of swapping the drivers seat with the passenger seat and vise versa.  I'm doing this because I would like to install a swivel for the passenger side and use the electric driver seat which almost fully reclines. This new swivel passenger seat would be great for stretching out along with a foot stool.

     

    I plan to build a cabinet almost directly behind the existing driver seat, which will not allow the drivers seat to fully recline.  I think it's a waste of fully adjustable seat if it can fully recline.

     

    Do you think that this is possible?  The electric wiring for the drivers seat would need to be extended about 3 feet when mounted in the passenger position.

     

    Thanks in advance.  Any help would be appreciated.

     

    Rod

    San Francisco

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