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Full coverage typically does not fully cover loads. "full coverage" typically only covers the cost of the vehicle, though many companies also include some personal property coverage, rental car, etc... A camper generally does not fall in those categories. you are covered for any liability...

It's not totally necessary, but the best practice if you are opening a window is to open one at least 6 feet from where the furnace exhaust exits. This gives the best chance for the exhaust air to mix well with the outdoor air in almost all conditions ensuring you get minimal combustion by...

Honestly I'm not a fan of buying already lifted vehicles. However if the lift is a kit from a well known manufacturer and you can have it looked over by a decent 4x4 shop, who installs the kits, for damage etc... I don't see a major problem with it. The biggest issue is that manufacturers size...

Yeah you probably need two people to do it and possibly a mounting fixture to get a good airseal. But the results if done well tend to be fairly accurate. I learned about as a poor man's way to commission and test home HVAC systems.

Any and every connection is a security risk, all connections can be hacked. Think of connections as being like doorways into your computer. You can put a door on them and lock them and that will keep out most "badguys" but if someone wants in bad enough they will get in. That's why you need...

To test the air flow use a garbage bag. Basically you put a garbage bag (of a known volume) up to the fans and time how long it takes for the fans to fully fill the bag, you will need a pretty good air seal between the fan and bag. Convert the volume of the bag to cubic feet, and the time to...