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USAA has it as part of my truck policy as well. No additional policy needed.

Thanks for the input all. I think I'll just swap out the fixtures with new LED ones, as was suggested - seems like the best course of action. I too find the lights too bright for 'relaxing' activities. Advmoto, we hang a Snowpeak Hozuki lantern which works great for reading and playing guitar...

Hi, I have a 2006 Grandby and want to convert my flourescent lights and porch light to LED lights. Is there anything special to this, other than disconnecting the flourescent ballast and putting LED bulbs or strips in? Or should I just replace the whole flourescent fixture with an LED fixture...

Got it all hooked up, but it didn't charge the camper battery (which unfortunately I discovered while camping - didn't have enough power to start the furnace or the lights...) The battery in the camper is old, so I'm assuming that's the issue, but is there an easy way for me to tell if the...

Thanks all, I'll wire it up this weekend. So am I to assume that there is an isolator in my setup, based on the picture?

Admittedly, electronics are not my specialty...here is what my setup looks like. I know that the red pull turns the power on and off, but not sure what the other piece is - the isolator?

After a few years of searching, I am finally the lucky new owner of a 2006 Grandby! It's a shell model, though has the furnace and auxillary battery, 12v outlet set up. It has the 3 prong Marinco plug coming out of the camper. I need to wire it up to my 2007 Tundra. My question is, can I just...