SigSanDiego
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- Nov 25, 2020
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I have to admit, I’m a bit disappointed that our Grandby (and FWC fleet in general) is not particularly suitable for temps south (north?) of freezing.
We knew what we were getting into once we blew off a Lance hard sided 4-season camper and shifted focus to FWCs. Agile/ low profile form factor won the day. With that said:
Instead of “Winterizing” I propose the following possible solution for indoor shower and sink usage in sub-freezing temps. I am by no means an expert on retrofitting anything.
I submit to y’all mount small 12 volt fans flush to cabinets, strategically placed to circulate warm air by sensitive pump, lines and water storage.
The prewarmed air from the interior of the camper (furnace on of course) would be drawn into the interior of the cabinet spaces via the fans.
General idea that needs fleshing out I know, but come on! I want to use the plumbing and shower if needed.
Thoughts?
We knew what we were getting into once we blew off a Lance hard sided 4-season camper and shifted focus to FWCs. Agile/ low profile form factor won the day. With that said:
Instead of “Winterizing” I propose the following possible solution for indoor shower and sink usage in sub-freezing temps. I am by no means an expert on retrofitting anything.
I submit to y’all mount small 12 volt fans flush to cabinets, strategically placed to circulate warm air by sensitive pump, lines and water storage.
The prewarmed air from the interior of the camper (furnace on of course) would be drawn into the interior of the cabinet spaces via the fans.
General idea that needs fleshing out I know, but come on! I want to use the plumbing and shower if needed.
Thoughts?