Questions for rpod owners

The water pump is noisy to us, but you get used to it.  Agree with the above posts, this thing is pretty quiet, great insulation.  We normally dry camp in state forest campgrounds, national parks and the like.  Our favorite destination that we attempt to reach every other year in September is Rocky Mountain National Park.  Normal lows in the Moraine Campground are mid 40's so the furnace runs a fair amount.  During the day we are gone hiking so the furnace is turned off.  Run fridge on propane.  Usually get 3-4 days per battery so getting a full week out of our 2 group size 24 deep cycles is no problem.  We run the batteries down too 1/3 full charge before changing out to the other.  Others state not to go below 50% but we are now on year 6 with these batteries and they are still in great shape and take a good charge.

Thanks everyone! Just curious why we need to crack a window? Classic newbie, right?

Diane and Michael, our TV is a 2005 4Runner. Have you ever had any issues with it pulling your POD?

Ah yes that makes sense. Thanks Stephen!

Originally posted by StephenH Ventilation helps reduce humidity build-up. When we breathe, we exhale moisture. Moisture also comes from our skin. Evaporation from wet towels adds to the moisture load. Cracking a window and/or opening the vent a little helps remove this moisture. Less moisture, less condensation. Less condensation, less possibility of moisture getting into places it shouldn't and causing mildew or rot.

If we are not going to open the door/windows first thing in the morn I will turn the fan on to suck some of the moisture out. Especially if there is a lot of moisture on the windows, etc.

Do you leave the FF cracked open when not in use as well?