Rpod LP quick disconnect

I have a 2017 and a Roadtrip.  Campingworld sold me a quick disconnect that I just screwed in where the cap was in the rear on the line.  I had to just remove the regulator from the Roadtrip with pliers because it is glued and put the same disconnect on it.  Bought a hose and I am all good.  Wish I had a longer hose however.

Looking forward to hearing what you find out, Bryan. We camped this past weekend in our new RP-180, but it was too cold and windy here in New Mexico to experiment with grills.

TylerK9 - The CAMCO 59123 is a 4 port brass tee kit with 2 hoses to allow those of us that do NOT have an available quick disconnect to hook up to propane source, it works from the tank. It allows for use of propane accessories and an aux tank attached at the main tank.

I have watched Kymooses video and he modified a Q to work of the low pressure line supplied with his earlier RPod.

As far as the new ones with LP disconnect, it should be simple to look at where the line is attached to the propane line, if it is downstream from the regulator it is, same pressure as going to the appliances. IF it is tied off ahead of the regulator it is high. Amazon sells the required parts as does a number of RV places, also think there is another post on this from Jan 15 that mentions a site www.caloreeequipment.com. I'm a Weber fan. Sorry if I added to confusion.

I bought a CAMCO 59123 4 port brass tee adapter from Amazon. Mounts on tank, your Pod propane system connects to it. It has a 12' hose that connects to it that will run your grill or other propane accessories. The 12' hose is compatible with any grill that uses the small bottles. You can purchase an adapter that will allow you to connect to a portable fire pit for example. The 5' hose lets you add an auxillary tank, if you want to run off another tank and save your mounted tank. Installs very quickly and has good reviews. 81 bucks with TN tax.

Originally posted by Pod People the only downsides that I forsee is the possibility to forget to turn off the grill or to disconnect the hose and it then leaks out all of your propane.  Vann

Forgetting to turn off the grill will use the propane. Disconnecting the hose from the grill should not empty the hose and tank as it should have a valve inside like the 1 lb bottles have to keep it from leaking. Having it connected with the grill shut off also should not cause it to leak propane if the grill's valve(s) is/are working correctly.

Edit:  I just remembered that you had removed the regulator and added a quick-connect. My apologies. That would leak the propane if disconnected. However, if the stove's controls are working, leaving it connected should not cause any leaks if those controls are working properly.