Battery drain

Originally posted by flaco Would a 100W panel be enough I wonder?

As long as the parasitic drain is less than what the 100W panel puts in on an average basis. The parasitic drain that I think is "typical" is only a couple of watts or so. So the daily drain with a 2-watt load is ~~ 48 watt-hours. If your solar panel puts in 100 watts for more than a 1/2 hour, you're good.

Originally posted by twodues On a wireless brake controller, the breakaway pin is wired directly to the hard wired control box mounted on the TT (the control box is wirelessly linked to the hand-held control module carried in your TV).

So how does the pin get pulled in the case of a trailer disconnect? The cable has to directly connected to the TV or it's useless.

TT

I am sure that it really does not void the warrenty but when dealing with idiots, logic and reason does not matter.  Because of ALL the problems we have had with the Rpod and the refusal of Forest River to make good their warrenty AND the dealers refusal to do anything on their own there comes a time when you just wash your hands of Forest River and PaulsboRV and continue life.

We have found a super company for service which we will stick with and now can put the trash behind us and enjoy the Rpod.... guess it goes without saying, however, that for a long time there will always be the niggle in the back of your mind wondering what will happen next.

Again, that service manager is an idiot. Feel free to point him the the Magnuson-Moss Act. Unless he/they can PROVE a mod you did caused the EXACT failure later, they are REQUIRED by LAW to honor the warranty terms. 

Good job twodues.