First Trip in Camplite 21RBS

I am going to have to investigate the physics of this.  An AC clamp on acts like  transformer coil and has current induced by the build up and break down of the current going through the sine wave.  DC can't induce current because it only has the transition turning on then off.  I wonder how the sensing works.  Doug, do you get this?

Thanks!

Yep. I thought about using the "calibrated" piece of wire, but with all the Chinese stuff floating around I'm not sure I could count on wire marked 10AWG really being 10AWG. Besides, I needed a new toy. And I needed a digital VM to keep in the camper. The price was reasonable.

Charlie

It is a storage compartment. About 8 inched deep and as wide as the slide. Height is a bit more than the door height. Sorry I can't be more specific, but I'm camped at Fort Pickens National Seashore, FL and it's dark and raining outside. The compartment appears to only be available with the dinette option, not the couch. Good added storage. BTW, I'm detecting a growing case of  Camplite fever there .

Both 21s can be ordered with either couch or dinette. The dinette seats do not lift for storage. That space is partially consumed by the wheel covers. There is a small bit of unused and inaccessible space, but it's minimal. It could be accessed, but you would have to cut access holes and add bottom shelving. I  really don't think it's worth the effort; there's lots of storage space already. Also note, there are no drawers in the camper, just lots of shelves. Drawer space, if desired, requires a trip to the store for plastic containers.