Wish list for rPod

I have not removed it, but there is a hole under the sink where the P trap for the sink drain and the fittings for the black water flush reside in the 179. The sink skirt covers this hole so that it is not visible. Some people have ordered a kit from Forest River that provides a panel to cover the hole. I would not mind removing the sink in ours to gain the additional room, but the wife has vetoed that idea. She wants to keep the sink.

Originally posted by furpod Originally posted by spydie [ I must be missing something.  We already have 120 volt outlets inside the Pod.  But I guess you want more?  So why not just do your inside wiring and add them?  I don't see the benefit of putting a through-the-wall plug that would require you to have both your 30 amp cord plugged in and another 20amp cord.  That certainly isn't the way I'd want to start putting in inside outlets.  Unless I'm still not understanding it? Which is always possible. Just as soon as your wife turns on her blow dryer, while the WH is running, the coffee maker is running and your youngest just dropped a couple EGGO's in the toaster, you will understand.

I frequently struggle with "wish lists."  Much of what others think are necessary I have little use for.  And if all the accessories asked for were included the price would be much higher.

Its America people.  Make your Pod the way you want it!

+1 on memory foam mattress (could even be a walmart one like we use) and adjustable shelves in pantry (176).  An inverter costs about $20 on amazon and I have two of them already, but they have to plug into a 12 volt receptacle so I've just added 5 of those in the Pod... so... my next request that I forgot to mention earlier would be to:

Originally posted by spydie Originally posted by rawest50 Adding an item. 20 amp plug with receptacles to take advantage of most electrical pedestals at the campsites. Every camp site I have visited has 20 amp, 30 amp and 50apm service. I have bought a couple of 15 amp plugs to mount through the wall of the RPod and wire to where I need a receptacle. Just have to identify a safe spot to drill the hole for the connection plug.    I didn't understand that.  Are you wanting a 20 amp receptacle on the outside of the camper to plug directly into a 20 amp campground outlet (when you could use an adapter on your 30 amp plug just as easily), or are you wanting outside receptacles to plug things into it like a vacuum cleaner, etc?

If I want outside power I just use and extension cord. The plug would on the outside through the RV wall. Female end plugs into the wall plug. From there I would wire to an new outlet within the trailer I install. Just a clean neat way to get additional outlets inside without running cords inside. If there is an easy way let me know.