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Post by danlsgiga on May 23, 2024 16:44:56 GMT -5
Does anyone know where water should come out (overflow) once the fresh water tank is full?
Can't seem to see it under the belly
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Post by rsmittyb on May 24, 2024 6:44:56 GMT -5
Try looking for a fresh water tank vent on one of the exterior walls,(I circled in the attached photo of our 343 VIK). If you fill the fresh water tank to full, excess will flow out of this vent. Happy camping! Robert Attachments:
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Post by danlsgiga on Jun 3, 2024 10:59:29 GMT -5
I finally figured it out this weekend while camping. The gravity fill is also the overflow drain and its inside the docking station… which for me it is pretty weird since its well above the level of the fresh water tank  |
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Post by WrkrBee on Jun 4, 2024 6:58:17 GMT -5
I finally figured it out this weekend while camping. The gravity fill is also the overflow drain and its inside the docking station… which for me it is pretty weird since its well above the level of the fresh water tank So, the water fill and overflow are above the cable coax connections? That's some thoughtless "engineering" there. Is that a recent profile picture of the camper and Northern lights? |
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Post by danlsgiga on Jun 4, 2024 10:46:20 GMT -5
lol, yeah... thought the same and that's why I customized my starlink cable with a water proof protection there.
the profile picture is indeed us in a campground a bit north from Calgary, AB during the stunning auroras we had last month.
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Post by WrkrBee on Jun 4, 2024 18:36:47 GMT -5
lol, yeah... thought the same and that's why I customized my starlink cable with a water proof protection there. the profile picture is indeed us in a campground a bit north from Calgary, AB during the stunning auroras we had last month. I got to see the northern lights many times, while stationed in North Dakota, in the 70s. I was on the flightline at night a lot. Nothing like being outside, in the cold negative numbers, the wind, the dark, and seeing the northern lights curtains dance around you. If they were really active, you can hear them too. Pictures do not do them justice. |
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Post by danlsgiga on Jun 5, 2024 11:39:29 GMT -5
Absolutely! This one was the strongest Aurora in the last 20 years here in Canada and it was absolutely stunning. We could see clear vivid colours showering the skies above us with our bare eyes. This picture shows what I'm talking about, it was so bright that my phone was able to capture this without any editing.  |
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Post by Chris Naylor on Aug 1, 2024 22:25:36 GMT -5
The over flow is right above the coax and honestly never had an issue with it yet.
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