Starcraft 20.62.2 OB Inclusions?

[dosmos]

Hi all. We've yet to pay our confirmation deposit on our 20.62.2 OB and have included the follwing:
Upgraded fridge size, bed dinette convertor, 120 to 150 W solar, extra internal PP, double external PP, extra awning light, 12 V plug under table, moved battery to under seats, extra external hatch to access space where washing machine goes, rear bike rack, external table, gas bayonet near rear wheel, extra towel rack in ES, bigger TV.
Can anyone think of anything else we might want to consider? We do 80% powered sites.
Thanks DOS

 

[mfexpanda]

Extended draw bar ?

 

[17triton]

External 12v plug and tv point? wind up aerial if not standard?

 

[Gadgets 21.63.1]

upgraded luggage weight, cardboard under front bed, extra pp next to inside cooker (the only one on the bench is too far away for cooking with), extra lights in main living area, 2 lights is not enough.

 

[Gadgets 21.63.1]

pic of extra cardboard under bed.

 

[Gadgets 21.63.1]

one extra light over pantry, as pictured below, otherwise you cannot see in there at night time. you can also see the extra power point near range hood.

 

[Gadgets 21.63.1]

we have also had the main dining table remade by jayco to a larger size, 200mm longer. as you can see in the prev picture if sitting at the end of the seat you cannot eat of the table as it is to short.

 

[relgate]

What about the canvas bed end covers?

 

[macca]

Entertainment module outside. Gas Bayonet at the front if they will do it. Buy your own TV but get them to fit TV bracket (ie Kogan), External shower. I love spending other peoples money. Speakers inside and outside with fusion stereo, maybe a second table. I would ask if they could do a table top that doubles as a bed converter. There that's a couple $k

 

[dagree]

I love spending other peoples money.

You sound like my wife @macca

 

[twscoot]

Ibis air conditioner.

 

[BigSkiddy]

Annex light on the driver's side (side without door), handy for when emptying toilet or doing other things on that side at night.

 

[Gadgets 21.63.1]

i optioned for the non reverse cycle air con, as the the reverse cycle units dont work that well heating when its zero or colder outside.

 

[macca]

Adam, did you order both your ac units non reverse cycle?

 

[meandher (a frost)]

I guess we will find out if the heating cycle works at the WA meet up in Toodyay next weekend. It gets bloody cold out that way and the forecast is for rain - and lots of it. Wonder if Target stock those cowboy onesies with the flap in the back

 

[twscoot]

Ibis air conditioner.

I'd add that the Ibis is very quiet and has worked well down to 3 degrees so far (the coldest temp we have been in) but I carry a small $20 blow heater too should I need it.

 

[relgate]

I'd add that the Ibis is very quiet and has worked well down to 3 degrees so far (the coldest temp we have been in) but I carry a small $20 blow heater too should I need it.

*Try posting a bit more so your post isn't boring*

 

[Gadgets 21.63.1]

Adam, did you order both your ac units non reverse cycle?

the back one is cooling only, the front one is cooling and heater element. i have a touch screen central heating controller with runs a fan heater for the moment, but i am going to install a gas heater in the van soon, the reason for not using aircon for heating, is that at night they are too noisy or require a generator at night to work. where a gas central heating unit is almost unheard and can run if your free camping or in a caravan park with power.

 

[Gadgets 21.63.1]

*Try posting a bit more so your post isn't boring*

*Try posting a bit more so your post isn't boring* heaters would almost put your power capacity at the limit. you should only need 1 with a good heater, however a good heater is not normally expensive. i use a masters $20 heater, but i tested many before purchasing. it blows very strong, but only draws 1800 watts. most will draw there power point limit of 2400 watts.

 

[relgate]

*Try posting a bit more so your post isn't boring* heaters would almost put your power capacity at the limit. you should only need 1 with a good heater, however a good heater is not normally expensive. i use a masters $20 heater, but i tested many before purchasing. it blows very strong, but only draws 1800 watts. most will draw there power point limit of 2400 watts.

LOL!!!
I meant "me too"!!!

That's funny!

:rofl:

Ok, so I dont use two heaters, just one. I was simply agreeing with you