What did you do to your Grand Design today?

[COGrandDes]

Finished most of my electrical mods including inverter install, ATS, remote converter circuit plus switch, 560aH of LiP04 batteries and EMS.
Last week installed a nearly new Lippert Air Pin Box. Roadmaster Comfort Ride shock install is next.

[mkevinmarshsr]

Installed a Power Watchdog in the basement so I no longer have to deal with pedestal surge protectors.

[tompotts]

Inverter , 2nd charge controler, lithium battery install and tested the starlink pole mount I put together.

[House_of_Henniker]

I walked by it wearing snowshoes. Looking at the 20 inches of snow on it. Thinking if I only had a way to have enough cash to retire now. I could make my way to Key West for a few weeks...
But then reality hit. Its snowing again, and I have to work tomorrow....

[livinthelife]

Well, we didn't really "do" anything to the rig, but we bought a sensor for the freezer to track temperatures (so we could confirm the thing was defrosting when it should).

[Indy Tim]

Finished most of my electrical mods including inverter install, ATS, remote converter circuit plus switch, 560aH of LiP04 batteries and EMS.
Last week installed a nearly new Lippert Air Pin Box. Roadmaster Comfort Ride shock install is next.

Are you also going to add Roadmaster slipper springs?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07F4T8T9K...v_ov_lig_dp_it

[COGrandDes]

Are you also going to add Roadmaster slipper springs?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07F4T8T9K...v_ov_lig_dp_it

Hi Tim. No, not right now. I already have the MORryde CRE3000 system on the RV and will use that for now and just add the shocks. I feel like with the shocks, the Lippert air hitch, and the air bags on my truck....I should be pretty good. I will probably add the rear sway bar to the truck rather than spending that $$$ on the slipper springs setup. At least that's my plan for now anyway.

[COGrandDes]

Last weekend, I finished up my lighting project for the new RV carport. Keeps my GD Reflection out of the weather and CO sun. Love it!

[Daleahoke]

Very Nice. I have a similar RV port for mine, but I haven't got the sides or ends done yet. I'm thinking ahead to lighting, but mine is quite a distance from my house, so I'm trying to think of what my options are.

[COGrandDes]

Very Nice. I have a similar RV port for mine, but I haven't got the sides or ends done yet. I'm thinking ahead to lighting, but mine is quite a distance from my house, so I'm trying to think of what my options are.

Yeah you don't need much power if you just want to power LED shop lights and a plug to charge your camper batteries. I bought a (10) pack of linkable LED shop lights 5K lumens ea from Amazon and installed five of them on each side of the camper at a 45* angle so that I can see the sides of the camper and the roof if I desire to work up there. I also have one power plug that I can use for whatever. I wired that circuit into an extension cord for the moment till I can bury a real wire once it gets warmer outside. For now....it was cheap and easy and hits the mark!