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CATEGORY: CUSTOMIZED & MODIFIED
TOPIC: UPCOMING PROJECTS
Posted: 11 May 2018 05:12 #24
Posted By: TimCar
See Forum Post HERE
If anyone with a 2010 era Cameo ever wants to replace the A/C’s, Carriage was nice enough to pre-wire a CAT5 cable from the wireless Carrier A/C ceiling hole and leave it in the wall behind the Coat Hanger/Mirror to the right of the entry door.
The new Atwood’s are a huge step up from the Carrier units. Two of these 15K’s and the RV is like an Ice Box.
A big plus is each is only drawing 12 or so amps and the RV has much better climate control.
Turn these up 100% and you have either a 300sf+ Sauna or Freezer, your choice.
Two screws to remove the panel reveals the hole with the cable end.
This just again reminds me of just how well thought out Carriage was.
CATEGORY: ON THE OUTSIDE
TOPIC: DECALS PEELING
Posted: 06 May 2018 15:07 #15
Posted By: kenlinbyrt
See Forum Post HERE
Last summer we undertook to replace the lettering on our 2005 Carriage Cameo. We got excellent ideas and suggestions from different members of this forum. A special thanks to ‘falconhunter’ and ‘zim2205’ for their input and suggestions. Ultimately we went with ordering replacement decals (lettering only) from Graphixunlimited and putting them on ourselves. We used a 3M product, Woodgrain and Adhesive Remover, to remove the old decals (or what was left of them). It was a bit messy and you had to be careful to try and limited over-spray, but it worked exceptionally well. The decals themselves were very easy to apply – it took us maybe an hour to do all four. The large one on the front, and the 2
