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Looking for a large popup tent camper. Should be fully functional and have both a dinette and a couch. Cash in hand
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HIX wrote:Looking for a large popup tent camper. Should be fully functional and have both a dinette and a couch. Cash in hand



No longer looking. Bought an 02 SeaPine
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Jesus_man wrote::worthless:

You know the rules!
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Was hoping to post "after" pics but here are the before pics
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Nice!! One of the best things I did to our pup is replace as many of the incandescent bulbs with LED's. I didn't do any traffic signals, but I did all interior and the exterior porch light. It helped the brightness and was much easier on the battery.
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Going to do the spring over this weekend. No idea why those pics uploaded upside down
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Iphone pics?
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Yup
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Yeah...they don't share vital information like picture orientation with lowly PC's...
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I was thinking that your anti-grav was intermittently working. Or you'd moved to Australia.
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Jesus_man wrote:Nice!! One of the best things I did to our pup is replace as many of the incandescent bulbs with LED's. I didn't do any traffic signals, but I did all interior and the exterior porch light. It helped the brightness and was much easier on the battery.


That's a great idea. Were they direct fit, or replace the whole fixture?
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Love a good pup, anything can tow them.
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Gunnibronco wrote:
Jesus_man wrote:Nice!! One of the best things I did to our pup is replace as many of the incandescent bulbs with LED's. I didn't do any traffic signals, but I did all interior and the exterior porch light. It helped the brightness and was much easier on the battery.


That's a great idea. Were they direct fit, or replace the whole fixture?


superbrightLEDS.com is where my dad got all his. Made a huge difference in power consumption. They were all direct fit.
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Cool, thanks!
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Gunnibronco wrote:That's a great idea. Were they direct fit, or replace the whole fixture?


I pulled all the bulbs and got the numbers off them, then cross referenced to a replacement at http://www.superbrightleds.com (I think) and the LED's were on a small circuit board and then they adapted to the fixture with a pigtail that plugged into the circuit board and then into the socket. Circuit board was foam taped to the back of the fixture.

Playing cards with the stock lighting was difficult as it was hard to read the cards. I replaced it with 5500 or 6000k LED's and that made it much easier!


They may have something more fancy now as I can't find what I used, but I also don't recall the bulb #.
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