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Thanks a lot

It does not, unfortunately!

@@philborchelt5396 Thanks Phil.

No, but it's an easy modification to add. I plan to do that shortly.

@@petehaidinyak9084 Thank-you Pete.

Simply a microwave, if memory serves me correctly.

Sorry! We're technicians... so we don't usually think about wardrobe and closet space much. But, we'll try to show those a little better in the future! Thanks for the feedback!

@@RVTechToursatPrincessCraft On the 2016 model they hide the tv antenna behind the left wall in the cab over closet.

I've had three truck campers with my last being the 1165 and I can say every manufactures fit and finish sucks.

@@petehaidinyak9084 Hey pete, how are the Host Mammoth? I'm looking to buy the best and largest, what would be your suggestion? You've had 3 so you are the best guy to ask. Thanks a lot.

@@MaximusMerideus It depends on what is important to you. For me it was storage, th 1165 has the most storage of the large campers available. Since I'm going to travel alone have access to both sides of the bed was not important. The downsides to the 1165 is its dark inside. The kitchen could use a skylight. The AC unit is in the center, like most campers and it does not reach the bedroom. While there is a great deal of storage the kitchen is lacking. The 'panty' on the wall is only about 3-4 inches deep and you have to make sure everything fits. Under the sink is difficult to access and is dark. I added storage in the closet by the bathroom for the kitchen. I'm not sure on the Mammoth. I don''t understand the attraction to the 'fireplace'. Since I boondock I wouldn't use it. I didn't like that the bathroom is split, I like the separate bathroom in the 1165.

@@petehaidinyak9084 Thanks for taking the time to respond. Any of your knowledge really helps. I can't sleep when it's hot so I need to figure a way to be able to use the ac a lot. I might need to add extra Lithium batteries and a way to charge off the trucks alternator and of course more solar. Tough decisions. Thanks again, Pete.

@@MaximusMerideus You will need to run a separate circuit from the truck battery to the camper and limit the current flow. The regular 7 pin connector can't handle the current a Lithium battery can draw while charging. I sent a note to the Eagle Cap manufacture to offset the AC unit. I'm going to run a ducting system on mine. I've got 500 watts of solar on my rig but I'm going to redo the entire system to move the batteries into the basement so I can have 660amp hour and a Victron multiplus 24/3000 to power the camper. Should help with the center of gravity too. I've got my camper on a RAM 5500 CA84 so I have room in front of my camper for a Honda 3000i generator and another 50 gallon tank. That will give me a total of 129 gallons of diesel. I also have a couple of thousand pounds of extra payload capacity. The Honda generator is extremely quiet and smooth. The Onan generators put in truck campers are very loud and shake the entire rig. Not having the Onan also removed weight off the back of the camper. I would also recommend a catalytic heater. I've got a Camco Olympian Wave 3. It keeps my rig warm without using much propane and no electricity.