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Supplies:
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Voltmeter: amzn.to/3mvhYLG
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Scotch fasteners: amzn.to/39hIRQ6
Robertson Square #2 screwdriver: amzn.to/3knOf66
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Wire stripper: amzn.to/3M6CyME
Our MaxxFan beeped and stopped when using solar panels during our Scamp 13' camping trips. We found out the fan is voltage sensitive. The simple and inexpensive solution we implemented was to install a voltage regulator between the trailer power leads and the fan (the MaxxFan tech agreed with us that this is a good solution). The voltage regulator we chose accepts 9V - 36V input (a much higher range than the new MaxxFan mother board accepts) and puts out a consistent 12 volts, and is rated waterproof, dust-proof, moisture-proof and shock-proof (and currently sells new on Amazon for less than $15!). See full article at: www.scampgrounds.com (Tips & Tricks section).
Disclaimer: You will get the same great Amazon price by clicking on the links here compared to buying directly on Amazon, but by buying here you will also be supporting our KZfaq channel and website as we get a small commission from each sale. These are products and procedures we use for our own Scamp that we selected and developed from our own research and experiences. However, we do not endorse any specific product and cannot guarantee that the products we use are exemplary and the procedures we use are complete, accurate, detail the correct recommended procedures, or apply to your model small travel trailer. It’s always best to double check with your manufacturer or operation manuals to ensure you are doing everything correctly.