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Test fitted both Slide-masters. Success in my original measurements. They needed to be for what they cost. Then took the plunge and started drilling but only after measuring and measuring and measuring.
Another small success in that the Samlex EVO fits perfectly where it is destined to go.
But with wins there are losses=we'll need to do some tweaking on the 80/20 cabinet but nothing to cry over.
Another big tweak decided. The batteries that were going into the 80/20 cabinet beside the Samlex inverter are now going behind the drivers seat. They can still go in the cabinet but the 1 foot space between the driver's seat and the beginning of the cabinet is 'dead' space and putting the batteries there makes life in the electrical cabinet much easier.
There are actually two 80/20 cabinets. The big tall jobber and an adjacent smaller cabinet. They but and tie together. This top of this second cabinet is a step for platform bed access. In side the smaller cabinet is the ac/dc distribution panel which of course faces the living area....and yet another success in that where the wires all come out of the wall is directly behind this little cabinet.
When the driver's side Slide-master travels/slides toward the 'den' the space was tight. It had to be dead on, and luckily the clearance is good. One will have to slide the Slide-master out the back though to open the ac/dc distribution panel.
So a pick of Poof walking the gang plank/testing the Slide-master and the test fit of the Samlex-
Another small success in that the Samlex EVO fits perfectly where it is destined to go.
But with wins there are losses=we'll need to do some tweaking on the 80/20 cabinet but nothing to cry over.
Another big tweak decided. The batteries that were going into the 80/20 cabinet beside the Samlex inverter are now going behind the drivers seat. They can still go in the cabinet but the 1 foot space between the driver's seat and the beginning of the cabinet is 'dead' space and putting the batteries there makes life in the electrical cabinet much easier.
There are actually two 80/20 cabinets. The big tall jobber and an adjacent smaller cabinet. They but and tie together. This top of this second cabinet is a step for platform bed access. In side the smaller cabinet is the ac/dc distribution panel which of course faces the living area....and yet another success in that where the wires all come out of the wall is directly behind this little cabinet.
When the driver's side Slide-master travels/slides toward the 'den' the space was tight. It had to be dead on, and luckily the clearance is good. One will have to slide the Slide-master out the back though to open the ac/dc distribution panel.
So a pick of Poof walking the gang plank/testing the Slide-master and the test fit of the Samlex-
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