We own a 2016 Promaster 1500 high roof RV conversion by Hymer North America, called a Carado Axion. This includes a full bathroom, kitchen etc. You can find out more about it on the Carado Axion Facebook page. Its layout was largely copied by the Thor Scope/Rize TM, which is the only comparable RV for sale today. Ours has two 300 AH KS2 lithium batteries plus a 2KW inverter, 200W solar panels, an underhood generator from Nations Alternator in Missouri, Alde furnace/hot water heater,KS2 battery monitor. This is the optioned out version of the Promaster with alloy wheels, fog lights, a package shelf above the windshield, backup camera, amplified TV antenna, DC-powered TV and Blu-ray player, Carefree manual awning with LED lights, LED lights around the ceiling inside, receiver hitch etc.
We've added a weBoost phone signal amplifier with sharkfin antenna (after finding that higher beercan antenna didn't really improve the signal); upgraded the foam in the lounge cushions which double as the mattress, added a hitch-mounted flip-up cargo platform, Sumo shocks front and rear and more.
We'll have had it for 5 years as of August 1 2023. It only has about 17K miles on it, so I'm always interested in the experiences of business owners with 100Ks of miles on theirs.
Currently I'm researching LED headlights, a dashcam installation, and replacing our rooftop AC (which we've never used) with a Maxxfan.
We've added a weBoost phone signal amplifier with sharkfin antenna (after finding that higher beercan antenna didn't really improve the signal); upgraded the foam in the lounge cushions which double as the mattress, added a hitch-mounted flip-up cargo platform, Sumo shocks front and rear and more.
We'll have had it for 5 years as of August 1 2023. It only has about 17K miles on it, so I'm always interested in the experiences of business owners with 100Ks of miles on theirs.
Currently I'm researching LED headlights, a dashcam installation, and replacing our rooftop AC (which we've never used) with a Maxxfan.