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Electrical changes for 2003
Surpised this hasn't been mentioned before, but there are some great eletrical changes this year!
First is a 120 amp main breaker! Twice the capicity of last years and switch rated! 40 amp breakers for the high load motors! Not a huge huge increase, but will still give us more leway. New charger! 6 amps! Faster charges are always good. The Van door motors are back. The Atwoods are back to, with a 8mm shaft instead of that silly gear. Half inch drill motors! I'm still drooling. We have some serious motor power with all these big bad motors. Any other changes im missing? -Andy A. |
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