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General Discussion / Re: A PC with rear twin beds

« Last post by LRUCH on October 29, 2025, 09:39:46 pm »

The wrong floor plan caught my eye too... I also noticed the fireplace on the passenger side transition wall. Interesting! I've only seen that once before, - - maybe 3 or 4 years ago in a sale listing. I think this could be the same PC.


Larry

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General Discussion / Re: A PC with rear twin beds

« Last post by CalCruiser on October 29, 2025, 08:26:40 pm »

That’s definitely one of those “if you know you know” finds that not everyone is looking for. Maybe it will be yours? Winter is  just around the corner and the used motorhome market isn’t really  booming.

7.3 V8 in a 2018? The floorplan drawing is wrong too.

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General Discussion / A PC with rear twin beds

« Last post by Sarz272000 on October 28, 2025, 08:38:53 pm »

This PC is on RVtrader.  It has rear twin beds and is a 2910T but only has two slides.  I wish they would offer this as an option so more used units would be available.  This model was made before as a Custom Twin but on the 2910D configuration.  The twin beds in the rear are longer and give more privacy.  It is the only model that can accommodate taller people. 

https://www.rvtrader.com/listing/2018-Phoenix-Usa-Phoenix-Cruiser-2910T-5038275133

Ron Sarzynski

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General Discussion / Re: This Forum Is Finally Working Again

« Last post by Phoenix USA RV Forum Team on October 20, 2025, 06:06:17 pm »

Hi Guys!!
thanks for your patience!! We have made some changes to the forum hosting.... We hope that this improves the reliability. We know how important the forum is to our community and we plan to continue to support it and you!!

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General Discussion / Re: This Forum Is Finally Working Again

« Last post by Joseph on October 19, 2025, 12:27:48 pm »

Thanks Ron.  At least we know it’s not PC letting it slide.

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General Discussion / Re: Alternative Fridge?

« Last post by Joseph on October 19, 2025, 12:26:58 pm »

Update on fridge conversion to 12 volt.  We recently took a short 4 day trip. At 5 pm the day before departure I turned the fridge on.  The following morning when loading the fridge was at 34 degrees and the freezer was at 4. Over the course of the 4 days the fridge maintained between 33.5 and 34.9 degrees. I never had to make any adjustments.  It’s as sim Poole as just turning on your fridge. Nothing to adjust.  The one con is while connected to shore power.  In the 2552 the charging unit is directly below the bed. The 12 volt systems causes the charger to kick on frequently. It’s an additional fan noise along side the inverters fans. This may or may not bother you.  Personally I wish I could throw a switch to turn the charger off at night.

Overall I wish I’d known of this sooner. I like it soooooo much better than the three way system.

One change I’ll make is If I find a way to shut the charger off at night it will be on my to do list. 

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General Discussion / This Forum Is Finally Working Again

« Last post by Ron Dittmer on October 18, 2025, 09:42:56 am »

I have informed Phoenix when this forum goes down for lengthy periods.  The owner of Phoenix, Tina Cooper, told me that GoDaddy hosts the Phoenix forum, and that Phoenix has no influence.  It sounds like the forum will be down frequently because GoDaddy does not expand what is needed to meet the ever increasing demand of its customers.

If you need a host for personal or business use, DON'T consider GoDaddy.

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General Discussion / Re: Batteries brands vs cost vs efficiency

« Last post by Joseph on October 02, 2025, 03:13:42 pm »

My rig came with the slider and two 12 volts.  I’ve been able to upgrade my sliders to 500 lb and I lower it enough to allow 11” of clearance getting under the outer door.  Agm allows the most room     and power wise seems like the best choice over all.   The cost of the AGM did take me back a bit.

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General Discussion / Re: Batteries brands vs cost vs efficiency

« Last post by Sarz272000 on October 02, 2025, 11:59:14 am »

Ron.. Thank you, I’ll look them up. How long did you have them or are you still using them?

Looks like there’s not much savings over Trojan.  $426, less cycles and one year warranty.

Trojan looks like the best deal.  I sold my PC about 4 years ago.  Been looking for another for a while. 

AGM is the best choice in my opinion.  You are also right in that Lithium upgrades are too costly for benefit you would get. 

Ron

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General Discussion / Re: Batteries brands vs cost vs efficiency

« Last post by Ron Dittmer on October 02, 2025, 12:04:37 am »

Joseph asks
>Trojan T105-AES 6V AGM 207 amp hr has a DOD 0 % rating of 1200 cycles . $500-545.00. Each..  Three year warranty.

Those batteries only list for $200 ea and I saw this offer: https://advantagebatteries.com/shop/trojan-t105-6v-battery/ for $166 (All in FL) but I bet someone could meet their price.
My T105's are over 7 years old and still going strong.
I monitor the state of charge and try never to go down less than 50% charged.
I don't mind adding water about every 45 days.

That works for PC owners who had 6V batteries when the rig was new because the battery compartment accommodates taller 6V batteries.  But for people like us who originally had 12V batteries in a lower profile compartment, changing to taller 6V batteries required me to delete the tray to gain the height which makes sealed AGMs the only practical option because you can't inspect fluid levels with the tray deleted.  CLICK HERE to see pictures of my 12V to 6V AGM conversion.