You may find that you don't need the fridge on 24/7. It should stay cool for a while if you don't open the door. Also, there are lots of foods that don't require refrigeration.

The amount of space for solar panels on top is small, but I believe adequate. I have one 135W panel mounted just behind ...

On my '93, you need to unbolt the couch to work under there. If you start to unfold the couch (as if setting it up as a bed) and stop 1/2 way there is enough space the get your hand in there and reach the nuts on the anchor bolts. The couch is perched precariously while doing this so be careful and ...

My guess is someone installed a switch to disable the door open sensor. Thus allowing you to keep the doors open while camping and not drain the starter battery. I would like to do something similar with the side doors, but instead have a battery disconnect under the hood. Its good enough, but every ...

The house battery in my '93 when I bought it was not a deep cycle battery, just a type 51 lead acid. Great for starting the generator, but not so great at running the house 12v. Optima makes a yellow top that fits this size, but it's not going to perform as well as a normal (large) deep cycle ...

Here is what I figured out while installing my solar system in my '93.
There are two cables that come off the positive terminal of my under-hood house battery.
The first cable snakes under the main starter battery and I assume connects to some circuit for charging via the vehicle alternator.
The ...