'26 Valor 32a10 -1 year of ownership

[Whitey]

I've had my Valor for 1 year.
The layout fits my weekend warrior lifestyle perfectly and most likely my future extended-stay retirement lifestyle.
It is a State Park perfect RV, more than capable of having multiple hot showers and more than enough black tank space, on electric-only sites.
It's performed perfectly, with only a few small, fix-it-yourself warranty claims.
It has Boondocking potential when I decide to upgrade (currently Inverter prep with: 300 Ah lithium, 400W solar & 2K inverter)

I wasn't expecting/looking for this FamAlly social stuff, it's a benefit that has grown on me.

I want to thank Alliance and all on here!
I'm very happy with my choice in RV.
See you at a campground soon.

 

[ramv]

Did you install the inverter? Do you do a transfer switch? Considering an All Access as well.

 

[Oregon_Camper]

It has Boondocking potential when I decide to upgrade (currently Inverter prep with: 300 Ah lithium, 400W solar & 2K inverter)

I wasn't expecting/looking for this FamAlly social stuff, it's a benefit that has grown on me.

Personally, when you're ready to make the move..yank everything out and start over. Wiring a 3k or 4k inverter directly to your panel is best...then everything is hot, not just a few select circuits from "inverter prep" setup

Yep...the social side here is kinda fun.

 

[Whitey]

Jim- Yep, planning on removing everything & doing it right

ramv -Yes, installed the inverter myself, wasn't hard. I had limited funds at the time and powering up everything but the AC was a good option for me, I use it for short Walmart overnighters etc. There was a guy on here who had a good write-up, I wish I did a better job documenting things, I just tackle it and figure it out on the way.

 

[Whitey]

I'm really following the new AC design (Chill Cube, Everest, 12V, etc), this might change my Inverter choice