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I have a 2006 Damon Challenger 372W that I want to install a Hott Rod Hot Water element on. I have been looking at ways to do this and due to existing circuits I feel that the best way to accomplish this is to install a new circuit. The breaker box on this unit is dead center at the rear of the coach. The hotwater heater is starboard side approx 20' from the rear. My thoughts now are to install a new breaker in the box and run 12/2 wire to a new receptacle in the bathroom cabinet where the hotwater heater is located. I'm wondering if anyone has done this and/or is there a better/easier way to do what I need to do. Any and all comments are appreiciated. A FYI is I spent 30+ years in the electronics / electrcial field and was trained in EET along with USAF training in avionics radar so theory wise I know what I am doing. I'm looking for ideas in the physical installation or some short cuts that someone else may know or have experienced. One of my favorite sayings is, "You don't know what you don't know." Feel free to contact me via email at judgegenenichols@gmail.com. Thanks, Gene

I find that I am in need of another 120 VAC outlet to plug in a Hottrod system that I recently purchased. Based on how the existing circuits are laid out I am going to have to run another complete circuit with a new breaker, new wire, and new plug. I spent >25 years in the electronics industry so I know technically what I am doing; but I was curious if anyone else has done this and what their experiences were? I know that I need to mount the plug in the bathroom sink cabinet. I owned a Pace Arrow in the late 1990's that had this done to it, but the 2006 Damon Challenger is a completely different beast. Any input is appreciated. Thanks, Gene

Could someone give me some help on setting up a signature line along with setting up a map showing traveled places in the USA? I found the place where to set up the signature line but could not find where to find a link to the USA map. Thanks in advance. My email address is gene.nichols@gmail.com if you prefer to back channel me instead of posting. Thanks in advance, Gene Nichols