Amen to that!

Busy, busy! I hope you get a chance to go camping yourselves this summer.

@Gord Morrow The power bar plugs into the female end from the NOCO plug, and the Gen M1 and trailer power cords plug into the power bar. Then when you're connected to power the battery charges and you have power at the trailer outlets. The GenM1 acts like a battery maintainer too so you can leave it powered on. If the battery is discharged a lot and its not raining I leave the box lid open in case gases build up, although it's unlikely because it charges at a low rate.

I use a hitch latch lock, coupler lock, padlock the safety chains and a heavy bicycle cable lock thru the wheel and spring. Roger in Moncton showed me the wheel lock the Princess Auto sells https://www.princessauto.com/en/detail/trailer-wheel-j-lock/A-p8584997e . Going to get one next time they're on sale.

We polish the aluminum aircraft cowls by hand using various pastes, and they all work well. But be warned, once you do it you'll be doing it again soon because every fingerprint will show up! But it looks nice when first done.

Here's a few more mods you might like. A small box shelf above each door to hold our glasses etc at night, and I wired a 12v outlet into the interior light fixture (the piece of wood is there to hide the 2 holes left when I turned the light around to face the other way and only used 2 mounting holes). Also a shelf under the galley shelf to hold a couple of dishes so we don't have to keep getting them out of the cupboard.

Hi Gord, I use the NOCO GenM1 charger. I got it on sale at Canadian Tire. The NOCO plug is available on Amazon.ca. I recently hooked up the NOCO plug to a power bar in the front box so that as well as having the charger and trailer powered I can charge up a couple of cell phones or tablets at the same time when we're plugged in. We seemed to go through a lot of ice this year in the heat, even though I'd added some extra closed cell foam inside the cooler. We have a good MEC soft sided cooler so next year I'm going to put that one inside the blue one and see how that works. It just means we won't keep as much stuff in there, and we usually have too much anyway. I was wondering how well the 12v coolers work so appreciate your comments.

Cape George, Nova Scotia

Hi Steve. You're welcome to use the picture. Can you download it from here or should I send you a copy?