hi there.
just got our 2012 25' Flying Cloud. our plan is to use it at least a week per month, perhaps 2 weeks per month, year-round. for those weeks that we have it parked on our pad here in Northern NM during the late fall/winter when nighttime temps get below freezing, i really don't want to "winterize" per se, over and over again between trips. i'd prefer to keep it hooked up to shore power which we have and either run the furnace or use a space heater.
my concern of course is making sure the water lines or any of the tanks don't freeze. and of course i don't want to "fry" the batteries while running shore power.
any suggestions would be appreciated.
just got our 2012 25' Flying Cloud. our plan is to use it at least a week per month, perhaps 2 weeks per month, year-round. for those weeks that we have it parked on our pad here in Northern NM during the late fall/winter when nighttime temps get below freezing, i really don't want to "winterize" per se, over and over again between trips. i'd prefer to keep it hooked up to shore power which we have and either run the furnace or use a space heater.
my concern of course is making sure the water lines or any of the tanks don't freeze. and of course i don't want to "fry" the batteries while running shore power.
any suggestions would be appreciated.
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