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Yep, to everything Geoff wrote. He is THE electronics/wiring expert on our, The Forum! I wired the DC-2-DC 12/24 charger as he wired, tuned it up to 30V, but so far have not used it. It's an amazing upgrade which I have installed and will use someday. If you look very closely at my picture, the harness going up to the rooftop cellular antenna, the cable tied down in a loop has Ethernet and 30V power supply for our Starlink Mini! There is only time for so much in life, and once I realized a simple battery is all we need for BASIC functionality... I've been using this day-to-day! 😎

Hey Fred! Even with all the other options now availible, this Starlink Mini power supply is a great way to go! I provided Amazon links to the Victron, timer, and programmer to someone else above, and the links are still good. As far as the 3-pin connector, there are several choices on Amazon. Search for 5.5mm 3-pin DC power connector. Go to timers.shop website for programming instructions. Iv'e provided a screen shot of the settings above. The programer is powered by USB, and the settings are flashed to the timer via WiFi by a cell phone or computer, No Apps are required, just open the URL address and plug in the settings. Have Fun! Geoff

I love your article. Can you please provide links for the bluetooth programmer and the 5mm 3 pin connector? Thanks Fred

Hi everyone — I previously did an intro in the introductions section, but my wife and I are new (to us) Oliver owners (about 2 months in). We’ve camped twice so far and already have several trips planned over the next several months, including a lot of boondocking in USFS campgrounds. I've had travel trailers of various forms for about 20 years and we are super excited to now be Oliver owners. I just finished a lithium / inverter / portable solar upgrade on our 2019 Legacy Elite II (Hull 514) and put together a detailed project write-up with photos, wiring approach, parts list, and lessons learned (see attached). The trailer came from the factory without an inverter, no roof solar, and no solar connector. It had two AGM batteries when we bought it. The main goal was a clean, reliable, serviceable install that leverages the existing factory AC/DC wiring/routing and keeps the system simple (including an inline inverter/charger pass-through so the trailer’s AC panel works “like stock,” just with inverter capability). I found great info on this forum as I undertook this project and hope to give back just a little by posting this as a practical reference for anyone planning a similar upgrade — happy to answer questions or share any additional photos/details if it helps. Happy camping!! Lithium Inverter Solar Write-Up.pdf

Hope you don't want to boondock in that kind of weather.......I can't even imagine! Welcome to our forum! Good luck on your quest. GJ

Great episode, Steve!

This would work, but the bike covers I am looking at cover the entire bike and rack. There is probably a work around

I, for one, was thrilled to see this trailer resurrected and restored to its original beautiful self. Personally, I thought that the prior owner made a terrible mistake and created something akin to a mud fence. No disappointment here, good work...

Can't help you with this one. Our TV is an SUV with a back hatch. But the pathfinder back door does not even come close to the box with our setup.

I believe both John Davies and Max Burner previously posted their steps in making this mod. Here is the link to Max Burners project

Is this what you are looking for? https://1up-usa.com/product/led-light-bar-license-plate-holder

Does anyone have a recommendation for a rear light kit that i can attach to my 1UP bike rack? My lights are not very visible once two bikes are on the rack. I would also appreciate advice regarding the electrical connection of the kit. Thanks!

And for sure this is the place to get the best options on how to do them. Especially now that we have a great search engine at our fingertips! YEA!

Double ditto!

Spot on Bill. Couldn't have been laid out any clearer.👍

Episode 19:

I was wondering the same thing -- @Olive2Roam

Time to add a Forum Signature and update your location! 😎

Thank you all! We are so pleased with our purchase and are looking forward to many years of enjoying it.

Only if you needed them to work..... 🙂

@xdr Welcome to the Oliver owners family! Enjoy your new trailer! The quality is second to none. I've had mine for 5 years now and buying it was one of the best decisions I've made. As you've already experienced, the folks on this forum are an amazing, collective wealth of knowledge and experience --- and always interested to help others. It's another true benefit of owning an Oliver! Congrats and Welcome ! Dan

Here ya go, eye candy!

Finger lickin’ good!

We had a real adventure last night eating at the Boiling Pot.😊

Actually, this whole thread has been very helpful and we are very grateful for all the information. Thank you all! We just got home late last night with Hull#1665 right behind us. Lots of learning to do but we are enjoying g the resources here and on YouTube.