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Update: This issue has been resolved.

From the pictures sent by Mossey, I am guessing that it could be either the USB 2.0 Standard-A or the USB 3.1 Standard-A. Monday I will call Furrion to see which USB they use, so I do not order the incorrect plug to switch from the Furrion to the memory stick.. I will pass on to all what they say. Thanks Mossey and SeaDawg.

Mossey: Thanks for the link. I did do a search myself but did not find the one from ShallowGal. I also looked at the Oliver University TV video and in the Furron owner's manuel but neither solved the issue. ShallowGal's 2017 and my 2018 Ollie's apparently have the same model Furron TV and radio. (We do not have the TV Audio TV Speaker option to turn off the TV speakers.) ShallowGal's procedure of switching the radio Input Mode to "ARC" was the answer to getting the TV audio onto the radio. Simple one step procedure. Thanks Mossey. NEW Question: The radio has a USB connection on the front panel. The owner's manual does not say what size/series this USB connection is. I have a memory stick with music on it but the memory stick does not fit into this Furron USB connection. Does anyone know what USB connection size/series it is and how I would be able to connect my memory stick?

I have been trying to program the TV to utilize the radio speakers. I went onto the Oliver University instruction site but the programming instructions given did not match the functions on my TV controls. I suspect that the Oliver University instruction was for a different model Furrion TV. I have a 2018 Oliver Elite II. Has anyone been able to have the TV audio come on the radio speakers and if so how did you program it? Thanks

Greg: I do not agree with John about which trailer is best for you. The Elite 1 is the smaller single axle trailer and is best suited for only 2 people. You mentioned camping with kid and grandkids. The Elite 2 the larger two axle trailer is a little bigger. 3 people might be comfortable in this two axle trailer and could accomodiated more people during meal times depending on the trailer layout you purchase. Check out the Oliver web site and look at both trailer sizes and choose for your self on which size trailer works for you. John has a good point about rock protection of th efiberglass tailer (or using tow vehicle mud flaps) if traveling a lot on gravel roads. I would suggest you contact Oliver as they could tell you the location and contact information of the closest Oliver owner who could show you their trailer. Maybe there is some owners in Alaska already. Good luck in your search

Nice qilts and pillow covers on the beds. Did you purchase them or have them made? If purchased from where?

If you got water, they will come!!

csevel Why not use the outside shower for water for the dog?

Donna and Scott I was reading about propane gas tank valves while researching camp stove. That site was recommending to not turn the tank valve on all the way. With a gas flow problem, they recommended turning the tank valve completely off then only turning the valve on one full turn (and not more than that). Good luck.

Like Trainman I get an average of 13 mpg while towing at 65 mph with my RAM 5.7 Hemi with trailer package at around 1800 rpm. I have not seen much of a reduction in mpg going at 70 mph which I will do if in a hurry (but that is not often) or to keep up with the traffic flow. This year my travels are in Maine and New Hampshire so the traffic has not been heavy yet this summer. RAM has plenty of reserve power and will down shift on sight up grades to around 2100 rpm. I get around 18 mpg (in the warm summer) when not towing the Ollie.

Mike: Oliver Service Dept tells me that you can not run a grill when 2 regulators are in-line as they would reduce the pressure to low for good flame. My grill needs a minimum if 19 inches of water column pressure so I can not use it connected to the Oliver quick disconnect. I am researching what type of 2 burner grill will work with the quick disconnect, and I am guessing I will likely need to remove the grill's regulator. Did you remove the Weber Q1000 and Blackstone's regulators from the grills when connecting the hose to the quick disconnect? Thanks

Pat The pressure at the Oliver quick connects is 11 inches of water column. This is considered low pressure. The pressure out of the 16.4 oz bottles or the 20 lb tanks is high pressure which most of the grills run on. i.e. grills can not operate on the Oliver low pressure. You can get a hose with the grill connector at one end and the 20 lb tank fitting.

AS have plywood floors that can eventually rot. The quality of AS is not what it used to be. AS's solar package capacities are small, Oliver's quality....and all of the above comments, for me, made it a easy decision to go with a Oliver.

Dan: One thing not mentioned that you might want to conside is the resale value of the Oliver. I noticed that on the Oliver classified forum one used Elite II took 5 or 6 months to sell that did not have solar panels when used Elite II's with solar sold within the same week listed.

I contacted Oliver as I was trying to use my Genesis stove connected to the Oliver quick connect fitting. Oliver told me that the pressure at the quick connects is 11 inches of water column pressure and that since Oliver has a pressure regulator at the tanks you should not use a second regulator at the stove. SteveCr's approach might be the best solution for using the Ollie propane. A couple of other options are: 1. For those stoves using the small 16.4 oz bottle, you can purchase a fitting to refill these small bottles from a 20 lb larger propane bottle. 2. There are hoses and fittings that you can purchase so you could connect the stove to a stand alone 20 lb propane bottle. This would allow you to use the stove's regulator, but you would have to bring another propane bottle with you. If you come up with another way. lets us know.

My Oliver came standard with the Zamp connection on the side of the Oliver pre-wired for connection of mobile panels. You should contact Oliver sales to confirm the connector is standard. The 340 watt Oliver panels and controller are well matched to keep the batteries charged, even in the winter in New England, so why wait to later, since you can afford them.

Hypervent matting is available from a number of vendors on Amazon at a more favorable rate. Only down side is you will need to cut the matting to size. A shart pair of sizzors work fine.

You mentioned a possibility of a vaper lock in the propane line. Did you try starting up the stove to confirm that you have good propane delivery? I am surprised that Truma was not more helpful.

We ordered on Amazon the same magnetics that Mike and Carol have in their picture and they came with screws and double sided tape. We put one magnetic on the bottom corner of the door and (instead of placing the other magnetic on the face of the fiberglass under the dinette seat) the second magnetic was installed inside of the cabinet, out of site, and this installation holds the door open with no problem.

I am looking for an exterior 2 burner propane stove that I can connect to the Oliver quick disconnect fitting. (Oliver tells me a stove without a pressure regulator is required since Oliver already has a pressure regulator in the system at their tanks). The propane gas at the Oliver quick disconnect has a pressure of 11" of water column (low pressure). I have only found propane stoves that have a pressure regulator between the stove and either a 16 oz or 20 pound propane bottle/tank, which is a high pressure system. What kind of exterior stoves do other Oliver owners use that can connect to the Oliver quick disconnect fitting? Also what kind of hose is used between stove and the quick disconnect? Thanks

Does anyone know the propane gas pressure that is delivered to the quick disconnects? Thanks

Pat: How did you attach the pllywood box to the aluminium basket? What kind of paint did you use on the plywood? Is that a cleat on the left side of the box?

Pat- Can you post a picture of your storage box?

Maine was pay the yearly excise tax, get the tags, put them on the plate and go camping. Pretty easy and reasonable except for the first time after buying due to the sales tax.