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Thanks to the original poster for this question. I'm not there yet, but hope to eventually follow suit for my ham radio. I haven't done anything to alter my Ollie, yet. Slow and steady, slow and steady.

I'm not sure, but I think more than a year. They have been full-timers (with SOB trailer) for 2 or 3 years -- not only full-timers but nearly full-time Boondockers. They note that boondocking is difficult in the eastern US. Their preference for this composting toilet seems to stem from a) ease of emptying (so much easier - don't have to deconstruct the unit or move large parts around) and b) better results for her, when using (the separation of liquids and solids is easier during use).

Quick Update: my replacement Nature's Head fan arrived, via General Delivery. They sent me TWO (no charge) so now I have a spare. All good.

I’ve watched a few YouTube videos about conversion. I am not inclined to try to take apart the unit, but I have heard examples of people using 3rd party routers and boosters, to make the switch. Where did you mount your router, wiring and how did you exit the OTT to reach your unit?

I am wondering -- have you moved forward with your project to provide 12 volt for Starlink?

I'm wondering if you have done this yet? I'm considering Starlink and there are 2 boondockers with me who are both running Starlink. At least one of them has switched to 12v (he has switched nearly everything in his rig to 12v, smartly). It does seem surprising that Starlink still doesn't offer 12v options for their Roam package -- especially since they are charging more for it, and the cost to offer the option would seem to be fairly small.

Is it at all possible to feel the faulty nut with fingers, or to see it with a small mirror, without uninstalling parts? Can we create a pinned list of known faulty SN units here on the forum?

So, after much searching in the Forum, I found a LINK to the Submit Activity page -- but I will say it's confusing that those buttons are missing from my account page. I will try to submit new activity and see if it works. Here is the link I found from an earlier post: And/or: https://olivertraveltrailers.com/rewards-program/submit-activity/ [about 15 minutes later]... it's not working. I was able to fill out the form, but it doesn't seem to want to process after I click "submit". Now this could be related to my connection, but I don't think so. The link to the form successfully pre-loaded my account info (name etc) and I was able to fill out the rest of the form and click through the next parts. It just won't process the submit. I reached out to OTT; didn't realize I was submitting a ticket. I will post back here as things progress.

I just logged in (as an active member) and I can't find the "Submit New Activity" button. Has the program been discontinued? Here are the buttons I see: MANAGE REWARDS CARD MY REWARDS ACTIVITIES EDIT MY ACCOUNT DETAILS LOGOUT

Yes I did.

My friends here checked and there was power. The fan is faulty, so I am ordering replacement. While discussing the Nature's Head toilet, this gentleman told me about their own experiences and showed me the toilet he installed as a replacement. They are full-timers and it seems that they are also nearly full-time boondockers. They use an OGO Origin. https://ogotoilet.com/products/products-ogo-composting-toilet Thanks to all for your help.

Beautiful!

Thank you Rodney, and the entire Service Team for your outstanding dedication and excellent customer care.

So, I arrived at a boondocking site this afternoon, set up, and discovered that my Nature’s Head fan isn’t working. I took it apart, cleaned the filter, but the fan doesn’t run. I read the OTT manual (primarily it focuses on installation, and notes how different configurations will require different electrical connections or elements). I cannot figure out where a fuse is located. (I am typing this on my phone; if I can, I will add a photo of the parts I have in hand, but I don’t think iPhone images play nice for uploading). The wire that plugs into the fan is strapped along the flexible vent pipe, and comes out from behind the sink — between the hulls I guess — I looked at the fuse panel underneath the dinette and didn’t see anything noted for the NH. I don’t see anything that looks like a fuse. *** I have a 2022 Oliver E2*** *** EDIT: Now I see John’s bump post with diagram showing fuse location. I will check it in the morning, and update as I see what it looks like. Can anyone point me to the fuse (if there is one)? *** Do you think I need to replace the entire fan unit itself? I wonder if it is a problem in the wire that disappears under the sink. I sure hope not; I’m boondocking out in Utah, and if I need “service” I will be thinking about last summer. I will be ordering spare parts, per John’s post suggestion, tomorrow, even if this issue is just the fuse. Suggestions are appreciated. ** I will add photos if I can, after I post **

.... and on gravel, as I experienced 2 days ago!

I use a finger to tap it, but I'll definitely check them for dust and the spring alignment -- thanks!!

Sadly, I won't be at the Rally this year. But I'll watch here on the forum for threads to this. Happily, I'm already on the road -- enjoying the glorious wildflowers of Texas!

Sierra Ferrell, singer songwriter -- a new singer introduced to me by my Aunt Cornelia today.

In my 2022 there are no light switches. The 'touch lights' are all tap on/off, and the 'reading lights' are turned on/off by pressing into the lens. I'm following this thread because a couple of my touch lights are flickering at this point.

Thanks to Oliver for the reward -- mine was well spent. I think I have $11 left on it, and I'll use it this week.

When you say "detector" are you referring to the CO/Propane Alarm? Or to a Gas Detector (a measuring tool that you brought, doesn't come with the Oliver)? Like this: https://www.amazon.com/Natural-Detector-Portable-Combustible-Explosive/dp/B07FSVCSSL Greasing the Zerks was an easy job, thanks to Jason's excellent video referenced above. The only thing I would add that really helped me out is one of those small mirrors on a stick that you can use to see better at the zerks that are sandwiched. You'll know what I mean once you get to the job. I found one of those mirrors for $1 at the "discount" basket at a feed n seed store last summer.

Where would we see the details of this? Just in case I'm cruising by....

My Oliver suffers the same mysterious yellowing only around the rear window. I'm going to have to read through this thread several times to begin to understand some of the issues discussed. Thanks to all contributors.

I visited the park in 2018, but was not equipped to camp that time. I hope to visit again -- and I'm also interested in the conditions you found. It's lovely scenery!

Today my ARES team met up at a local park to test ourselves with some basic activities. I'm pleased as punch that my *new* home-brew (home-made) 9:1 UNUN Antenna -- AKA "a wire hung in the trees", as one of the team members called it -- performed beautifully. Within minutes I was speaking with operators in Hungary, Lithuania, Russia and Ireland (they were busy contesting on 10 meters). (I will add a couple of photos, once the photo upload issue is resolved.) I love this hobby! EDIT: With help from my friend and mentor, this project was built, tried and tested in a single afternoon. Two days later I had it strung up in a local park and I was talking to hams around the world. I highly recommend amateur radio to anyone who is interested in fun science projects. 73 9 turns around a powdered iron toroid core for this End Fed 6 - 40 Meter Multi-band HF Antenna Modifying the box (my mentor has tools) Testing the unit before closing up the box Some assembly was required :) In the park -- the antenna wire has pink flags on it to increase visibility The coax is run to the radio (at 90 degrees to the antenna wire)