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Separate topic, but I also use Sensor Push to monitor temps in my Oliver, for both heat and cold, and I've also used their Gateway in other uses so I can monitor remotely. I'm working on a system now for the Oliver w/ a Hotspot so I can do the same. Great product, been using for years.

Thanks all. Yes, the plan is usually to be at higher elevation, but even then the poor insulation on the Tiger can't keep up if I'm in direct sunlight. But, we will be full timing at points, so we don't always get the luxury of getting high up. Geronimo John: good advice on replacing the A/C. We generally like buying used, then tinkering until we get it to where we want to be. So, for an Oliver it'll be Lithium, sounds like a new A/C, composting toilet, etc.

Hi! We are looking at an Oliver (Elite II, specifically), and are wondering about the performance of the insulation & A/C. We currently own a Provan Tiger, and even though the A/C is great, it can't stand up to direct Colorado sunlight due to the poor insulation. We are moving to western-slope Colorado, and temps of 100+ and direct sunlight are going to happen, and for the sake of our dog we'd like to keep the inside of the camper to below 80 degrees. Is the insulation of the Oliver enough that it can reasonably cool the space with a good size AC unit?

We are considering options for durable trailers, either an Escape, Oliver, or Black Series. All season/all weather is most important criteria, followed by something that won't rattle apart on dirt roads. We would really like to see one in person, though. Is anybody in Flagstaff/or going to come through Flagstaff this summer?