davekaro

Very true. I'd want enough air changes per hour to keep CO2 and VOCs at reasonable levels. Those numbers can be unique per individual, but I would guess the scupper holes on the bottom (from what I saw during the factory tour) are not really bringing in enough fresh air to improve the air quality. Curious if anyone has setup an air monitoring device that can detect things like CO2. With two people in an Oliver with everything closed, I imagine it spikes pretty quickly. Sorry I'm getting a little off topic. Dehumidifying the air is great, but I'd encourage folks to think about ventilating too. I think the only way that works is opening windows/vents, which makes dehumidifying harder. I wonder if the dehumidifiers can keep up once you open a window/vent. Another option would be to keep everything closed, but every hour (or some interval) open windows/vents to get a load of fresh air to sustain until next time (obviously this won't work while sleeping).

In this situation, are you getting any fresh air into the trailer? I would think CO2 and other chemicals would build up quickly. Related, when the AC is running, do you know if it pulls in fresh air or is it recirculating the air inside already? I'm thinking I'd always want a window cracked or roof vent open at least.

How do you envision this working or what would the point of it? Is it an Ethernet port to extend coverage inside the trailer? Is it just a DC power port? Both?

Love the enthusiasm but what makes you think so from this photo?

Correct. It wasn't revealed to me what model/manufacturer they are going with. It was mentioned they thought the tilt out would be about 8 inches. So, still not clear, and we will wait and see. Agree. If the cross-flow ventilation isn't cutting it with the new awning windows, I imagine turning on the fan on exhaust will alleviate that issue.

It was confirmed on the tour today that 2026 model Olivers will have awning style windows. Full details still being worked out and 2026 model details should available in the coming weeks.

Is there anything specific you are waiting for in the trailer that MY2026 will have that is different from MY2025? When do the 2026 models go into production?

I don't own an Oliver, but am going to the factory tour next week. What don't you like about the sliding window? I think awning style would provide a better seal, but less airflow when windows open, making me prefer sliding. Though awning style could be left open in rain without needing to have the trailer awning open. What else am I not thinking about?