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Cirrus 920 Truck Camper by NuCamp RV - w/Paul Chamberlain, Jr. "The Air Force Guy"
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- Опубликовано: 1 фев 2019
- Be Sure to Ask for Paul "The Air Force Guy" when you stop by Beckley's Camping Center in Thurmont, Maryland.
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Cirrus 920 Floor Plan Specifications
Floor Length: 10-feet 1-inch
Overall Length: 18-feet 10-inch
Overall Height: 8-feet 7-inch
Exterior Height: 7-feet 7-inch
Interior Height: 6-feet 6-inch
Cabover Height: 3-feet 6-inch
Center of Gravity (without generator): 43-inch
Center of Gravity (with generator): 45-inch
Body Width (without jacks): 86-inch
Body Width (with jacks): 98-inch
Fresh Water Tank: 38 gallons
Gray Water Tank: 32 gallons
Black Water Tank: 18 gallons
Fridge: 3-way, 5 cubic feet
Propane: Two, 20-lb tanks
Dry Weight: 2,905 lbs
Bed Area: 60-inchx 80-inch
Alde Radiant Heat: 11,000 BTU - 18,000 BTU
Air Conditioner: 9,200 BTU
Battery: Two, 6-Volt AGM Batteries (224 Amp)
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For more information on this camper or any other RV, please call Paul “The Air Force Guy” @ 301-898-3300 x139 or just remember to ask for him when you stop by Beckley’s Camping Center in Thurmont, Maryland.
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I just had to pause this video and shoutout a huge kodus, AFG! Best review I've seen in a long time. Learned tons, you spoke only whats applicable, and gave a thourough review. So glad I found you!
Go Navy!
Appreciate the feedback. Thank you for Your Service as well.
Very nice camper. I think the deal-breaker for us would be the small dining area. At 15:09 I can see that it would be very difficult to have more than 2 people sit there, as there is some kind of boxy structure protruding into the foot area. If we wanted to eat, play cards, etc with more than 2 people it would be uncomfortable at best or impossible at worst.
Very impressive camper. Truck campers have come a long way. This is great for a non slide.
Yes indeed!
@@TheAirForceGuy The only drawback to truck campers is that you have to have a pretty darn tough truck to put it on. Another one is height. Other than that I love em. Gotta watch them clearances.
I truly appreciated the awning show. For those who did not like it they could have just fast forward, so many videos just skim thru and don't actually detail everything and for me, that is why I watch the Air Force Guy. I would have liked to know however what the Alde system was, you just simply said" this is where you can see your level" level of what water? Hydraulic? The way you showed it I thought it was for the jacks but quickly realized the jacks are electric so it had to be some sort of hot water system. I went google on that stuff and now I know what it is for. You did end up touching on it again later and gave the model number (much appreciated) but still did not know it was a hot water heating system. Yes I am still learning campers. One last thing, in my research for Alde Systems I found a video showing the 920 has a bunk?!?!? The cabinets above the dinette unlock and drop down to make a bunk. So far as of this comment, I can't find the weight specs on the bunk. Great job though I truly appreciate the detail work you do, please don't stop!
Check out my how to video on the Alde system: ruclips.net/video/9LT65-epUps/видео.html
Nice review. I actually own one of these units and am slowly finding some quirks with the design of it.
I accidentally left the fridge on overnight in the 12 volt battery position. The next morning I went to start my truck and both batteries in my truck were dead in addition to the two 6 volt batteries on the camper. Not a big deal I thought, I’ll just fire up the generator. Well the generator does not have a stand alone battery so that wasn’t going to work. Had to jump start the truck with the wife’s car.
Second issue it the rear ladder on the outside of the unit. The large foam pad on the ladder does not engage the checker plate on the rear bumper when extended for use. Part of the ladder rests on the checker plate thus chipping the powder coat. Tried to adjust the foam pad position but it will not engage anything to keep the ladder off of the rear bumper.
FYI the Handle located in the rear closet with the Alde reservoir is for manually operating the jacks and is not for the rear manual awning. The propane tanks are not auto selecting but are manual. (Unless that option is available that I was not aware of).
The only other issue I’m currently looking at is modifying the heat shroud that covers the exhaust pipe for the generator. The heat shroud needs to be modified to clear my rear bumper and tail light. To temporarily fix the issue I have had to place 2x6 boards under the camper to raise the unit in the bed to clear the interference with the bumper..
In a nut shell I’m very happy with the unit but would like to have seen a little more thought put into the battery/charging design.
Also I’ll have to research the solar power app you mentioned as I wasn’t aware of that info.
Cheers from Canada.
What size truck do you use. And is it single or dualities? I’d like this model but not sure I can safely haul it with 1 ton single. Thanks
Thank you very good information as I am looking at Bigfoot, Lance Artic Fox and Cirus - Ontario here lol
I have had this camper on a 2004 dodge ram 3500 and a 2022 ram 3500 single axel.
If I were to purchase a new camper it wouldn't be a cirrus.
Great review, retired AF, WPAFB in 1995.....
Thank you!
Add inverter, better electrical system, and more solar panels and lithium batteries.It may increase price of camper but people will love it.
Not any room to add much more solar. Check out Fit RV, they did a great video on how little the solar really added to they RV battery power. One could always upgrade if needed. Not many do. thanks for watching
Very impressed with this guy he did a excellent job 👍
Thank you!
So your telling me that a 300 guy can’t get on this roof for maintenance? That sucks if that’s the case because I really like these campers. I think king star will hold that weight but they don’t have anything on the roof to mess with anyways. Bummer
That’s the case with most RV’s. The ladder is typically rated for 250 lbs. on most too
Would Love to see you actually line it up to a truck bed and use the electric jacks to position onto bed. Hubby is convinced to do so is a pain in the A@@.
Understand, maybe one day when I have one here I can do that for you. I am sure you are not the only person that would like to see that.
Very well thought out.love the cassette t toilet
Thanks for watching. They do a great job
Best looking camper I have seen. You mentioned the battery. What type is it? AGM, Lithium Ion? Also, what type of truck is recommended to comfortably haul this nice camper. Thank you.
Orient Xprs I was looking at them myself and you need a 350/3500 SRW truck, long bed.
As ALWAYS 👍 Nucamp makes awesome campers. I did not see where the Solar Controller is mounted or what type, Zamp or MPT...
I explained that it is an App based controller later in the video. Thanks for Watching...
Amazing ❤️👍🏼
Thank you! Cheers!
You seem to skip over the dinette which is a constant problem problem in other reviews I’ve seen. Can that box be moved so the space is actually useable. Great review. Thanks for info detail in most areas.
Sorry that I didn't do a better job explaining the dinette. The box cannot be moved. It has a heat register below it. When I get a chance I will do a video showing more detail about the Dinette. Thanks for Watching...
@@TheAirForceGuy In another video, I saw the dinette table swivels 360 degrees, you did not mention that. I still like what you do but in reading the comments I now see you miss a lot. I wish there was One Video to rule them all, One Video to find them, One Video to bring them all and in the darkness bind them.
I can live there for the rest of my life ha ha!
Me 2 financial freedom
How do you keep the Camper cool while you are driving, Can you get it with slide windows or can you use the A.C unit while in Transit ???
Robin, thanks for the question. You would have to run the generator to cool while driving. No pass thru window available at this time.
@@TheAirForceGuy Aww ok, thanks. Yea I wish it had windows that slide open, This is an AMAZING Camper.
@Omar Williams YEA these window push out. not slide open so you cant drive down the road with them open. I prefer when campers have sliding windows, up or down ,,or side to side.
@@TheAirForceGuy Not necessarily.......a 2000 watt inverter, 200-300 AH in Lithium batteries would do it. Also remember that LP Onan sounds like a buzz saw when it's running and consider how close the exhaust is so close to your living area. Too bad that Onan can't be omitted and knock several thousand dollars off the price......solar/lithium/inverter doesn't make any noise and require any LP or gas.
Excellent review but you missed the most important bit of info. THE HOLDING TANKS, which determine if it is even a useable unit.
Thanks for watching. All of the specs are listed below the video.
How does the t@g vent the ac and condensation from the window unit, I would like to see that please
I explain it in this video: ruclips.net/video/Ynf1gwM1bJE/видео.html
** Thanks for Watching....
Should start by saying on what kind of truck that rv can be set. Too much time just showing how to set an awning ...
Thanks for the response. Will keep that in mind for the next video.
Nice camper
Thanks 👍
is it possible to expand the legroom under the dinette table, and remove the tv and storage drawer swap for a large dry bath?
Unfortunately they do not customize like that. May be able to find someone to do that after the fact.
Dry weight ?
All specs are listed below Video. Thanks Watching!
so the battery compartment access door is not accessible if the camper is loaded on the truck. there must be a way to change them from inside the truck
maybe I fell asleep? at this price the reading lights should be on long flexible shafts. 17' for sale near me 28k. good thinking it's a bit heavy at 3200 # for my 91' F250. but it hauled a lance that heavy fine.
Yes you can access the battery from the inside. Good Luck and Happy Camping....
Do you know if you can buy the 920 with a cassette toilet? I emailed the manufacturer but they have not gotten back to me.
fishernate I didn’t see that in the brochure. It has a wet bath.
I definitely hope they would consider a cassette system or a composting toilet system. Those are the most modern and convenient ways to travel by, offering the largest amount of autonomy.
@@dam4274 wet bath usually means, no separate shower, but shower and toilet and sink in one room (usually have to wipe it dry)
What foods go in the crisper?
Fruits & Veggies. Can even be your adult beverage if you want.
What's the song in the beginning?
Not sure. It was one from the software I used to make the video. Sorry I can't help you with that...
Sorry. Without proper introduction of what type of pick up is needed or the weight of the camper is a non starter. Would be helpful if I am gonna continue or move on. Thanks.
Sorry that I didn't cover that information. Trucks can be very different. The dry weight of this one is over 2,900 lbs. and will be in the low to mid 3,000 range when filled with options and gear. It all comes down to payload in the truck you are looking at and it must have a long bed. If it were me, I'd want a truck with a payload over 4,000 lbs. to be safe. One needs to consider the truck camper as well as people and cargo in the truck itself. Thanks for watching!
RV Reviews by The Air Force Cool, thanks
Everything should come standard for that price....
Not everyone wants all of those options. This is one of the mid priced 4 season truck campers on the market with many benefits to the construction over some of the competition. Thanks for Watching!
@@TheAirForceGuy do you have payment plans or does one have to pay it all at once?
What size truck ? 350 or 350 Dully?
comes down to your payload. This unit is just over 3,000 lbs. dry weight
@@TheAirForceGuy ok so a reg 350 can carry that, good to know Thankyou
How much money
At the end of the video is the order sheet, Final price depends on options.
A fully loaded one
Ils faut venir sur le marché européen mais avec des prix européens et des standards électriques
Remark "They have to come to the European market but with European prices and electrical standards"
Answer "Anything is possible, just comes down to cost"
Wet bath? Nah!
screen door yes u-dinet no
Thanks for watching
Why ALL THE NOISE DURING AND MAKING THIS VIDIO BAD TIMING 👎
Kinda hard to not hear the noise since they are working. Sorry!
Are you naturally this annoying, or did you have to work at it?
It's Natural. I thank my parents for the structured upbringing. Thanks for watching & your comment.