I really like the TAB products, but I would think that most people that buy a small RV like this are most likely to camp off-grid and not in an RV Park for the most part. I know the lithium upgrade package adds panels, batteries, and an inverter, but the Frontier model should be more than just graphics. If I purchased one, I would have to spend additional money to add a DC to DC charger since the umbilical to the tow vehicle would not carry enough power to charge the batteries while driving. Also can you run the air conditioner off the batteries? If not, there should be a 12V AC installed. There should also be a choice of toilets; I would prefer a wrappon toilet and not deal with dumping black tanks or dealing with cassette toilets in the 320 and 360 models. Also by removing the black tank, and adding some additional insulation, it just might end up a four vs three seasons camper. This would be very important to me. Please take a look at how overland adventure campers and vans are equipping their models for future ideas. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful feedback! Just to clarify, the Lithium Upgrade enhances the battery bank, but doesn't include additional solar. For more solar power, our Black Canyon Upgrade is a great option. The Frontier name refers to the graphic on the model rather than a separate package. We truly appreciate your suggestions and will be sure to share them with our team. Your input helps us continue improving our products, so thank you again for sharing your thoughts!
Is there an easy way to relocate the outdoor propane outlet for easier access on prior models, like my 2021 T@B 320? Asking for a friend. 😉 Also, I detect a slight edit regarding the Lagun table, so deleted my comment. I'm not losing my mind LOL😊
The layout is 99% of the way there. How much work and longer would the trailer have to be to make it a front to back bed, nobody wants to crawl or be crawled over in the side to side bed configurations.
@@nucamprv Yes thanks for pointing that out...but ideally the Tab (lets call it 450) would have the twin beds of the 360, the kitchen, bathroom, and dinette/bunks of the 400
@@paulcatarino2209 A T@b 420 would be “Nice” and probably hit that sweet spot. Tow-ability for mid-size SUV’s may diminish significantly unless they continue to work engineering miracles. I’ll keep dreaming!
Julie, you did a nice job with this video.
Yes, she did! We're glad you enjoyed the video.
Great job, Julie. You could moonlight recording audio books!
Yes, Julie did a fantastic job! We're glad you enjoyed the video.
I really like the TAB products, but I would think that most people that buy a small RV like this are most likely to camp off-grid and not in an RV Park for the most part. I know the lithium upgrade package adds panels, batteries, and an inverter, but the Frontier model should be more than just graphics. If I purchased one, I would have to spend additional money to add a DC to DC charger since the umbilical to the tow vehicle would not carry enough power to charge the batteries while driving. Also can you run the air conditioner off the batteries? If not, there should be a 12V AC installed. There should also be a choice of toilets; I would prefer a wrappon toilet and not deal with dumping black tanks or dealing with cassette toilets in the 320 and 360 models. Also by removing the black tank, and adding some additional insulation, it just might end up a four vs three seasons camper. This would be very important to me. Please take a look at how overland adventure campers and vans are equipping their models for future ideas. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful feedback! Just to clarify, the Lithium Upgrade enhances the battery bank, but doesn't include additional solar. For more solar power, our Black Canyon Upgrade is a great option. The Frontier name refers to the graphic on the model rather than a separate package. We truly appreciate your suggestions and will be sure to share them with our team. Your input helps us continue improving our products, so thank you again for sharing your thoughts!
Is there an easy way to relocate the outdoor propane outlet for easier access on prior models, like my 2021 T@B 320? Asking for a friend. 😉
Also, I detect a slight edit regarding the Lagun table, so deleted my comment. I'm not losing my mind LOL😊
Wish you didn’t have to use a shower curtain in the wet bath.
The layout is 99% of the way there.
How much work and longer would the trailer have to be to make it a front to back bed, nobody wants to crawl or be crawled over in the side to side bed configurations.
Thank you for your feedback! Please check out our TAB 360. It has twin beds with a north to south layout.
@@nucamprv Yes thanks for pointing that out...but ideally the Tab (lets call it 450) would have the twin beds of the 360, the kitchen, bathroom, and dinette/bunks of the 400
@@paulcatarino2209 A T@b 420 would be “Nice” and probably hit that sweet spot. Tow-ability for mid-size SUV’s may diminish significantly unless they continue to work engineering miracles. I’ll keep dreaming!
And it only costs an arm and leg!!
Did I see an enclosed underbelly?????
Yes, it has a molded underbelly shield. This feature is on the 2024 TAB 400 as well.
Lot more nice than my Scamp, but at triple the price and also much heavier! I'll pass!
Too bad that the red trim is not available anymore. I almost thought about an upgrade until I saw that. Gray, black, and white are pretty boring.
Please check with your dealer about custom color options ☺