Another amazing video!! Looking forward to seeing this travel trailer with the metal guards around the tire wheel well. Glad you and your camera man survived -4 f. This would be a fun trailer to take to Red River, New Mexico for mid-week ski vacation in the winter. Keep on camping!!!!
You mIght consIder electrIcal heat tracIng on the pIpes ... I am a pIpe desIgner, and In cold places that Is how we keep the fluId ... fluId ... just a thought
Well, here is my thoughts on this. Amazing job problem solving the shortcomings of this Premium trailer. The truth of the matter though is that this should come with all of these "improvements" already standard. For the price of this trailer (it costs as much as a home folks, with land, with vastly better features) there should be NO improvements needed other than cosmetic to make it "your own". Fixing the heating, ducting, insulation, etc. so it doesn't completely fail you when you need it most? C'mon man! I'd almost consider buying one of these if the manufacturer were to do EVERYTHING they did here and then some.....and not raise the price. They already can't come close to justifying $150,000 for a trailer like this when I could buy a Semi truck conversion motorhome for that price! You know, a true home on wheels.
@@Asancho4909 Loads of issues from my personal searching. On the forums talking with the owners and looking at photos. Delamination issues. A lot of electrical issues that have started several small electrical box burnouts. The cheapest of cheap batteries and wire. No cold weather insulation. Leaking roofs. Plumbing issues. A lot of leaking skylights. Yet more electrical issues. I know some people have ironed the kinks and you may get one and its great. I'd inspect the hell out of it first and read up on issues from owners. They may be improving them, but the main box is built in China and outfitted in CA. There are a lot of fitting issues when they arrive and things constantly changing.
@@ROAOffRoad I was wondering because you kept saying -4⁰ and I was thinking that is a joke in northern Canada. But looking at it now -20⁰c is a good rating.
Thank u so much for such resilience and your dedication to attain perfection. You guys truly go above and beyond. Thank you 😊
Awesome! Did ROA plan to do a winter camping with the X195?
Call me when you have super heavy duty water, pumping through the system. 😉
Great episode. Love the hands on transparent approach. Inspires confidence 😊
Another amazing video!! Looking forward to seeing this travel trailer with the metal guards around the tire wheel well. Glad you and your camera man survived -4 f. This would be a fun trailer to take to Red River, New Mexico for mid-week ski vacation in the winter. Keep on camping!!!!
You mIght consIder electrIcal heat tracIng on the pIpes ... I am a pIpe desIgner, and In cold places that Is how we keep the fluId ... fluId ... just a thought
If more camper manufacturers started using the NASA insulation might it start to reduce the cost of that insulation?
Wind chill does not lower the temp, it will pull heat off a surface faster yes. But 10 degrees with wind is still 10 degrees
Yeah we corrected this in a later video, wind chill does not make it colder, however it will speed up the process of things reaching that 10 degrees.
Ask me for advice anyday if you have any other problems with the cold. 🥶 Im from Sweden. 😉
Well, here is my thoughts on this. Amazing job problem solving the shortcomings of this Premium trailer. The truth of the matter though is that this should come with all of these "improvements" already standard. For the price of this trailer (it costs as much as a home folks, with land, with vastly better features) there should be NO improvements needed other than cosmetic to make it "your own". Fixing the heating, ducting, insulation, etc. so it doesn't completely fail you when you need it most? C'mon man!
I'd almost consider buying one of these if the manufacturer were to do EVERYTHING they did here and then some.....and not raise the price. They already can't come close to justifying $150,000 for a trailer like this when I could buy a Semi truck conversion motorhome for that price! You know, a true home on wheels.
Have you come up with a price for those upgrades?
You should take the black series hq21 and add the cruisemaster ATX. That’s where the money is at.
Black series ended up being junk. There's a reason they quit carrying them.
@@TravelingStacker having visited Black series they seem pretty stout to me. I don’t know why ROA doesn’t do business with them anymore.
@@Asancho4909 Loads of issues from my personal searching. On the forums talking with the owners and looking at photos. Delamination issues. A lot of electrical issues that have started several small electrical box burnouts. The cheapest of cheap batteries and wire. No cold weather insulation. Leaking roofs. Plumbing issues. A lot of leaking skylights. Yet more electrical issues. I know some people have ironed the kinks and you may get one and its great. I'd inspect the hell out of it first and read up on issues from owners. They may be improving them, but the main box is built in China and outfitted in CA. There are a lot of fitting issues when they arrive and things constantly changing.
What's the heater you used? It works with propain or petrol?
Propane
not really supposed to have propane on while driving... but ya know
Is he using Celsius?
No. We are in the US and don’t use Celsius. Everything is Fahrenheit.
@@ROAOffRoad I was wondering because you kept saying -4⁰ and I was thinking that is a joke in northern Canada. But looking at it now -20⁰c is a good rating.