Cirrus 820 Truck Camper - Limited Edition
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- The Cirrus 820 truck camper by nuCamp RV is still evolving to meet customer needs, and the new Limited Edition of the Cirrus 820 is a beautiful camper with an incredible list of standard features and equipment. Check it out with PJ from Princess Craft!
Princess Craft RV website: princesscraft.com
nuCamp RV Website: nucamprv.com
2024 CIRRUS 820 TRUCK CAMPER SPECS
Overall Length 17' 8"
Overall Width 8' 2"
Overall Height 10'
Primary Sleep Area 60" x 78"
2nd Sleeping Area 34" x 69"
Interior Height 78"
Fresh Water Tank 33 gal
Gray Water Tank 32 gal
Black Tank 28 gal
Center of Gravity 37"
Gross Weight (Dry) 2,847 lbs
Dry weight is the weight of the camper with standard equipment, excluding; propane, tank fluids, cargo, and optional equipment.
2024 CIRRUS 820 TRUCK CAMPER
BASE PACKAGE
Deluxe Amish Cabinetry
Alde® Heating/Hot Water System
Froli™ Sleep System
Stargazer Window
Large Farmhouse Sink
2-Burner Glass-Top Stove
Convection - Oven/Microwave
Custom Molded Bathroom Sink
Medicine Cabinet
Electric Jacks
Nautilus w/ External Shower
Pass-Through Window
Roof Mounted A/C
Maggie Roof Rack
Battery Isolator
Dual LP Compartment
External LP Hook-Up
Signature Bumper w/ Accent Light
AM/FM/BT w/ 19″ TV
HD TV Dish
4.6 cu ft. 12V Compressor Refrigerator
CONVENIENCE PACKAGE
2 Solar Panels: (1) 190 & (1) 180 Watt
External Solar Port
Rear Awning
100 Ah 12V Lithium Battery
1200 Watt Power Inverter
Rear Observation Camera
8′ Power Side Awning
Intelligent Battery Detection Converter
Bluetooth® Battery Monitor Smart Shunt
Video Details:
Presenter/Host: PJ Buerger
Videography/Production/Editing: Clint Sandberg
recorded on location at Princess Craft RV, Round Rock, Texas 
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Of the truck campers this is my favorite.❤❤
I'm saving for a Bigfoot Truck Camper. They are true 4 season and the build quality out of Canada is impeccable.
We love what you do PJ! Thanks for continuing to make videos. We appreciate you! 😊🏆👑
And the person filming too. Thank you :) sorry I couldn't remember your name for the life of me.
You bet! Glad to do it!
Most RV’s are poorly built, but this camper appears to be well built. This camper would look great on my 24 HD2500.
NuCamp makes quality campers. I have a Tab 320S and it is always leaps and bounds ahead of comparable trailers in terms of quality.
Rv shows, best way to compare rv quality over the many brands...
We have always gone with Rockwood Minilite trailers, high quality. Our current is 4 yrs old and has been terrific. Dexter Torflex axles are a sign of high quality.
This video's Cirrus trk camper is very nice! Super quality build!
Really nice and spacious than my class b camper van. Just got new ram power wagon this would go well with it.
Love the 820..thanks PJ!
I like it. It looks nice and clean and bright.
Greetings pj its your regular visitor from Ontario Canada thanks for sharing this video the soft close cabinets here in Canada we have a kitchen manufacturer called ikea they do this for all projects
Nice Truck Camper.
It really is a nice-looking rig.
@@PrincessCraft
As I'm on vacation this week and on the couch and nodding off once in a while and rewind and rewatch, perhaps I missed, did you mention what framing and walls are made of inside and out.
Thanks P.J
Fully aluminum framed. We didn't mention the framing in the video. Thanks for asking.
Forgot to ask, I noticed the solar panels are flexible, and are flat against the roof, would you not be worried about overheating them. Usually it's good to have an air gap under them.
We aren’t worried about overheating, per se, as they are specifically engineered for this type of application, but you are spot on that solar panel efficiency decreases (sometimes drastically) when they get hotter. This was likely a balancing of priorities type decision by the manufacturer as they wanted solar capacity, aerodynamic efficiency, weight savings, and even an aesthetic look.
got it ,,......
My Ex is 5ft tall, great for traveling as she needs a small space, whereas I'm 6.5ft tall.
Ha! I know the feeling. PJ is 5' and I'm 6'4" as the camera operator. It's quite an interesting disparity getting situated for video work!
@@PrincessCraft Perhaps you should show the shower and Bed and walking inside the units so tall people get an idea of what to expect.
Of course PJ does the main Hosting.
We need to do more of that to help the viewers.
Ima guess $80k.
how about just simply present the equipment without the constant pushing of how fantastic you think every feature is.
Uh….her business is to sell a product? Viewers have to think for themselves, gasp, and decide works for themselves and what doesn’t.
I'm saving for a Bigfoot Truck Camper. They are true 4 season and the build quality out of Canada is impeccable.