windsorbill06

Depending on what sealant you use, some will not stick if the surface is wet. Some assemblies don't recommend sealing the inside of the bottom track, only the outside. This allows the water that might get under the track to go back into the shower. Mfg's have different recommendations depending on the design, but most if not all recommend using the caulk sparingly but effectively. Dap makes a good one that is water proof after it dries but is water clean up so easier to use. It is also mold and mildew resistant. Comes in different colors including clear.

Thanks Ben. She's 3 1/2 now and bosses me around.

Ben, Even in Celsius, it's hot!!🥵

I'm in the Palm Desert, CA area and it gets warm here. I have a fully enclosed, fully insulated garage . I just recently added a 30" 10,000 cfm circulating fan on the wall next to the RV to help move the air. I only run the RV roof air when I'm working on the inside of it so I might run them 6 hours at a time. I haven't had any issues. I'm in the research stage of adding 2 mini split systems to the garage. That project probably won't happen until next winter.

I got my 9 year old grandson a Altair Falcon. They are about $130 on amazon. It's easy to fly, very forgiving. If you let the controls go, the thing will just hover in place. It does have propeller protectors, but unless you want to get real aggressive with it, it's hard to crash. It will auto take off and auto land. You can download a free app and have video right on your phone or IPad. No doubt it's a beginners model, but it's great one to get started with.

Yes, it's buried in the mass of wiring under the dash. Possibly turn on one of the other chimes and track down the sound. But like Stuart mentions, his 04 doesn't have the buzzer either. Good luck!

David, Not sure if your 05 has a dash annunciator box, but mine is under the front dash. When my headlights are on, it's a fairly rapid 'chirp'. I've read that some have had issues with it and took the box apart and repaired a small speaker inside.

Sorry, no I don't recall. It may have been NW Supply in Bend Oregon. It's been a few years. We're changing out all the blinds to the roll up version. No strings and a very clean look, IMO. We're already changed out the cockpit/windshield area. I went with AutoMotion, but there are others such as MCD. Now getting ready to change out the rest of the coach. Once that's done, I'll have the old ones that I'd be happy to give you. May be a few months, however.

Tightening up the cord sounds like it will solve your problem. The little plastic thimbles that the cord wraps around get brittle and I had a couple that cracked. I did find them at several on line RV stores. There are also kits to re-string the entire blind if those strings ever break on you.