Jetjockey

You still searching for the see level display. I may have one

Wondered if it is a variable speed pump. Many motor homes like yours have a variable speed pump that speeds up as more than one faucet is opened.. mine speeds up each time I open more than one demand up to all five faucets. It keeps the flow constant no matter how any are opened.

I bought magnetic wireless that have the sender in the rv 7 way. Easily move between towed vehicles. Batteries last for several days. No wir8ng to run or chaff on paint.

Have travels at 84 feet in iowa South Dakota wyoming montana. North Dakota. Have had vehicle enforcement pass me on the interstate and could care less. A friend with a tow business told me he had never ever has been called to tow in an rv over length in over 30 years. There are states I would question towing that length tho.

I read once that any fo the inertia activated brake systems take about two seconds to respond. The average panic stop only last about two seconds. So by the time those systems might activate the event is either avoided or collided. I went with the proportional brakemaster system for that reason

Lenny, where does the fluid stain on the side of your aquahot stainless originate.? Also I have seen suggestions of adding a leak sealer to the system . Not sure how adviseablethat would be or if I would do so myself but is a thought.

Not positive but pretty sure Louisville just does the electronics side of the aquahot . Burner boxes and circuit boards. Not sure if they get mechanically into the plumbing etc..

Some may be aware of Louisville engineering. If not , consider them for electronics on aquahot. They had 30 aquahot in job trailers for fiber optic work. Over time they decided to reverse engineer the burner boxes and the circuit boards to maintain their own aquahot. I have learned a lot about aquahot while owning one. More than many service centers seem to know. Louisville engineering taught me more about aquahot electronics in a couple phone conversations than anyone else including aquahot service techs. They test the burner boxes and the circuit boards in heat cold and vibration cycles. They will rebuild these components. I sent them two burner boxes that I thought had failed and learned both were fine. The circuit board had issues that may be temporarily solved by replaceing the burner box but only for a while. The service was very quick . Phone calls and follow up were excellent. Told me how the burner boxes and circuit board work and while many folks think the new digital burner boxes do not last, often is weak transistors and other components on the circuit board that cause a perceived burner box failure. William Borie is the man. They have staff there till midnight their time . Absolutely the best knowledge source I have come across . John Carillo is another and William speaks very highly of John. Louisville engineering@att.net. 502 553 8210.