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Theres a button on the fan itself for intake and exhaust... no need for a polarity switch, guys... lol

Well it kinda does... it blows the fuse. Kind of a pain on the a$$ more than anything. Lol

Ok... so first off, thank you hdr for the advice. I figured out it was not my setup, and began checking my wires back to the fan. And found my problem. Fun fact about maxair fans: wire color scheme does not follow normal 12v circuit colors. What that means is: the black wire should not be...

Good advice sir. I'll try that today, and let you know. Thank you much

The wires on the fan are attached to the fuse block with crimped on circle connections. It could be a short in the fan, I suppose, I didnt check that

Ok, so I've connected a vmax battery to a blue sea 100A fuse block. Positive side of battery goes to a battery switch, then a 100A fuse, then to the fuse block. Negative side of battery goes to vehicle chassis. As does the negative side of fuse block. There is only one thing wired to it: a...

doesnt my AmpHour double with two batteries? and i do plan on having solar in the future...

i have 2- 120Ah deep cycle batteries, the batteries and inverter will be in a compartment with my Blue Sea fuse block, i dont anticipate using the water heater much, it is an on-demand system mostly for doing dishes, and showering. the house batteries are going to be charged on a 200A continuous...

ok guys got another question for ya... so we capitalised on black friday deals and got a load of stuff for our van. one of these things was a hot water heater. however, since my partner and i worry about having propane in an enclosed environment, it is electric. it has an 1800W draw, so...

hi Karl, im in minneapolis as well! welcome

speaking from experience, if you or your partner are over 5'6", sleeping sideways in the back will not work. i have discovered that a sliding bed behind the drivers seat (adjusts from 26" to 52" wide) along the wall is pretty amazing. when its not extended, it makes a great lounge/work area. i...

im actually trying an idea i had while looking into making furniture out of rigid foam... rigid foam board, and using contact adhesive, attaching outdoor material from a fabric company (like Johann's) not like indoor/outdoor carpeting, i mean the material you would use for a seat cushion for a...

thanks guys for all the input. surprising enough, all of it made sense to me, lol

thanks buddy. :idea:  im going to look into a high flow stainless t-stat. i already planned on an elecric fan...  :)

love the sig AnFear...  "The great appear great because we are on our knees: Let us rise." - Front of Jim Larkins statue in Dublin

its a '94 ford e350 with a 5.8 v-8  nothing wrong, doesnt overheat, and i have no cat to worry about thanks to some random jerk who cut it out... :dodgy:

hey all... so ive been going rounds on the internet about low temp thermostats. i hear they are good for your engine, bad for gas mileage, and was even told they are useless on a fuel - injected engine, due to the fact that if your engine doesnt reach normal operating temp (approx 190) your...

another question...(probably going to hear that alot from me) im wondering about fuse panels. what sets them apart from each other? what do i look for when i want a durable, high quality fuse box? searched the internet, all i can find is "buy this one" or "buy that one" but not one article as to...

yes. i am attaching to the alternator for charging. this will be my main source of power, and i plan on putting in a solar panel or two later on. now, the solar panels...those will require a charger/maintainer, right?

quick question for you guys... im getting ready to install a 200 amp continuous duty solenoid to charge my house batteries. my question is: do i also need to install a charger/maintainer with it? if i should, how does one go about wiring in the maintainer?