OMG, so sorry. If it's the terminal posts on the Nappy Camper plug, only thing I could suggest is bend it back in place. Only other option I can think of would be to solder something similar if there is still some post left in the cap, but that would take some creativity.

@@manie54321 Thank you for watching! Hope this was helpful 😊

@@cyndyjohannsen1856 I totally get what you mean, especially since most of the structure is the vehicle itself. Really just a question of semantics, but I would say it does fall under the definition of a tent and it’s what the manufacturer calls it. Tent: “a collapsible shelter of fabric (such as nylon or canvas) stretched and sustained by poles and used for camping outdoors or as a temporary building” So many options these days. My buddy has cot that is a tent. Is it a cot or a tent ?🤯🤣 In all seriousness though, your feedback is greatly appreciated 🙏🏼😊

I get your point. I enjoy watching as many tent and outdoor gear for the newest innovations. This type was certainly different.

@@cyndyjohannsen1856 Totally, this tent wasn't what I was expecting as well. But I think it makes a great quick, minimal set up for an overnight stay and takes up very little space in my car. Happy Camping! 🏕😎

@@messenjah71 Thank you so much for your feedback!! When we got ours, we couldn’t find any Dawn specific videos. So, we started making some 😁 I sometimes refer to these videos myself as a reminder on how to do stuff 😂

Welcome to car camping!! 🤣 We experience the same thing in our travel trailer or even in a tent. When everyone is sharing the same sleeping space, there will always be disturbances to one another. I feel like that's just part of camping. For me, the best use of this tent will be for quick one person set ups on short overnight trips, where you just need a quick space to sleep. For gear, we will be utilizing 2 large bins on a hitch basket. One for gear, the other for food items. The biggest benefit here for me is being able to have a small tent in the back of my SUV for spontaneous camping trips.

@@hiknfo Well said!! Thanks for feedback! 😀

@@odlanorirom Thank you and thanks for watching!! Hope it was helpful 😀

@@corbelius6 since a van will most likely have a different set up for doors, this will not likely work. I have a buddy with a van and he uses a roof top tent similar to this: amzn.to/3T7xcXH

@@thecampingpost Thank You

@@kestontrammell3014 Lol!!! 😂 This channel is going to go Footloose!! Folks do say I look familiar, now I know ow why. Thanks for solving the mystery! 🤯😁

Awesome! That sounds like a great use!! 😎

We have found quite a bit of our first in the ‘fun bins’ as we call them. Dry bag, going back pack, pop up tent, duel electric hot plate, folding camp table with chairs and random kitchen stuff.

@@utubetjc That is a great question and I wonder the same thing. We’ll just have to see when we get is a situation like that. Worst case, if a bad storm was coming. I would most likely pull the tent, close the gate or head out anyway.

Awesome, link is in the description. It's competitively priced 😊

We'll be sure to include it use in future posts. Thanks for watching!

So you can use your vehicle to deploy quick sleeping quarters off the ground and get air flow through the vehicle. This packs much smaller than a standard tent and sets up very quick.

I have family member in nearly constant pain. This would be great for country day trips with him being able to lie down as needed, me sitting under awning and enjoying a view. It gives us options. Just a thought. 😉

@@tlsnana9539 Sure thing! Doesn’t have to just be used for camping 😁

@@hisxbr150 That is odd. However there is a current discount on the no RGB version putting it closer to the same price. It appears the product has changed some since we originally did this video. At that time, there was no RGB option, which is the 29’ option.

@@havayorkie Congratulations 🎉! It’s such a great camper 😁. As this was our first travel trailer, we knew nothing as well. So, we started making these videos to help others get out camping quicker and spend less time mango g and researching. Glad we could help!!! 😎

@@thecampingpost definitely helped me today to drain my water tank. Got my fridge working and started my cooktop today. My fridge was being dumb. But now it’s working yaaay. We are totally green when it comes to camping. But life must be full of challenges or it gets too dull. Yes we love the camper it’s very cute.

@@karathrace8541 You’re welcome!! Thank you for your feedback 😀 Glad we could help! When we got our camper, was so much and still so much for us to learn, so we share as we go. We even reference our own videos for help!! 🤣

@@Rooster0529 thanks for the feedback. From time to time we do use additional stabilizer blocks underneath, particularly in the back. We tend to camp at a lot of our Virginia state parks and many of their sites are pretty level. I totally agree that not having to extend the jacks does provide more stability. Thanks for sharing! 😄

It works by rerouting your trailer's existing power coupler. So it would pull power from your RV 12V system.

@@loriholder895 There certainly is. Check out this link, it has all the gear we use for dumping: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRVCiVO80Vyy9QklT1RMMZctF5NNA4e_zsTx6L6GDMJ81cfs2xnuBOc_jusHTAzA0pQ_DQteW7419q7/pubhtml?gid=0&single=true We purchased a hose kit that has 2-10’ sewer hoses. We typically only use the one, but you never know if you will need an extension. One 10’ hose fits in the storage tube under your camper.

@@KatJ-k4h We post the videos cuz there were none when we got our and had so much to learn. No solar package but it’s on the list. Dealer put on a WDH with sway bars, but we don’t use it. I take back roads, so not going super fast and many of the roads are twisty. I didn’t like it. I don’t believe Intech had them in mind since these are smaller and light weight trailers. They started putting on reinforcement plates since so many folks started using them. It’s a hot debate. Some love them some don’t. I personally don’t think it’s necessary. However, there are many factors to consider so keep researching. We tow with a Honda Pilot. We love our Dawn and it’s pretty easy to set up and maintain. ♥️

May I ask what your tow capacity is? I see there are different Pilot packages. Thank you again for your insights.

@@KatJ-k4h The tow capacity for our Honda Pilot is rated for 5000# only with the added transmission cooler.

Congratulations and thanks for the feedback!! We love our Dawn, but it was our first camper. We started this channel to share what we learn in the hopes it can help others get up and out camping quicker!! 😀

@@estrellagarcia7277 Muchas gracias 😊

Yes, I have seen several posts with folks towing the Dawn with a Tesla. You may want to check out and join The Official InTech Sol Dawn and Eclipse Group on Facebook. Lots of good reference information there. You can relax in your Dawn while chargin 🔋😀

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Dropshipping item from Temu

Super light weight! Every ounce counts when you are towing a trailer 😁

You can send any information to the email address listed on my channel with any details and we can discuss further from there. 😊

@@thecampingpost sent!

Truck stops will often have a drive thru wash service as well. 😁

We started the RV shopping thinking teardrops and smaller units. We had seen a SOL while camping and thought we would never be able to have a camper like that. But then we found a used one and here we are!! I’m a tall guy so the Dawn is pretty nice for me. We are a family of three, so it can be a tight fit, but this size trailer works out well for us. Thanks for subscribing! We follow you as well, keep up the great work! Happy camping!⛺️

Thank you! ♥️

Yep, we would have done something like that but were short on time. Next we are going to try a wash at a truck stop.

Thanks for the info on the tension bar, that is something I had not considered. We tend to use the bathroom as a temp closet space/mud room. Maybe I can find a way to string a clothesline instead. Definitely, something to keep an eye on! Thanks again and Happy Camping!! 😀

@@thecampingpost Look into well-reviewed suction cup clotheslines and towel bars. Enjoy your beautiful Sol!

@@StaceyandMikeHoleman LOL!! 🤣Just installed a suction towel bar. I use the tension rod for jackets. We also like the suction storage bins too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4jNkol5psetlaM

We have heard that others have had this issue, but it has not been a problem for us.

Cracks me up as well because from my perspective, this isn't really camping. I guess some either like it, hate it or tolerate it! 🤣 Thanks for sharing your experience!

Thanks! We have a 2021 Dawn Rover. We couldn’t have picked a better travel trailer as in introduction to the RV life. It was daunting at first, but now super easy to set up and go!! 😁

We use the BAL Leveler. You can see us use it in this video Setting Up our Sol Dawn: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX66paCqrKxsd9kfeature=shared It’s certainly more expensive than leveling blocks, but we think it’s worth it!! amzn.to/4aEQYRe

We use it to quickly lock our camper tires in place when we park. Much more secure than standard wheel chocks. 😀

We bought our Dawn used, but it did come with the 30 amp power cable. Intech has a replacement: intech.com/marketplace/shop/parts/electrical/shore-cord-30-amp/ There also seems to be cheaper alternatives on Amazon as well: amzn.to/3PR6aCy