RV Black Tank Siphon Vent

[@Imthebeachgirl]

Thanks Charlie, always learning from you so we are ready when we get our Chalet tc. Laurie in Fl.

[@scottw9791]

Enjoyed this. I did this same job on my Montana, but used one that had a solar powered fan. Worked great! Enjoy your videos! Hope you do a long term review of your camper. I would love to know what you think, pro's, cons, would you do anything different...

[@spacedust6491]

Hi. Would you please provide the name of the solar powered one that you tried? And I know it’s been awhile. Do you still like it? Thanks, Scott.

[@marcusgreggory4940]

The 360 Siphon is a good vent but you exposed the problem with the odor when you removed the old vent base. A lot of manufacturers don't seal around the vent pipe where it comes out of the roof. That little gap around the pipe will allow odor to be sucked in through the ceiling by an A/C or vent fan, or blown in by the outside winds. I doesn't take much to make a horrible odor in the RV. Sealing that gap most likely fix your problem rather than the new vent.

[@ivanaguilar4253]

can i ask you a question?

[@xMysticalIcex]

great job!

[@sasquatch885]

Thanks for this great video. What kind of tape is that you had around the original vent?

[@charlescoushaine]

Eternabond - its great!