2013 bullet premier 19fbpr

[lazybreal]

hi just got this camper and kind of new to the camper world ( always use tent) and was wondering do i leave the camper plugged in when i have it parked at home? and also is there anything i should know/watch out for being a new camper owner? thanks!

[koko]

We also own a 2013 19FBPR. We leave it plugged in at home. We have thoroughly enjoyed ours so far and have had no problems at all with its operation. We have made some fairly significant mods to utilize wasted space: opened panel under television console and divided cabinet in half (one half has plumbing for outside shower). We now store pots and pans and a toaster in it; opened door-side under-bed storage, put in a shelf and now have easy access as a shoe storage (we also store our ceramic heater under there); we're in the process of following MISailor's mod to put drawers under the dinette seats. All of the 2014 Premiers have drawers, and some of the later 2013s already have them; but if yours doesn't, check it out - amazing how accessible the under-seat storage becomes. Hope you enjoy yours as much as we're loving ours!

[GaryWT]

I have a Premier just a little longer. We leave it plugged in April to Nov with the fridge on. Keep an eye on the roof, I just had to repair the seal between the front cap and the roof. Good luck.

[michael_h]

we only unplug our Premier when we leave for trips, matter of face I installed a 30amp circuit so I could run the A/C when at home if needed