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[wiredgeorge]

On my trailer, I have two gray tanks and a black tank. The toilet and shower drop into the black tank. The bathroom sink into the rear gray tank. The galley tank at the rear has a gate valve and the drain connects to the other two tanks (one dump valve). Since I have to crawl under the living room slide to get to the galley (rear) dump valve, I leave it open when camping as well as the other two (black & gray) dump valves and have a Valterra twist on dump valve on my one sewer out and connect a hose to it. When I want to dump, I open this last valve and all three tanks dump via the sewer hose to the sewer fitting.
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Oh yeah, Keystone buys thos monitor panels from one company and they seem fairly universal; all will have idiot lights for functions that may not be there. My monitors are not accurate and I don't really look at them.

[wiredgeorge]

Looked at that video that was posted and the camper has a nice floor plan except one thing I can't quite wrap my somewhat limited brain around. If the stove is in the kitchen island, and you burn a hamburger in a pan, where does the smoke go? And yes, we have burned food on our stove and rely on the range hood vent to keep the camper from filling with smoke and the smoke alarm going off.

[Flapjack]

There is a vent directly over the stove works excellent for smoke and burning food ..

[wiredgeorge]

Whodathunkit? I have heard our smoke detector go off so many times I should be used to it. "Honey! You want to turn on the fan in the range hood..."

[Flapjack]

I’m thinking cooking lessons 🤣