Before I talk about some of the features of the unit, I'll list some of the articles I've written that you may find helpful.
- Open Range 399BHS Documentation and Manuals. Much of this is generic so it would apply to many other Open Range units as well as many of the equipment suppliers.
- Open Range 399BHS Black and Gray Tank configurations. This really isn't written down anywhere so this will save you some time and is very nice to know.
- Open Range Leveling Instructions. This is typed and with their leveling control panel, but what if you lose it. I couldn't find it in their manuals and also it didn't have the JT Strong Arm instructions included as well. I include it here for your convenience.
- Open Range Users Manual. This is pretty generic, but pretty useful to have.
- For fun and reference : I made this video with a LESSER camera, but still pretty useful to see : Open Range 345RLS Review. I say review because you can see it for yourself, but I don't actually add any of my opinions.
Some of the features of our Open Range 399BHS that are noteworthy are listed below. I'm not going to try to be exhaustive, but really just list the ones that are really useful and different.
- Electronic leveling. Actually, you do the leveling, but the jacking is all electric. Does require some advance planning, but it is pretty neat.
- JT Strong Arm Stabilizers.
- Black tank rinse. I'll always want one of these in our rigs. They are life changing.
- DSI Hot water heater. I LOVE the ability to heat water multiple ways.
- Electric fireplace. I love having an RV electric fireplace. They are awesome AND they are efficient.
- Check out our article on how much it cost to heat our RV for 45 days in 2010/2011.
- Here is a SHORT article on our actual RV fireplace in our Open Range 399BHS.
- Pot and Pan decorative hanger above the sink. That is really cool.
- Electric RV Awning.
- The Carrier Air V is a pretty lame air conditioner. The electronic controls just don't seem to work correctly. Also it could use a regular wall thermostat. The thermostat is in the unit - directly above the fireplace.
- The sink needs a splash guard.
- I would love indoor gray tank controls.
2 comments:
So what is your take on the Screen Door or the lack there of said screen door?
I don't have a problem with it.
But my LOVED her screen door on Puma. An open door does allow more air flow and makes the camper very pleasant.
Currently, we're feebly searching for a screen we could use. We really would prefer a screen door.
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