2022 Newmar London Aire 4551 - RedBaron Build

[Neemer]

Congrats, Ronnie.

 

[redbaron]

WOW, looks great ... now it's time to get it loaded up with all "your stuff". Will you be staying at NIRVC a few days?

FLSteve

Yes. I have been making a list of items to be fixed. I.will most likely be here until Friday

 

[Neal]

Congrats @redbaron & family. I hope she brings you many miles and years of mods ahead.

 

[redbaron]

I guess I need to fill out an accident report. The above exterior photo shows that someone was run over.

 

[ARD]

Woo Hoo! Congratulations @redbaron. Happy travels!

 

[CaptainGizmo]

CONGRATS RONNIE!
Wow…the journey is part of the memories you’ve already started. I know you’ll make it even better than it already is; in true @redbaron style!

 

[Jabber Jaw]

CONGRATS! Beautiful Coach! Everyone looks excited and happy!
May you have many enjoyable miles & make many memories!
Best of Luck!

Allan

 

[Togin]

Wow!,, best of luck to you and your family, safe travels…

 

[AuntieDodo]

Just beautiful. Congratulations!

 

[MapNerd]

Gorgeous Ronnie. Congrats

 

[FLSteve]

Let the "MODS" begin ...

FLSteve

 

[redbaron]

For my roof mount antenna, I am using a Parsec Husky. This is 2in high and requires clear line of site.

The husky is 10.5in diameter. The roof rails are 10in tall. I researched options for a mount, and found nothing that was exact.

I decided to fabricate my own.

I used 2in. Aluminum flat bar for the legs, and a 12in square steel plate 1/8in thick.

 

[Neal]

I thought you may be able to do an L bracket off a girard heavy enough gauge to support the antenna? Also, is that wire bundle going to fit down the conduit Newmar did for you?

 

[redbaron]

Is that wire bundle going to fit down the conduit Newmar did for you?

That's the million dollar question.

 

[MapNerd]

Looks good

I was able to do snake the wires through the SAT Prep conduit, which one wire at a time. If you have an unused conduit, should be cake