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Old 03-05-2015, 09:29 PM   #21
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?Wondering why this ?? keeps coming up. OK I know it stuff like this that keeps the forum chatter going, but there have to have been 250 previous posts on this topic.

Short answer it takes minutes to install so adding vent covers and a fan is a no brainer.
Sorry to have bothered you Bassdogs.
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Old 03-05-2015, 09:52 PM   #22
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MaxAir II Black for us. A must IMO.....Our last trailer didn't have them & the first hail storm we had smashed the OEM covers. Nice simple upgrade & well worth the money..
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Old 03-05-2015, 09:55 PM   #23
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haven't installed on my new one yet but I had them on my old one and plan to install them on this one
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Old 03-05-2015, 10:08 PM   #24
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I was a friggin genius when it came to the Max Air II's. Took them off our old TT before we traded it in, thinking I would put them on the 5'er. Turns out that the new one already had them, and in Smoke to match the unit. Ended up selling the two I took off!!
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Picked up ours at Camping World. Got their branded ones, absolutely the best mod we have done.
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Old 03-07-2015, 05:26 PM   #26
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I'm putting the Fantastic Fan in so I bought the Fantastic (Ultra) vent cover. Haven't gotten either yet...can't wait for spring! SPRING FORWARD TONIGHT! Getting closer!
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Old 03-07-2015, 06:24 PM   #27
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Put 2 on my Jayco, love them. About a 10 minute install and your done.
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Old 03-08-2015, 08:19 AM   #28
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Sorry to have bothered you Bassdogs.
Not bothered at all. Its on of the thing that the forum doesn't do a good j0b explaining. The "search" feature is like going to the library or doing a google search to research an issue and gain the knowledge of other forum members both present and past. That allows the poster to refine their questions and focus in on specific things that will help them make a decision.

Now back to my original comment. Each and every thing said so far on this thread has been posted many times before. As they say in the "climate change" world, use of roof vent covers is established science. In this case its true. In the case of climate change, its false.
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Well worth it! Easy to install, hardest part is getting prepped. The vent covers let you keep the vents open year round with no concerns about rain seeking in.
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Old 03-08-2015, 11:11 AM   #30
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There are always folks that are new to the Jayco forum and new to RVing.
I don't see any problem whatsoever with them asking questions because there are always folks here that are willing to help out and answer those questions.

It is similar to someone having a question about something and going to the library to read a book about it, or instead going to their back fence and asking the neighbor and having a good chat. The answer can be specific to the question. There is opportunity for clarification or follow-up questions.

We were all new to this at some point in time.
Welcome to the forum MarkeMark.
Ask whatever questions you want. Someone here will try to give you an answer, and they might even be nice enough to actually provide you a link to elsewhere on the forum where there is a good example of what someone has done to their RV in that particular subject.
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Well said dewey02. It wouldn't be much to say if we could only talk about it once!
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There are always folks that are new to the Jayco forum and new to RVing.
I don't see any problem whatsoever with them asking questions because there are always folks here that are willing to help out and answer those questions.

It is similar to someone having a question about something and going to the library to read a book about it, or instead going to their back fence and asking the neighbor and having a good chat. The answer can be specific to the question. There is opportunity for clarification or follow-up questions.

We were all new to this at some point in time.
Welcome to the forum MarkeMark.
Ask whatever questions you want. Someone here will try to give you an answer, and they might even be nice enough to actually provide you a link to elsewhere on the forum where there is a good example of what someone has done to their RV in that particular subject.
The library reference was only an example and my point is to highlight the "search" feature of the forum. Most Nubi ??'s can be answered by searching past posts / threads. Then a more refined question can be ask.
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