Excessive Condensation 2

One question to ask is what sources of humidity are contributing so much moisture that you have this problem? One source is our bodies, both from breathing and through our skin. Another source would be the gas stove if you are using it for cooking. Water and CO2 are byproducts of the combustion. If you are using a gas heater like a Mr. Buddy or catalytic heater, that adds significant moisture to the air. The built-in furnace does not add humidity since combustion byproducts are vented outside. Using the shower, and even doing dishes adds yet more moisture to the air.

Some of this can't be avoided (breathing, for example). Some can. If you have shore power, you could use an induction cooktop instead of the stove, or just cook outside. Showers can be taken at a bathouse if you are at a campground. If you need to use the shower, squeegee the water from the walls or wipe with a towel and hang it outside to dry. Use of windows and vent fan help to remove moisture. If you can minimize the amount you are adding, then the amount of venting needed will be less.

[QUOTE=furpod]Why would you need a "second vent fan"?

Just leave the one there cracked open a bit. Pods are small spaces, they need to air out, no matter what time of year, to avoid condensation.

That is an issue we deal with often as we often camp when it is colder.  Sometimes we get by with a couple windows open about 1/2'" each, opposite each other, other times we need to open both vents on the ceiling (we don't have A/C) as well as both or more windows.  The hardest decision is when the temps get really cold, say below 40, with the wind blowing and the question is, how much do I want to heat the outdoors and how much condensation am I willing to put up with?  Experience will dictate how many windows/ vents to open and how far those windows will be open and at the same time being able to remain warm and dry inside the pod.

I have a self-serving solution to offer on the awning.  Some folks have put sack awnings on the Pods.  My used Pod came with a sack awning that had never been out of the box.  I'm an r-dome person so I have it listed for sale in the "Flea Market" section of this forum, dated Dec 24, 2016.  Check it out.  Shipping to CA would run about $80 I would guess.