Newby or dumb stuff.

Just finished our first freezing weather event camping. Just cold no snow.
1-water hookup. How do you keep your water hose from freezing? Froze the night temps got to 20 degrees. Did not bust. Thank goodness.
2-learned where the ground fault was located. We tripped it. Darn hair rollers. Lol. Did not realize it was on one of the outlets.
3-I could not figure out why the fan ran all the time when heating. Idiot time. I did not realize the thermostat had auto on it. What a difference.
4-propane usuage is really low. Heater performs great. It got down to 20 one night the other 4 nights 30-34. Used maybe 5” of our 20 pound tank. That was great to figure out. Now I have a feel for propane usage. 5 nights camping. One cooking meal.

I'd definitely be cautious at 20 overnight on the r-pod plumbing.

A while back I saw an blog type post where someone was using an r-pod in the Ykon in the winter and he didn't hit 50% cycle time until approximately -25 degrees.
He had installed skirting (which could help with freezing pipe in normal temperature), and done some other tweaks.



There was also recently a post on the Facebook owners group of a Northwesterner camping at a ski resort.

Everything I've seen suggests the heating system has pretty good output, if you seal up the basic leaky spots and a insulate the windows(reflectix cut to shape) the rpod will stay warm enough.

The biggest thing is if you have enough heat to have running water, and that requires a lot of power(and insulation).