Refrigerator Condensation Tube Re-Route

Hey everyone, I met a guy today with a Puma TT that showed me how he re-routed his refrigerator condensation drain tube to extend out of the fridge vent and drain to the outside rather than inside the cup in the unit. He said some people have had water issues with it leaking inside. It seemed and looked like a really good idea. Has anyone here done that with the R-Pod fridge? I took off the outside vent cover on ours and I see a clear tube going down in to a little plastic cup. It only holds about a cup of water and then what? Looks like it would just spill over to me....

What condensation goes down into the cup will evaporate from the heat of the coolant running through the pipe around which it is wrapped. The only bad part is if it cracks. Mine did, but I patched it and still have the hose running into it. If it cracks again, I will likely extend the hose out the vent also.

Wow thanks for all the feedback!  I did not notice there was a coolant line in there. I'm trying to get ahead of problem issues now while we first have the R-Pod so this is well appreciated. 

+1 on strengthening the black tank tube hanger. I had the factory version fail. Then a second one was added by the factory. Both of them failed. Both times, the result was the end of the tube dragging on the pavement, the second time with the valve coming open on a pretty full tank. I am sorry for the people who were behind us. There won't be a third time since I then added my own hanger that is much stronger and is not tied directly to the pipe so the road motion flexing it won't fatigue and break the metal. Plus, there are no nuts holding the hanger to the pipe which could vibrate loose. Pictures are in my mods (see link in signature).

Originally posted by Wirat @mjlrop the URL you posted to the photo isn't working for me, can you check if the link is valid please?