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Padgett · 05-26-2014, 08:00 PM

Have lived in Florida for a long time and since your carport is tall enough I'd leave the modules up to reduce stress on the torsion bars. Disconnect the battery(s) and add a $5 (on sale) HF float charger. Crack the end windows under the stone guards, roof vents, and the windows on the side facing a structure to keep some air flow.

Being under a carport will dramatically reduce the dew (see night sky radiation) so better to have some air flow in the coach. You seem to have a good handle on the insides though I might suggest moving mattresses and cushions inside and in big baggies.

Do you have cats ?

05-26-2014, 08:00 PM	#4
Padgett TrailManor Master Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Orlando Posts: 2,796	Have lived in Florida for a long time and since your carport is tall enough I'd leave the modules up to reduce stress on the torsion bars. Disconnect the battery(s) and add a $5 (on sale) HF float charger. Crack the end windows under the stone guards, roof vents, and the windows on the side facing a structure to keep some air flow. Being under a carport will dramatically reduce the dew (see night sky radiation) so better to have some air flow in the coach. You seem to have a good handle on the insides though I might suggest moving mattresses and cushions inside and in big baggies. Do you have cats ? __________________ Looking for a 24/17 in or near Florida.