Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Any advice on how to wire this beauty?

Doesn't look like the link to these plans is active any longer - at least not at the moment! Anyone have access to them?

We aren't certain; but, we think Andrew may have passed away last year. Our host, Mike, searched and found as much of the old library of designs as he and some of the members here could and saved them into Design Resources/Design Library. Other than that and maybe help from some of the members...... Sorry and Best Wishes on your hunt.

I found this.
http://tnttt.com/Design_Library/Compact%203%20Free%20TTT%20Plans.htm

Is this it?

On Pinterest?
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/451274825157825101/
https://in.pinterest.com/pin/451274825157825122/

5150red wrote:Any advice on how to wire this beauty?

Mine is similar and I ran my wires along the stationary portions of the ceiling. I only ran down the sides for the outside door lights and one light that is on the wall. The switches for the outdoor lights are on the stationary portion of the ceiling. All other lights have the switches in them and are installed in the stationary portion of the ceiling. An AC outlet and a DC outlet are installed, one on the stationary ceiling and the other is on the side of the converter/electrical cabinet next to the galley and one DC outlet is installed at the opposite end, in the back wall with an additional trimmed wooden piece to give the needed depth. While I have a nonelectrical vent, I have found that it isn't needed and I haven't used it in years. This is because if the back window is open and the higher front window is open, you get a natural draft through. Also, if it's 85 degrees or more, I clip a DC oscillating fan in front of the back window to push the air through faster. I usually have the side door open when I'm cooking, too. Hope this helps you.

I just saw this thread and remembered I recently came across a bunch of archived trailer stuff I had squirreled away on an old hard drive, so I zipped 'em up for you.

They include most of Andrew Gibben's Compact 2 and Compact 3 files and pictures.

I'll have to post the zips one at a time because the maximum size of an upload is 2 Mb.

Cheers,
Richard

Second folder

Number 3

And #4...

Phew.....I'm all zipped out!
First, they told me the max size was 2mb, then they said 1mb. There WAS some kind of order to the files when I started, but not any more!

Nice lift top in there!

Just below this thread is a listing of all the member's lift-top (lifting roofs) builds, gathered together.
Or, click here:

http://tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=50969