When we first looked at Alice, one of the things we made sure to do what test all the wiring. We were quite excited to find out that everything worked. Every outlet, light and sensor worked great, which is pretty impressive for a 30+ year old trailer. That initial test led us to plan on […]
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This will be the first of many many posts about wiring. We have briefly talked on the blog about how we hoped to keep the wiring in Alice with the exception of getting rid of the TV Antenna wire, but this weekend’s wire cataloging taught us once again, no plan in Airstream renovation is concrete […]
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The Front end cap is our practice end cap. We do not plan on using this end cap again. Our plan is to move the rear endcap to the front end cap because it is better and more functional storage. We don’t need the cut out for the Airstream panel of tech because Tim has […]
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Lets talk wiring. I don’t get it. I mean, I took tests on currents and circuits in school and knew enough to pass the tests, but when it comes to actual wiring… it scares the shit out of me. Bad wiring starts fires. Airstreams are smaller than a house but an Airstream on fire would […]
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My sister came over last weekend and played with the kids so Tim and I were able to buckle down and get some serious work done on Alice. It is so great to have a couple of hours with no kid responsibility to work on Alice with only a few interruptions instead of the normal […]
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