Caroline, I am confused by the mention of your Alite--this T@B forum might not be the best place to get information about it, especially the hinges and ledges. In the meantime, condensation is a product of moisture in air meeting a cool surface, so if the differential is right, then two hours is plenty of time to produce the moisture, as long as the inside temperature is warmer than the outside air. I don't recall any posts on this forum about "covering hinges and ledges with carpeting."
Jerry J
----- Original Message -----From: CarolineSent: Wednesday, May 04, 2011 8:57 PMSubject: [tabtrailers] Rainy night in my new AliteBad weather was predicted last night for my Ashville KOA so I "battened down the hatches",meaning I hooked giant bungees from the stabilizer bars to the hold down latches.
Later that evening I noticed moisture on the channels where the sides meet the front and back panels. Heat producers were me, my PC and the small refridgerator. Is that enough for condensation in just 2 hours?
I had a hard time figuring out what may be leakage or condensation.
Also I've seen a lot of posts about covering the hinges and ledges with carpeting,but doesn't it brake away after a few raising/lowering?
Any info would be appreciated.
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