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netjam · 10-06-2013, 09:57 AM

Yes...dew is missing on the outside so you can see where the studs are.

I have only owned 2 rvs so my experience is small, but my Elite was much quieter/warmer than my current KZ.

What I tried to say was that the sound/heat transfer in your rv (any brand) will be of small concern when compared to other problems or irritations you are likely to encounter. I love the rv lifestyle but there are lots of challenges in owning a RV.

10-06-2013, 09:57 AM	#4
netjam Senior Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: Canadian on the Road Posts: 101	Yes...dew is missing on the outside so you can see where the studs are. I have only owned 2 rvs so my experience is small, but my Elite was much quieter/warmer than my current KZ. What I tried to say was that the sound/heat transfer in your rv (any brand) will be of small concern when compared to other problems or irritations you are likely to encounter. I love the rv lifestyle but there are lots of challenges in owning a RV. __________________ 2012 F-350 2011 Escalade 37RE