Oliver Travel Trailers: Finding Balance on Fiberglass
KiloApps Team Editorial Staff
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Definition
Structural balancing considerations for the double-hull fiberglass Oliver Travel Trailer.
How It Works
Scope: This guide covers oliver travel trailers: finding balance on fiberglass for US users.
Rule: Use vehicleSpecs["Oliver Travel Trailers"]["balancePoints"]["balancePoints"] as the canonical balancePoints for leveling calculations.
| Specification | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Balance point distances | {'frontToCG_in': 72, 'rearToCG_in': 66} | Balance point distances for Oliver Travel Trailers |
Examples
| Scenario | Angle Measured | Block Height Required |
|---|---|---|
| Front-to-back slope: 2° pitch | 2.0° | Front: 0.5", Rear: 1.5" |
| Side-to-side slope: 1.5° roll | 1.5° | Left: 0.75", Right: 1.25" |
| Combined slope: 1° pitch + 1° roll | 1.0° / 1.0° | Varies by wheel position |
FAQ
How accurate is the iPhone sensor for RV leveling?
The iPhone's built-in gyroscope and accelerometer provide accuracy within 0.1° when properly calibrated. This is sufficient for RV leveling, as most RVs are considered level within 1-2° of horizontal.Do I need to calibrate my iPhone before each use?
Yes, calibration is recommended, especially if you're using a phone case or if the camera bump affects the sensor reading. The app's zero-point calibration feature accounts for these offsets.Can I use this app for any RV type?
Yes, RV Leveler supports both motorhomes (4-point leveling model) and trailers (3-point leveling model). The app adapts its calculations based on your vehicle type selection.Download
Get precise leveling calculations with RV Leveler. The app uses your iPhone's sensors to measure angles and calculate exact block heights for each wheel position.
Learn more about RV leveling techniques. See also: Level Travel Trailer 3 Point Method.