I cleaned up all the wiring an then, still not sure if this is the best idea or not, I used the hot glue gun to anchor the wires. I would have used wire clamps, but I couldn't screw them into the aluminum because there was nothing behind it.
Jack helped me cut and fit the pieces of insulation for the ceiling and the storage shelf area. We just used friction to hold them into place now. I still want to figure out how I'm going to cover the insulation.
Even the ceiling is coming along. This is a really cool view of the teardrop; you can see how it is all coming together.
The weatherstripping on the doors is not quite thick enough. It is a little hard to see in this image, but there is tiny gap near the floor. I got another package of the thicker stuff and will try it when I have some more time.
These 27 LED lights were on sale at Harbor Freight for $3.00. They have the adjustable hook and a magnet on the back. They hang from the hinge on the door and will be great for when you have to go to the restroom or the shower.
The AC power system is still not working. I am going to try re-stripping the wires and reconnect.
I suppose, even though I was very careful in the process, that I could have switched the two ends. Someone noticed in one of my pictures that I could have accidentally sliced the wires when I was stripping the insulation. I'll try re-doing the wires first to see if that might be the problem.
One thing I thought about after climbing around inside the cabin is what to do with the storage shelf area. I had planned to build cabinets there. Now I'm not sure. I'll have to figure out how to arrange the 12 volt and 120 volt plugs if I don't build the cabinets. I'll think about it a bit more this week.
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