PDF brochure for 2022 Micro Minnie Travel Trailers: https://library.rvusa.com/brochure/2022-Winnebago-Micro-Minnie.pdf
Specifications from Winnebago brochure:
Exterior Length: 20'Exterior Height: 10'4" (including A/C)Exterior Width: 7'0"Interior Height: 6'4"GVWR: 5,000 lbs.Dry Weight: 3,760 lbs.Dry Hitch Weight: 390 lbs.Axles: 2 x 3,000 lbs.Tire Size: 235/75R15Fresh Water (Tank only): 31 gal.Black Tank Capacity: 25 gal.Gray Tank Capacity: 25 gal.LP Capacity: 40 lbs.Awning Length: 10'Furnace: 18,000 BTUThis trailer has been heavily upgraded for boon docking. No need for a gas generator, unless you want an additional external backup power source. A 100W rooftop solar panel plus four external 100W solar panels makes for 500W of solar power to keep two 200 Amp-hour Lithium Iron Phosphate deep cycle batteries charged and ready for the night and even a day or two (your wattage may vary, of course). Need AC with no hookups in sight? There's an onboard 3,500-WATT DC power inverter.
No need to deal with a nasty black tank, either! This is equipped with a 12-volt Laveo Dry-Flush cartridge toilet wired into the onboard 12V system. Approximately 16 flushes and you just toss the cartridge in the dumpster. This rig also includes over a half-dozen extra dry-flush cartridges.
There are only minor wear-and-tear items. This trailer looks great. I've replaced the black vinyl trim around the left and right outside edges. Trailer only has about 2,000 miles on it. See details/comments for all of the upgrades this trailer has.
All documentation for the trailer is included. We are the original owners of this trailer. It was manufactured in October of 2021. We took delivery of it in late 2021 in Prescott, AZ.
Off-grid upgrades and features:
Four (4) additional external 100W Renogy solar panels; total of 500W of solar power (4 panels in addition to the factory 100W solar panel on the roof for a total of 5 100W panels)External solar panel cables
Upgraded Rover 60A MPPT by Renogy; replaces the underpowered factory MPPT
Two (2) 12V 200 Ah Lithium Iron LiFePO4 deep cycle batteries by Ampere Time for 400 Ah total battery capacity
Built-in 14.6V 40A dedicated LiFePO4 battery charger by Ampere Time with multi-stage chargingBuilt-in Renogy 500A Bluetooth battery and solar charge monitor—use Renogy's app to monitor battery capacity and solar charging statusIncluded Renogy 12V 40A DC-to-DC on-board battery charger—to be installed on towing vehicle with appropriate cabling and power requirementsBuilt-in EDECOA 3,500 Watt pure sine wave power inverter 12VDC-to-110VAC with remote LCD status/control panelBuilt-in Go Power TS-30 transfer switch to automatically transfer incoming power from the builtin inverter to shore power—it will choose shore power if both are connectedBuilt-in Power Watchdog 30A surge protector with a replaceable sacrificial circuit boardBuilt-in LevelMate Pro wireless trailer leveling system (Bluetooth)
Wireless Lippert Tire Linc TPMS (tire pressure monitoring system)—use the Lippert OneControl app to monitor pressure on all four tiresBreaker panel clearly re-labeled for upgradesSolar, batteries, etc. switched and fused—various systems can be isolated from one another or shut off completelyAdd-on/upgraded electrical devices accessible in basement; batteries located inside trailer in cabinet underneath bed for security and environmental protection
Wireless RV Backup Camera—mounted on trailer rear camera mount above spare tireincludes color monitorLCD weather station with external and internal temperaturesUpgraded to dual 30-lb. LP tanksLaveo dry-flush toilet including a bunch of extra new cartridgesworks like a Diaper Genie; uses cartridges, each good for about 16 flushesno more messing with a disgusting black tank (original factory toilet is included, in case thats your thing)Upgraded Honeywell digital thermostatMotion-activated LED floor lights: One in the kitchen area and one in the bathroomIncludes two X-Chock wheel stabilizers (locks between wheels to prevent rolling)Includes shore power cablesIncludes fresh water and grey water hoses and connectorsMetal screen added over large openings and vents to keep out crittersSome exterior trim has been replaced with new trim (in February 2025)Interior Upgrades
The interior decor (paint, color scheme, etc.) has not been changed, but we've upgraded or added some features:
Added a built-in, stainless steel, slide-out rack to the pantryAdded a flip-down coat rack has been affixed to the side of the pantry over the bedTwo LCD status or control panels have been affixed to the same wall (see more detailed upgrades/specifications above)Added two motion-activated LED floor lights: One in the bathroom and one in the kitchen areaAdded a small, removable accessory/phone shelf next to the bed attached to the back of the dining area seat (attached with magnets)Added a small convenience shelf high above the toilet with short walls to contain objects (like a tissue box, sprays, extra paper, etc.)The interior of the trailer has been kept at 85ºF during the summer by way of a portable air conditioning unit. Nobody has smoked inside the trailer and there have never been any pets or animals inside. It still smells like the factory (MDF and adhesives). There are a few minor scratches in the interior. A couple of the factory stickers have come off on the exterior and we've mostly removed the goo (and the dirt stuck to it), but not all of it.
