Just want to put a few closing comments on this thread, for the benefit of any new Rubicon owners.
Camera Prep.
If installing your own camera pull the wires out that are tucked in behind the camera housing. Strip the wires back and check with a multi-meter or test light with the TT disconnected from the tow vehicle. If you get a 12v reading then those wires are 'always on' and there is no way to switch them off other than pulling a fuse at the distribution center.
Instead, ignore those wires and remove the running light immediately above the camera. Splice in to those wires and snake them down to the camera to make the connection. Camera will only come on when connected to the Tow Vehicle and running lights switched on. Use plenty of silicone to re weather-proof the light and camera housing.
Inverter operation.
If you get a model with the Solar panel already installed on the roof then you will also most likely have an inverter as well. Look at the outlets in the TT and see which ones have a little yellow sun sticker.
These are the only outlets that should be energized by the inverter.
In the Rubicon 1628 these are the pop-up USB hub/AC outlet at the head of the bed and the AC outlet for the TV at the foot of the bed.
Turn on inverter and check them. If they are not energized with the converter on then the power converter is wired incorrectly. You may find, as I did, that the Microwave, Air-conditioner and the GFI outlets are energized instead. This is wrong and you'll need to get it fixed.
The fix is simple. My tech only took about an hour to find the problem and rectify it.
Outside Griddle.
This one was a mystery to me. The griddle has a male quick-connect fitting, and the propane outlet under the TT has a female disconnect. The hose is not supplied. I spent a day traipsing around Lowes, Home Depot, Walmart, and 2 Camping Worlds only to find that a hose with a female/male disconnect cannot be bought for love not money. I ended up buying it from Amazon as it was the only place I could find it.
https://www.amazon.com/DOZYANT-Press...xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ==
The shortest one I could find was 12'.
Hope this helps anyone facing the same challenges as me.
Phil