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RE: Sissor Jacks
I have BAL (Stabilizer jacks)on our TT and they have worked fine, no complaints. I'm sure either manufacture's would work just fine.
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4aSong
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10/12/09 04:41pm |
Travel Trailers
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RE: Quick MSCONFIG question
MSConfig is overkill IMHO if all you want to do is enable/disable startup items. ccleaner has a much easier interface in their "Tools" option.
Totally agree, ccleaner has a much easier interface.
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4aSong
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10/10/09 05:38pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: Utah trip - part 3
Thanks for taking the time to share, awesome photos.
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4aSong
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10/09/09 09:48am |
Truck Campers
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RE: Fair Charges or Not????
Welcome to the forum. Being that this is your 1st. post may I suggest that you 1st. introduce yourself before complaining of problems.
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4aSong
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10/09/09 09:35am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Pay as you go USA cell phone any good deals?
We use TracFone which we purchase a yearly service with double minutes and it cost me less than $10.00 per month. Now it may not be the best but for the cost we believe it serves our needs satisfactorily, Worth looking into.
Forgot to mention, you retain all unused minutes.
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4aSong
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10/08/09 07:35pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: Lastpass, password manager
Personally I use an Excel Spreadsheet however I store that sheet plus all other confidential data on a "True Crypt" drive and carry a copy of the True Crypt drive on a USB drive.
I decided to try TrueCrypt 6.2a and installed it yesterday evening and am currently running what I would call Beta tests to see if it will satisfy our needs. The only issue I have found thus far is the inability to verify that the data is truly encrypted, is there a way to verify this ?
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4aSong
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10/08/09 10:31am |
Technology Corner
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RE: Lastpass, password manager
Does anyone use the password manager in Firefox ? and if so, how secure is it ?.
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4aSong
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10/07/09 05:01pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: Lastpass, password manager
A Word document with all your passwords on it, with a password to open the docuemnt, is probably the most secure way to remember your passwords.
While there are several great password keeping programs out there that will protect, encrypt, slice & dice the passwords Word is not one of them. A protected Word document can be opened in just a few seconds with the right tools.....
Any Recommendations ?
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4aSong
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10/07/09 02:25pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: Lastpass, password manager
A Word document with all your passwords on it, with a password to open the docuemnt, is probably the most secure way to remember your passwords.
This is my current way of managing my passwords, just thought there may be something better.
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4aSong
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10/07/09 02:02pm |
Technology Corner
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Lastpass, password manager
Anyone using Lastpast ? Lastpass as a password manager.
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4aSong
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10/07/09 01:53pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: DICOR Questions
Another vote for Eternabond.
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4aSong
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10/07/09 09:17am |
Truck Campers
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RE: What size Eternabond?
I did ours with the 4". I felt it gave a better overlap on the seams.
A good source is Best Material which has a 4" 50 foot roll for $53.15.
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4aSong
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10/05/09 08:08pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Awning saver
Here is an Awning Lock that you can build yourself if you are handy
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4aSong
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10/05/09 07:56pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: roof damage from trees and who to trust...
I zoomed in on your picture and it does not look like a total roof replacement to me. If you want to cover what look to me as surface scratches I also would recommend Eternabond tape, I used Eternabond on a seam on our TT over 3 years ago and it still looks like new and most importantly there is no leaks.
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4aSong
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10/05/09 06:05pm |
Travel Trailers
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RE: Question - Am I being rude?
My question here is if it's still taboo if it's, for example, late at night, no one outside, early, no one outside? I realize in both cases, that we should be quiet and not disturb those inside, but if you glanced out the window and you saw us walk quietly by, would you consider us rude?
Yes.....
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4aSong
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10/04/09 04:39pm |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Covering an RV completely with Eternabond
I hope the roof is strong enough to withstand the additional weight and do you know what effects it will it have on your gas mileage. :B
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4aSong
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10/04/09 04:04pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Digital Camera Recommendation
Thanks to everyone for your inputs. The information received opened my eyes to all the different features/options available, that being said I will be summarizing the information and narrow down the choices to meet our needs. We like simplicity, ease of use, shirt pocket size and fast recovery from shot to shot.
Below are a few of the features we would like:
Both Viewfinder and LCD Screen
5 megapixel minimum
5x minimum optical/digital zoom
Point and Shoot
SD Memory card (non Proprietary)
AA Batteries (lithium) Currently work fine for our current camera.
Anti shake or Stabilizer feature
Close-up capability
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4aSong
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10/02/09 10:36am |
Technology Corner
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Digital Camera Recommendation
We are looking to purchase a new digital camera as our current one is showing it's age. I'm sure everyone has one (a least the majority who travel) so I decided to gather information from those that have had hands on experience as to the pro's and con's of their specific camera. Please recommend what is a good brand and model to consider and those that should be avoided.
Thank you
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4aSong
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10/01/09 03:37pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: Apricot&Jalapeno Barbecue Pork Spare Ribs
Steve, Just cut up the ribs to a size where they fit in the pot, this way they will hold in the flavor and cut them up prior to serving.
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4aSong
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09/29/09 09:47am |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: A trick for fresh water
I have seen some that have a large washer soldered or tack welded to the spigot so that a water thief will not work.
I like 'skipnchar', carry three 3 gallon containers with a built in spout for refilling the tank. The 3 gallon is just the right weight (24lbs.) should they have to be lugged any distance.
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4aSong
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09/29/09 09:44am |
Beginning RVing
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