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RE: new to generators and have a question

A 1500 watt genny will do all that you ask for running the micro or hair dryer in addition to the converter for charging the batteries. As for a fan, consider theEndless Breeze. 12 volt fan. A great fan.I've wired in several additional 12 volt outlets to allow me to place it in different areas. Since you want to stay in areas without hookups, you should strongly consider replacing your 12 volt battery with a pair of 6 volt golf cart batteries for the extra amp hour capacity. Upgrading the converter possibly if your current one is not of a multi stage technology. Progressive Dynamics Also, consider upgading your conventional 12v light units to LED as they draw alot less amps. Super Bright LEDs
Rolling Condo 11/24/09 08:06pm Tech Issues
RE: Adding second battery to TT

If possible the new battery should be the same make and model.
Rolling Condo 11/21/09 10:40pm Tech Issues
RE: Too Cold?

That's not bad at all with the proper gear. Quality sleeping bags rated down to 30 deg. Don't go un-prepared clothing wise. It's alot different being out in the elements all day.
Rolling Condo 11/21/09 10:32pm Tent Camping
RE: Hot Water Heater

First a word of caution. Make sure the water heater tank is full before turning it on. You can easily burn out the electric element. I typically leave my electric heater on when I have power available and only fire up the propane burner before a round of showers.
Rolling Condo 11/21/09 07:38pm Travel Trailers
RE: What size Dutch oven?

Here are some links I've collected on Dutch Ovens: Lodge Mfg IDOS Backwoods Home US Scouts CeeDubs
Rolling Condo 11/20/09 04:40pm Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
RE: Winter Camping Pinery Grand Bend

Check out this link to a thread that should help you Winter Camping in Denver
Rolling Condo 11/19/09 04:57pm RVing in Canada and Alaska
RE: RV Living in cold climate

If you are totally new to RV'ing, first let me welcome you to the RV experience and the forums. I know you want to really enjoy and get the most from your new Winnabago. Here's a link to a recent thread that should give you some good information on what kind of preparations and precautions you need for a fun trip and not one of misgivings and misery. Winter Camping in Denver
Rolling Condo 11/14/09 08:20pm General RVing Issues
RE: Gas Generater?

I would agree with the gum and varnish build up. Adding some of Sea Foam fuel additive will do a great job of cleaning those contaminants out. If you haven't already done so, a new plug, oil change and air filter wouldn't hurt.
Rolling Condo 11/14/09 05:08pm General RVing Issues
RE: Winter Camping

Well we are in exactly the same position as you. Here in Ontario there is a provincial park that has a winter program they term "on site storage" where you are able to park your rig on a specific campsite for the winter season (Nov-Apr). There is electicity on each site, but no water. Water is available from the campground comfort station. In my particular case I am actually using the water system in my trailer (black side anyway), and I have prepared for this by installing tank heaters and insulating. For heating, we use 2 1500W heaters which are able to keep the rig quite warm without any issue whatsoever. Check out my signature for a link to a place where there is a wealth of information regarding this type of camping. See you out there! For sure these guys are hard core about winter camping. I've got some good ideas from these knowledgeable folks.
Rolling Condo 11/12/09 08:34pm Travel Trailers
RE: Camping in the Area of the Blue Ridge Parkway

Grandfather RV is between Boone, NC and Linville, NC on Hwy 105.
Rolling Condo 11/12/09 08:21pm RV Parks, National Parks, State Campgrounds & More
RE: Heating a tent?

Zodi
Rolling Condo 11/11/09 09:14pm Tent Camping
RE: Easy ways to improve insulation during winter camping?

Here's a link that might give you some ideas on storm windows.Storm Windows A link on adding insulation Insulation The digital t-stat upgrade is very worthwhile. Here are 2 links on that subject. 1Hunter T-Stat 2Hunter T-Stat
Rolling Condo 11/11/09 09:00pm Beginning RVing
RE: Insulating the front windshield for winter living

The reflective bubblewrap you see referenced too is Reflectix. Great product. Easy to work with. I've made a front cover for my large compound curved front window with it. I've also lined the outside walls in un-exposed areas (backs of cabinets, storage areas) with it.
Rolling Condo 11/11/09 12:01pm Class A Motorhomes
RE: Replacing plastic water heater drain plug with anode

The Atwood water heater does not require an anode rod. To add one is inviting problems. However replacing the plastic plug annualy is a good practice.
Rolling Condo 11/11/09 06:18am Travel Trailers
RE: New TT and wanna take the family out this weekend!!

If the beach is your game Holiday Travel Park in Emerald Isle, NC How about the zoo? Banjo Creek Resort
Rolling Condo 11/10/09 06:07pm RV Parks, National Parks, State Campgrounds & More
RE: white plastic turned yellow

Krylon Fusion is your best bet outside of replacing. The paint holds up very well.
Rolling Condo 11/09/09 08:37pm Tech Issues
RE: Winter use of TT

Given the situation you have described. First dump a gal of RV antifreeze down the black tank. That will settle down the drain pipe where freezing is most likely to cause problems. Carry water in jugs for flushing toilet. Try to avoid using the gray tank unless you can dump. Carry bottled water for drinking. While you can run the furnace while traveling in freezing weather how well it would provide heat to the tanks is unknown. IMHO it would not be worth the risk. If you've not done much cold weather camping, make sure your propane tanks are full as the furnace will use alot. An electric heater would be good to supplement the furnace when set up.
Rolling Condo 11/09/09 01:10pm Travel Trailers
RE: RV Oven

Yes it does work either a tile or pizza stone. In addition, check out the oven temps using a oven thermometer. Might need to adjust oven temps. On mine I cut back 25 degrees on my setting.
Rolling Condo 11/09/09 12:08pm General RVing Issues
RE: 1989 suburban, needs a Hitch

Look E Trailer
Rolling Condo 11/08/09 08:15pm Tow Vehicles
RE: Inside mount storm windows

My windows have radiused corners. I had plexiglass cut larger than the windows. Then used Velcro tape to border the windows. Put the 'hook' tape on the plexiglass. For my large front window which is compound curved, I cut Reflectix and used Velcro tape to hold it in place. Works great to stop the cold drafts.
Rolling Condo 11/07/09 09:30am Travel Trailers
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