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RE: Two Rivers Nashvile TN

You might want to try Cedars of Lebanon State Park about 30 miles East of Nashville. It's a great park and is close enough to Nashville to anything you wish there.
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accsys
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01/03/10 09:30am |
RV Parks, National Parks, State Campgrounds & More
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RE: Fol-Jet VSD Water Pump

I put one in my rig for our Alaska trip last summer and had no trouble whatsoever. It worked like a champ when we dry camped on many occasions.
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accsys
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12/30/09 07:08pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: M/S Streets & Trips

On the "Cert. of Authenticity" it states "Streets & Trips (GPS) 2009 Win32".
That sure looks like you have the 2009 version. I have had the 2009 version for almost a year and it says it is Microsoft Streets and Trips 2009 as is it loading. Also, when you go to Help, About Microsoft Streets and Trips, then click on the Tech Support button it says it is the 2009 version. You might check the Help, About to see what yours says.
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accsys
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12/25/09 03:58pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: Florida road expert

301 is the way to go 65mph most the way.......4 laned ....they cannot get you a ticket for doing 34 in a 30 ...just a warning....state law I use 301 and 75 and 95 to get to darlington from fort myers 10 to 75 south is an extra hour jim k
Would you please post a link to said law. I would like to have a print out of it next time I go through Waldo! As far as I can tell, no such law exists. BTW, there is no 30 mph through the speed traps on 301. The lowest is 45.
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accsys
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12/24/09 06:34am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: window disappears?????

Just move the mouse pointer SLIGHTLY side to side and it will stay open.
We do not have control over how long it stays up.
It still will drop out after a short time but this will keep it open longer.
Admin
We as users may not have any control over it but the programmers can make it as long or as short as they wish!
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accsys
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12/23/09 05:59am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: campgrounds

Morning, hope pm was helpful, just past Nashville is a COE CG called Knobs Pool, we stayed this past July for 18.00 (9.00), is a nice stop-over......Pm if u need additional info
Should have added that the CG is off I-24 as u start your way towards I-75
There are some great COE campgrounds just out of Nashville but I believe they are all closed for the winter.
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accsys
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12/22/09 06:30pm |
Snowbirds
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RE: Where to stay in Phoenix ...

We stayed at the Desert Shadows RV Resort last April and found it to be very nice. It has easy access to I-17 and is about 13 miles from the intersection you mentioned. It has full hookups and free ice. I am not sure how pet friendly it is as we have none.
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accsys
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12/21/09 05:57pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Vancouver Rv Parks

We stayed at Fort Camping in Fort Langley last May and enjoyed it. The drive into Vancouver is not far. A picture of our site is available here.
One place I would avoid is ParkCanada RV Park in Tsawwassen. Very tight and not even enough room for an awning.
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accsys
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12/21/09 05:42am |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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RE: Looking for Plug in Voltage meter/monitor

A Kill A Watt works great for that purpose as well as allowing you to check the power used by any anything you plug into it.
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accsys
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12/21/09 05:27am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Fuse location on F-53

The fuse box for the cigarette lighter on my 2006 Hurricane is located under a big bundle of wires just left of center near the top as you are looking to the rear in the engine compartment. The battery disconnect box is just to the right of it. The fuse is a 20 amp MAX type fuse. That is one of the very large blade types. I blew mine last summer and it took me an hour to find it, even with the owner's manual.:B
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accsys
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12/18/09 11:12am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: DirecTV: Locals switch didn;t work...

They'd get a good laugh at that if you did. It's not a switch that they turn on it's a matter of YOU being inside the RANGE of their spot beam. If you're in a place that doesn't GET local channels just giving you ACCESS to a beam that would work if you were somewhere else won't be of any value to you. It's kind of like lieing to the gas station and telling them that you're outside at their pumps when you're actually in the next town. Still can't get any gas from them even if they turn on their pump.
Ah, but the OP was going to get LA turned on for him and LA is not on a spot beam. Some of us have access to the LA channels as part of DNS service but I would think if DirecTV turned on your local channels for living in LA you would get the same channels though instead of receiving NBC on channel 383 through DNS, you would get it on their real channel - local LA Channel 4.
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accsys
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12/16/09 09:53am |
Technology Corner
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RE: Christmas Bonus?

Not unless the Prez sends me that $250 check he said I would get since we didn't get a COLA increase this year. :B
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accsys
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12/15/09 05:59pm |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Verizon Military Discount

The ID card is NOT supposed to be copied by anyone, even if it's done routinely.
Yeah, try that next time you visit the doctor and want to use Tricare.;)
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accsys
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12/15/09 05:46pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: April 3, Easter Weekend at FDR state park, Georgia

According to their web site that should be about perfect - right in the middle of the season.
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accsys
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12/15/09 05:36pm |
RV Parks, National Parks, State Campgrounds & More
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RE: Google ads

I am using Explorer 8 and right-clicking works to open a new tab or window on the banner ads that run across the page mixed in with the postings.
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accsys
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12/15/09 04:48pm |
Forum Technical Support
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RE: Changing domicile - some questions

In my opinion, what you are considering should be sufficient to change residency however you may want to check out Texas residency requirements. One good source for this is a document published by the Escapees organization and can be found here. The Escapees are a great organization for those that full time.
As for as NY goes, the first year you are a resident of Texas you will have to file a Partial Year income tax return for NY. On that return you will declare the dates you were a resident of NY and the dates you were a resident of TX. In subsequent years a Federal return is all that is necessary as TX doesn't have a state income tax.
If you are doing this to avoid state income tax, you may also want to consider other states that do not have an income tax. They are listed here. You might also want to check out this site to research the taxes in all states.
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accsys
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12/15/09 05:36am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: DirecTv questions

But---I'm wanting to get a HD receiver and dish at the house--which I don't have.
And keep the SD receiver I have in the RV working on the single LNB.
That shouldn't be a problem. Just get the HD installed at home and keep the SD receiver activated as being used in another room. We always just take our bedroom receiver with us in the MH. Once you get the HD installed then file the DNS waiver.
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accsys
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12/12/09 05:03am |
Technology Corner
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RE: DirecTv questions

You will never know until you try it. I have both East/West feeds and Local channels when at home and East/West when I take one of the receivers with me on the road. I believe the secret to this is to NEVER call DirecTV but to just find the waiver on the their website, fill it out, and send it in. I also went online and changed the location of both of my receivers to say RV LR and RV BR so that they would think I was full time in my MH in case they looked.
If you talk to DirecTV, they will tell you that you need separate accounts to do this but it has been working for me for the last two years.
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accsys
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12/11/09 06:39pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: Direct TV in Canada

I received it as far north as along the Cassier Hwy with my 18" dish. I also received a barely passable signal in Petersburg, AK with the same dish. The further north you go, the harder it is to find the sat as the signal gets weaker and weaker as well as lower in the sky.
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accsys
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12/11/09 06:26pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: Good Sam Campground Guide

If you are referring to the Trailer Life Guide, their web site (bottom of the page), says it will be delivered around the last of December.
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accsys
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12/11/09 06:08pm |
General RVing Issues
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