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RE: World's Most Expensive Motor Home
What a piece of junk! Imagine, no slide toppers!!!
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buta4
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06/10/13 07:55pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: clorox bleach in diesel
Let's see now .....
1 CUP Clorox Bleach that's 95% water?
90 GALLONS of fuel?
Water separator filter system?
Perhaps 1/2 teaspoon of harmful chemical?
My SWAG comes to about one part chemical to a gazillion parts of diesel.
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buta4
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06/09/13 08:00pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: How long does it take to wipe a hard drive?
Can't one just FORMAT the C drive?
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buta4
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04/21/13 04:29pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: Favorite Tent Sites- North East
In Lyme CT, Rocky Ledge (or Rocky Neck) State Park. By far, close to ocean beach and large sites.
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buta4
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04/19/13 08:44am |
Tent Camping
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RE: Smaller Class A?
Allegro breeze at 29'7".
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buta4
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03/25/13 06:23pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Starting campfires
*** One empty egg carton
*** 12 cotton balls
*** 1 jar Petroleum Jelly
Coat 1/2 (or thereabouts) teaspoon of Pet Jel onto cotton ball.
With fingers, manipulate the Pet Jel into the cotton ball so as to lightly saturate the ball well.
Twist a wick out of the ball and you've got a firestarter that will light and burn for 20 minutes or thereabouts.
I put the balls in the carton itself for ready use after forming them and take them out as needed. When all the balls are all used up, use the carton with residual Pet Jel as a baker's dozen firestarter.
Regards,
Ray
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buta4
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03/20/13 08:13am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: What is your nick name (slogan) on your Rv
BUDGET BUSTER
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buta4
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02/27/13 07:47pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Must Have Boondocking Survival Items?
If boondocking, and in case of generator or RV motor failure, or out of fuel, and dead batteries, I would suggest a a BIOLITE stove/charger.
Small stove burns sticks of wood and has a battery pack attached to one side. Burning wood charges the battery which in turns feeds a USB port that can then charge cell phones, etc. It's a neat little thing to have. You can also cook on the stovetop too.
I feel most are not aware of it's benefits.
Regards,
Ray
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buta4
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02/12/13 10:21am |
Public Lands, Boondocking and Dry Camping
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RE: Tahoe Gear Glacier 14 Person Tent
The pics shown on their site may be misleading.
The first shell, is basically a screened in area with some tent fabric around the sides and the top and the bathtub floor. This shell has LARGE mesh windows with a tent fabric zipper closure for rain protection but no outside view. Also has zippered mesh roof vents.
The second shell (fly) is all fabric with a couple of window skylights to match the zippered roof mesh areas in the screen room area and allow for ceiling ventilation. This shell reaches maybe three inches from ground level to allow air to flow between inner and outer shells.
Thirdly, there are large zip-on windows for the outside shell fly.
Thus, you can have the tent with screen windows open with or without the zip-on windows but, if it rains, gotta zip up the fabric over the mesh screens to keep dry. For heavy weather I use the zip-on outer shell windows as extra protection just in case and keep the inner shell windows open with mesh.
Been camping in 85 degree/F weather several times and never was uncomfortable. The two shells are a few inches apart from one another and provide a kind of insulatory effect.
The room divider is both able to be folded back or removed completely. Installed it provides a 2-foot by 10.5-foot area crosswise where we keep our clothes closet. The other side is where we keep the Porta-Potti.
BTW -- windows and doors zip up!
Any more questions .. shoot them at me.
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buta4
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01/05/13 08:41pm |
Tent Camping
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RE: Outwell tents
Also, seems that there's no bathtub flooring? Creepy crawlies may gain access?
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buta4
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01/05/13 02:08pm |
Tent Camping
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RE: Tahoe Gear Glacier 14 Person Tent
You might be interested in the Condo Tent by Eureka. 10.5' by 20'.
Have had mine for 12 years now.
The double-Wall construction keeps heat at bay very well.
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buta4
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01/05/13 02:06pm |
Tent Camping
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RE: Why you don't drive an RV in Boston
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9vAWo3g3fA
Excellent!! LOL
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buta4
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11/11/12 12:46am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Why you don't drive an RV in Boston
Ya don't drive anything in Boston unless your vehicle is a bicycle and ya got a place to park! But a Condo Parking Space maybe??
I'm in Boston regularly in a 26' box truck and have threaded a highway coach through the Financial District. But yeah, stay outta the North End!
I also feel that a stranger in Town can be dead meat in a big vehicle. Imagine going down roomy Comm Ave in a 11-12' high vehicle and bearing left at the Mass Ave underpass?
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buta4
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11/10/12 06:31pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Why you don't drive an RV in Boston
Ya don't drive anything in Boston unless your vehicle is a bicycle and ya got a place to park! But a Condo Parking Space maybe??
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buta4
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11/06/12 03:53pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Survivor truck, if you have the $$
Poor choice for nukes. Needs to be almost airtight with one of those Israeli-designed internal air filter/purifier systems that can provide positive air flow and good filtration.
But the canvas topsides are NOT good for positive airflow.
And also, Zombies can cut through it with their teeth!
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buta4
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11/05/12 07:51pm |
Truck Campers
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RE: Trains and more trains...
In my younger days I knew a young lady that lived less than 100 feet from the tracks. The first few times a train went by I could feel the whole building shake, but over time I didn't even notice. I'm sure the campground folks have become immune to the noise and disruption and don't even think about it now.
Your first sentence would be a great start of a new novel!
Oh well, something for you to choo on.
:S
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buta4
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11/05/12 07:42pm |
RV Parks, National Parks, State Campgrounds & More
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RE: See what $700K will get you
globalxvehicles.com
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buta4
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11/05/12 12:58am |
Truck Campers
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RE: Can I afford a battery like this?
Oh great!!! Just when I've finally understood the Absorbed Glass Mat Battery concept --- you now have to come along and throw this one at me!
Dagnabbit newfangled stuff.
:S
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buta4
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10/26/12 12:54am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Truck for family of 6
Perhaps sportchassis.com warrants a looksee? Gotta have big bucks I assume for their products. They will haul anything and roomy cabs as well.
:)
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buta4
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10/26/12 12:46am |
Tow Vehicles
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RE: Appalachian Trail
Perhaps the Appalachian Mountain Club, AMC, has some info for you on that subject. JMHO.
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buta4
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10/08/12 07:02pm |
Family Camping
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