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RE: Verizon Internet Access
Hey sato4000--guess the foxfi app is for android system and not my for Iphone. Can't find any similar app for the Iphone. I have unlimited data on the phone, but if I turn on the hotspot feature, it is $20 for 2 gig of date and $20. for each gig over two. Gets pretty expensive pretty fast. Any suggestions?
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chast
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06/11/13 04:44pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: Safari Trek or Georgie Boy Landau
Hi--think long and hard about that Majicbed set up. DW and I wanted a Trek for a long time and we finally bought in 2000. We full-time and while the Trek was wonderful in every way, the sleeping arrangement finally got on our nerves. If you both go to bed and get up at the same time, its great. But once that bed is down, you have the kitchen area and the bath, that it until the other person gets up. Good luck trying to be quiet or keep the food smells to yourself while your partner sleeps. We finally sold for the conventional setup with a separate bedroom/sleeping area. Good luck in your search
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chast
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05/23/13 04:40am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Cold weather condensation solution?
Hi--many options, but it all boils down to moving the air and ventilation. We always leave the front and rear roof vent open no matter how cold. Requires a little more heat, but lets the warm, moist air out hence controlling condensation. Covering the windows in some way (we prefer the clear plastic that shrinks with a hair dryer applied on the inside frames) helps too. Good luck!
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chast
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05/18/13 07:41pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Red Max Pro NO-NO
If you read the instructions on the bottle, it recommends removal with floor wax stripper. I have used straight ammonia which worked, but the floor stripper removes all of the leftover/dead RMP the first time with very little effort.
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chast
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05/17/13 10:22am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Revcon Class A
Hi--try their website for Revcon owners--www.revconeers.com
Pretty cool, all aluminum. A little long in the tooth for today's world.
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chast
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05/14/13 03:34pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: lack of a/c outlets
You are limited to 30 or 50 amps depending on your setup. It is just the manufacturers way of limiting your ability to plug in too many things and overload the electrical capacity.
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chast
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05/14/13 04:23am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Good Source for Replacement Shower Pan?
Hi--you might also try www.icondirect.com
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chast
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04/02/13 03:45pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: XHose for Water - Any Experience
Hi--we are full-timers and have used the Xhose for about a year now with no problems. You have to be careful not to overtighten the plastic connectors, but it has performed very well so far. As we do not use the tap water for drinking, we think it answers our needs quite well.
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chast
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03/29/13 08:17pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Wheel Well Parts
Try www.icondirect.com Item will be pricey but replacement is available.
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chast
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03/27/13 02:18pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: 110V washer/dryer recommendations
Hi--have referred several friends to a company we have purchased from and have been very satisfied. Try www.compactappliances.com
Good luck in your search.
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chast
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03/24/13 12:27pm |
RV Lifestyle
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RE: The Hartford Rule Concerning Insurance
We have had our class A motorhome insured with them since July '12. We have another motorhome, two cars and a motorcycle all of which are insured with different companies. Suggest you call AARP and ask for a clarification about the Hartford and their policies.
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chast
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03/06/13 01:27pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Comfortable camp chairs for limited space
Try these--www.kermitchair.com. We had been on a search for a long time for the ideal chair. These chairs fit that bill! They are like canvas director's chairs, but much more comfortable. Best of all, they dismantle and store in a small bag. Originally designed for motorcycle campers, they are great. At little pricey, but worth every penny.
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chast
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02/15/13 02:39pm |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: Verizon is too expensive
Last time I used my Iphone as a hotspot/wifi, the charge was $20 for the first 2gigs with an additional charge of $10 per gig. As the DW and I use about 8-10 gigs per month, the cost was prohibitive.
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chast
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02/13/13 02:00pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: Verizon is too expensive
YES! PLEASE!! Let the discussion begin--I too am paying too much for Verizon ($218 last month) Help! Relief please!
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chast
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02/13/13 01:44pm |
Technology Corner
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Need storage help
Hi all--would like some help in finding previous posts that give ideas for storing my Class A in Florida for six months during the summer. Did a search, but can't find any previous posts. Things to do when closing up and storing for about six months. Preventing mold and mildew, critters, jacks up or down, etc. Thanks.
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chast
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02/06/13 09:31am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Have you had Yonanas ?
Hi--we have used over-ripe frozen bananas for years as a frozen dessert. You don't need a fancy machine--just break the bananas into small pieces while frozen and pop in the blender with a little milk to make the consistency you want. Terrific with chocolate sauce or chopped nuts. Tastes great and is good for you!
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chast
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01/21/13 06:07am |
Camp Cooks and Connoisseurs
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RE: Self positioning satellite 'cube'
Luv here too. Ours has a remote control which allows you to position it from inside your rig. Theft deterent is a cable and lock which has been fitted to the handle and body of the cube. Try it--you'll like it!
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chast
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01/17/13 05:52am |
Class A Motorhomes
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Water heater short-cycling?
Hi all--have an Atwood DSI water heater with a dinosaur board. Heater will run for 30-40 minutes to heat a tank of water, shut off, then about 20-30 minutes later run again for a short time. No water has been drawn during this period and the air temperatures are in the 70's here in Florida. Any ideas what is causing this? Thanks as usual in advance for all your input.
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chast
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01/09/13 11:17am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Black tanks vs cassette vs Porta potti?
Rick--we have owned three Toyotas over the years including our current 1992 Itasca Spirit. There are many clubs out there that support Toyota motorhome ownership. PM me, and I will share whatever knowledge I have with you and answer questions as best I can.
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chast
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01/04/13 02:52pm |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Black tanks vs cassette vs Porta potti?
Donn--I think your statement is a gross generalization. I have owned three Toyota-based motorhome over the years and did not find overweight issues with any of them. It is up to the owner to be aware of the rig weight and the safety issues involved. ANY rig can be overweight--NOT just Toyotas!
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chast
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01/04/13 02:50pm |
Beginning RVing
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