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RE: Fridge can't stay cool enough!
I have added this to my refer and getting great results.
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Rolling Condo
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08/31/08 06:27pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: best seafood in/around Charleston .S.C.
Here's a link: Hyman's Seafood. You won't be disappointed.
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Rolling Condo
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08/31/08 07:56am |
Campgrounds, Resorts and Attractions
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RE: best seafood in/around Charleston .S.C.
Hyman's in downtown by the market.
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Rolling Condo
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08/31/08 07:43am |
Campgrounds, Resorts and Attractions
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RE: What is the "doghouse" of a van?
It's the cover that covers the motor where it intrudes into the passenger compartment.
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Rolling Condo
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08/30/08 01:11pm |
Class B - Camping Van Conversions
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RE: Cold Weather Package
Have you checked out Ultra Heat?I'm sure they can help.
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Rolling Condo
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08/29/08 07:32pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: need help with major fiberglas wall damage repair please
This is the tape you see them use at the races they call it Helicoptor Tape
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Rolling Condo
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08/23/08 09:21pm |
Travel Trailers
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RE: Myrtle Beach to Williamsburg-best route?
Hwy. 17 North to Wilminton to I-40 West to I-95 North
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Rolling Condo
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08/23/08 09:07pm |
Roads and Routes
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RE: Good Small Ice Chest
Buy any brand that features insulation that will keep ice for 5 days. Coleman. Igloo and Rubbermaid all make them in various sizes.
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Rolling Condo
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08/23/08 08:54pm |
Family Camping
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RE: refrigerator cooling
I have installed one of These on my refer. works great. Has a t'stat that clamps on at the top of the boiler tube to control it. In addition I wired in a switch to bypass the t'stat.
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Rolling Condo
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08/23/08 12:45pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: creating a 12v-110v system - lotsa questions
Check these links out: 12 Volt Side of Life Part 1
12 Volt Side of Life Part 2
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Rolling Condo
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08/19/08 04:19pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: Electric/12 Volt Question
I would keep a battery installed. There are many electronic boards used (refrigerator, furnace, water heater, control panel) and the battery will actually work like a surge arrestor to protect them from voltage spikes.
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Rolling Condo
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08/14/08 06:42pm |
Travel Trailers
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RE: simple portable water pump and tank
A Flo Jet pump would be fine. Add long leads if necessary with an inline fuse, fresh water hose and fittings and you'd be in business.
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Rolling Condo
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08/14/08 02:53pm |
Travel Trailers
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RE: RV Covers. Good or Bad ?
The debate to cover or not will rage on, I offer this situation to take into consideration.
A co-worker of mine had his 2006 Outback in storage in Georgia covered with a breatheable cover. He went to use the camper 3 weeks ago and uncovered it to find that the front area was badly wrinkled due to delamination. He took it to a dealer and was advised that the damage was not related to water intrusion but due to heat possibly made worse because it was covered. Cost to replace and repair $1600.
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Rolling Condo
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08/11/08 04:05pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Prevent tanks from freezing while dry camping
I really don't see how you can dry camp and keep your tanks from freezing. You can insulate your tanks using foam insulation panels and spray foam and add Ultra Heat tank heaters that will operate off 12V but that will require batteries with a substantial amp hour capacity to operate them and then the batteries would require charging.
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Rolling Condo
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08/10/08 09:19pm |
Public Lands, Boondocking and Dry Camping
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RE: New Member, Long time lurker
Your roof vent should have a screen in it. I've owned 3 trailers now and never added any extra screening to it. Others may have differing opinions.
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Rolling Condo
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08/08/08 05:20pm |
Travel Trailers
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RE: Portable Camping Showers
I have a Texsport had it for 1 year and no problems with it. Check on Cablela's website they several models listed.
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Rolling Condo
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08/04/08 03:58pm |
Tent Camping
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RE: Help! New Rv'er needs help equipping new TT
At the top of the page under RV.Net see "RVingFAQ" you will find lists.
Welcome to the world of RVing and hope you enjoy many years of camping.
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Rolling Condo
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07/31/08 06:38pm |
Beginning RVing
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RE: I 95 in S. Carolina
Nope no change
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Rolling Condo
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07/26/08 05:16am |
Roads and Routes
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RE: Keeping warm in our motorhome
Here's a link to the insulation that was mentioned in one of the posts: Reflectix
. It is easy to work with (Measuring tape, scissors, duct tape, staple gun, hot melt glue ). I've insulated all of my storage areas that are on outside walls and pulled the paneling out on the outside walls of the closets and lined that too. I had plexiglass cut to fit over 2 windows in the bedroom and used hook & loop tape to fasten them in place. I also made a cover for the large front window using the Reflectix and hook & loop tape to hold it place. Others have mentioned skirting using using blue foam insulation boards and that would be smart. Adding a couple of 100W light bulbs underneath there to turn on when the temps drop down and stay down would be good.
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Rolling Condo
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07/19/08 10:35pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: dual pane windows
Check out All-Rite. They do custom dual pane windows.
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Rolling Condo
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07/04/08 09:10pm |
Fifth-Wheels
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