Just found out about this book. It is not the full answer to all questions, but seems to answer a big majority of the questions we seem to see here on the forum. Looks like a good addition to any RVers library. RV Electrical systems

Interesting but, it's more fun to come on the forum and ask questions. :B

Required reading?Ah nuts, I hope there wont be a test later! ;)

There is lots of information in the forums--so search. There are hundreds of electrical websites that focus on RV's. I'd not be paying for a book that by its very nature is out of date when it is published.

gbopp wrote:Interesting but, it's more fun to come on the forum and ask questions. :BYah. I've read many books on Rving. They all have something good to contribute - without all the arguments.Forums are best when you already know something, likely from books. At least that way you have some idea who's blowing smoke.

One can just go to authors No Shock Zone BLOG for same info FREE-----Parts 1-12

Required reading for new and old RVers. | Good Sam Community

19 Replies

WTP-GC
Explorer
Sep 26, 2017
Just from looking at the book preview, I'd suggest that if you don't already know most of this stuff, then an RV is not the place to learn about it.
donkeydew
Explorer
Sep 25, 2017
how about if you memorize the book and we all ask you?
Johno02
Explorer
Sep 25, 2017
A picture is worth a thousand words, even if some are misspelled.
Old-Biscuit
Explorer III
Sep 24, 2017
2oldman wrote:
CavemanCharlie wrote:
I think your visual aid was made by someone with a southern accent .
and can't spell gravity.

Speel chek doesn;t work on visuals and auto correct doesn't have a cue

But hey.it's the 21st Century and English/Grammar/Spelling are not taught/required anymore, cause we got SMartPhones
2oldman
Explorer II
Sep 24, 2017
CavemanCharlie wrote:
I think your visual aid was made by someone with a southern accent .
and can't spell gravity.
CavemanCharlie
Explorer III
Sep 24, 2017
Old-Biscuit wrote:
Jackfate wrote:
Good reference material that doesn't require a phone or computer ,wifi, internet connection. Is my first choice. Thanks, now if they made one on rv plumbing; )

How about a visual aid vs reading material.....

What is a Terlet ? ;)( Or, at least I think that is what it says.) I think your visual aid was made by someone with a southern accent .
Old-Biscuit
Explorer III
Sep 24, 2017
Jackfate wrote:
Good reference material that doesn't require a phone or computer ,wifi, internet connection. Is my first choice. Thanks, now if they made one on rv plumbing; )

How about a visual aid vs reading material.....
Jackfate
Explorer
Sep 24, 2017
Good reference material that doesn't require a phone or computer ,wifi, internet connection. Is my first choice. Thanks, now if they made one on rv plumbing; )
OFDPOS
Explorer
Sep 23, 2017
I'll go with a Rodney Dangerfield Quote ;
Read. Who has time? I see the movie. I'm in and out in two hours. ;)
ScottG
Nomad
Sep 23, 2017
mike-s wrote:
Required reading is Locke's Two Treatises and Hobbe's Leviathan.

I'm more a Popular Mechanics kind of guy. ;)