โJul-21-2015 01:29 AM
โAug-06-2015 01:52 PM
Little Kopit wrote:
Just back online after hard drive failure. I am answering without reading the thread through.
So, the quick and dirty answer.
Purina because you can cross the border at just about any small town and replace your dog food on either side.
:C
โAug-06-2015 11:58 AM
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โAug-04-2015 05:39 AM
lauravanb wrote:We just have a plain Jane, 30amp surge protector that we use on the shore power post at campsites. I know for a fact that if the power goes out for awhile, the AC will come back on when the power returns, assuming the thermostat calls for it.
...(but aren't sure if the ac would turn back on once it was safe)...
Walter & Garland - Camp Canine caretakers
Miss Inga (aka "Shorty") - 10 y.o. old GSD.
Gen. Gretchen - Joined Rainbow Div., June 27, 2017 at age 13
Gen. Missy - Joined Rainbow Div., June 11,2006 at age 12
2018 Montana HC305RL 5th wheel
2018 Silverado HD 6.0L
โAug-03-2015 02:54 PM
TyroneandGladys wrote:
Our voltage/surge unit will automatically turn the power back on to the RV as soon as it is safe to do so but it does have a 90 second delay before doing so.
We have also found that more and more private RV Parks offer a dog walking service for a nominal fee. You can set up the times and frequency that they will come by your RV and walk or check on your pets.
โAug-03-2015 01:46 PM
โAug-02-2015 10:08 AM
โAug-02-2015 06:34 AM
Uppercrust wrote:
I just purchased a fan that runs on batteries in case of a power outage.
โAug-01-2015 07:15 PM
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โJul-22-2015 05:23 AM
โJul-22-2015 04:47 AM
lauravanb wrote:MetalGator wrote:
We use a product called Temperature alert. It is a small device that hooks via a USB port to a computer. I have a small inexpensive laptop that I hook the device to. We use one of our cell phones (usually my wife's) for an internet hot spot (or if there is wireless at the park, we will use it).
Burch
Do you ever have issues with no wifi/cell service? We would love to do something like this but in the limited rv camping we have done so far in fairly populated areas we have had issues with wifi/cell service. I wonder how reliable this would be in the middle of a national park!
โJul-21-2015 09:03 PM
MetalGator wrote:
We use a product called Temperature alert. It is a small device that hooks via a USB port to a computer. I have a small inexpensive laptop that I hook the device to. We use one of our cell phones (usually my wife's) for an internet hot spot (or if there is wireless at the park, we will use it).
Burch