Seattle RV Show ... got a favorite?
Well, obviously, bka0721’s seminars would have been the favorite. My timing didn’t line up with his seminars. ;) In any case, on the RV front, I have to say I really liked the Host Cascade and bat...
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Have to agree on the 'mid' bath of the Host. Just find it awkward. Cascade is a sweet unit.
Lance's new units (to me), 975 and 995, are nice. I think they've come along way. And the 1172 got me thinking.
Always been impressed with the Northern's. And again this time, I think they're quality units. Not a fan at all of their windows (acrylic). They scratch easy and I just can't talk myself into seeing the benefit.
AF isn't throwing anything new out... but I still like them. The downside to them is the zero option for varied seating. For long stays/travels, having somewhere to sit other than the dining table is a big deal. Which is what the others continue to keep us looking.
Eagle Cap was nice. Doesn't excite nor annoy me.
On another note, bk's class on solar was very well done. I dropped in just before it began and glad I did. Bryan's a good speaker, knows his subject well and rolls with the questions easily while staying on course and within time lines. A lot of folks are testing the waters, checking out the other side of the fence, and he helps them see the reality..good and other..without perhaps wasting time and money through the school of hard knocks. Experience pays off once again.
Best part... talking about everything but, afterwards. Cheers sir, until next time.
Lance's new units (to me), 975 and 995, are nice. I think they've come along way. And the 1172 got me thinking.
Always been impressed with the Northern's. And again this time, I think they're quality units. Not a fan at all of their windows (acrylic). They scratch easy and I just can't talk myself into seeing the benefit.
AF isn't throwing anything new out... but I still like them. The downside to them is the zero option for varied seating. For long stays/travels, having somewhere to sit other than the dining table is a big deal. Which is what the others continue to keep us looking.
Eagle Cap was nice. Doesn't excite nor annoy me.
On another note, bk's class on solar was very well done. I dropped in just before it began and glad I did. Bryan's a good speaker, knows his subject well and rolls with the questions easily while staying on course and within time lines. A lot of folks are testing the waters, checking out the other side of the fence, and he helps them see the reality..good and other..without perhaps wasting time and money through the school of hard knocks. Experience pays off once again.
Best part... talking about everything but, afterwards. Cheers sir, until next time.
