I just received an official notice from the Nova Scotia dept of transport. It says that USA plans, as of July 1 2015, to enforce a medical certification requirement for holders of Canadian Class 5 (Class G, the basic license for operating a car) whe...
Articles hitting the papers today on length of stay allowed for Canadians in the US. Everyone seems to think the allowance is 182 days per year, and while that is true, it isn't the whole story. Apologies if this is well known, I just learned about...
I did it in my MCI MC-5C two years ago, camped at the national park just outside of Gaspe (town). My forefather Richard Miller came to Gaspe in 1775, and my grandfather left to go to Toronto in 1918 or so. I wanted to see and learn about my family ...
The other guys are all right The little Buss fuse is a 12v fuse. Your AC should be on a dedicated 20 amp breaker in the Rv's load panel, and you should be plugged into a 20 amp circuit in your house.
To me, an RV isn't a financial investment so while it's a tangible asset that does depreciate, it really just yields a cost. You decide to incur the cost associated with a particular activity, and you spend the money to do so. If you decide to stop...
I usually pop the breaker on a 15 amp circuit, 15Kbtu AC unit. Any extension cord should be 12 gauge, not a "normal" extension cord. Sometimes it works for a while though.
Take the Autoroute 30 bypass around the south shore of Montreal, there is a small toll but it's worth it. Puts you on the AR20 side of the river so you would have to cross the bridge to get to Quebec City itself, and last time I was through there wa...
