Here in Furnace Creek, last night's low was 99 degrees. We expect today's high's to be in the 120s. If you are feeling chilly come on down to warm up!Yes, we live full-time in an RV here. We have reflective shade cloth suspended over head, mirror myl...
So, I'm needing to purchase a new water regulator and wanting one with good flow rate.Amazon shows the following provide "high flow"...Valterra A01-1122VP Lead-Free High Flow Water RegulatorValterra A01-1114VP High Flow Stainless Steel Water Regulato...
I just found that the new Excel Travel Trailer has a temperature rating of -5 degrees. I assume this also translates to an ability to keep cool in hot climates. At a $60k+ price tag for a used unit, this is a little out of my price range. Does anyone...
A post yesterday about a burnt neutral wire got me to wondering...If;A 50A rig has all 120v appliances and loads,A 120v 10A load will measure the same amperage draw on both the hot side and the neutral side,A properly wired 50A service will measure 2...
We bought a Sleep Number 6 or 7 years ago and love it! We found we do have to remember that if crossing mountain passes, to let the air pressure down to 10 or 20 when laying it it because as we go up in elevation, the pressure increases. If we don't,...
MartiniSCP wrote:Hello all. We're staying at a koa in Seattle Tacoma. Running the a/c and microwave simultaneously makes the $250 power conditioner turn off. Upon inspection, the power level shows 109 or 105 volts and goes from 15 amps to 25 amps on ...
Trackrig wrote:RVnRobinI agree on the humidity, I run from it just as quick as I do the heat.We haven't been to Death Valley yet, and we do plan on it, but it will be during the coolest season (if there is one).What are you using for the shade cloth ...
Trackrig wrote:My question is WHY is the OP still in Furnace Creek? His RV has wheels. I'd have been long gone to cooler pastures.BillWe are in Death Valley because we both LOVE THE HEAT. And we LOVE Death Valley. You can keep your 90-100 degrees a...
