Trying to figure out what my best option(s) are for mounting an antenna and the best antenna to choose for our 2005 Country Coach. I'd like to start using my ham radio again. The coach is fiberglass and aluminum so I'm assuming I am going to need som...
Has anyone had experience with these inverters overheating? Nothing has changed in the past three years but recently our inverter has started overheating. It is located in an outside storage compartment and even with the compartment door left open it...
After giving feedback in the form of a review for a product purchased from Camping World's website we wondered why our review was never posted although others dated later were.Upon further inspection we noticed only reviews of 4-5 stars were posted. ...
We are full-time in our RV but still working for a few more months. We've been asked to become camp hosts for a park that hasn't been open in recent years and had all their copper electrical wire stolen from the sites recently. I don't have a problem...
We flat tow a 2016 Grand Cherokee. Easiest vehicle to prepare each time we move. Easiest we've ever towed. Had base plate installed when we purchased the vehicle and we use the patriot Brake with it.
dfletch wrote:When I had a Class A I had a local shop weld an extra receiver tube on the back and used a Tarheel screwdriver antenna.defletch, I already have a motorcycle lift back there although I am looking at the Tarheel.
shastagary wrote:depends on what bands you plan on running. lots of info here fiberglass rv ham radio antennaThanks for the info Shastagary...I only have a tech license but would like to be able to monitor all bands in case of emergency.
You didn't state if your Cherokee was stock or not but with our lifted Jeeps running larger tires and beefed up suspension we had to keep a close watch on our ball joints and connection points for the suspension for wear because we would get a lot of...
