I'm a fulltimer in an RV park, so I generally don't have to worry about power, but I also live in southern Florida and I'm told we will lose power quite often in the wake of a bad storm or hurricane.I just picked up a new Open Range 5th wheel, with 2...
I fulltime RV, and in the winter, if the temp outside gets below 15F, my kitchen sink lines freeze, even with the heated, enclosed underbelly.Does anyone know a good product or method for adding a bit more heat to the underbelly that I can wire in in...
I have a large RV (Outback 298RE) and I love it. I think it's well-designed, except for a few things... like A/C.Mine came with a 13.5KBTU A/C ducted unit. This is completely unable to knock more than 10 degrees off outdoor temp, 15 if not in direc...
I am installing an external cell antenna at the back of my travel trailer. The cable will run down the back and enter in a hole near my power cable entrance.The cable is black. My RV is white. I was thinking about securing it with a long piece of ...
I have an Outback 298RE where the body is a good two feet off the ground, and even in highly uneven terrain, it's never less than 1.5' clearance with the ground.Does anyone ever use this area for storage? It seems like it would be a great place to m...
Yeah I don't imagine I would normally have it wired up; just when the power goes out and doesn't look like it's coming back anytime soon, so I probably wouldn't care too much about a transfer switch. I'd just plug in the genset and start it up.That ...
Hmm... I would need to find space for that, but it might be ideal... I'd probably want to run another circuit for it ( maybe pull off the separate 15A available in most RV sites)...hmm...
Hah the antenna I bought (with the flex spring, mounting plate and built-in ground plane) comes with the 10' black cable attached... messing with that could ding me on the gain.
