Here in Ontario in the provincial park system check out time from a campsite has been 2 pm for as long as I can remember. Obviously if someone else is on the site we're checking in to the current occupants have the right to not vacate the site until...
I've previously owned 2 Honda EU2000i gensets, each purchased used, primarily as back up for those times each season we inevitably lose shore power while camping and may want / need to recharge the battery. Eventually I sold each one for what I had ...
A few years ago I upgraded our K-Z Spree's manual tongue jack to an UltraFab 3002 electric model because it was all metal construction and by removing four bolts I could rotate the head 180 degrees so it would clear our truck's tailgate. Years later...
Weber's Q series of grills are arguably the most popular grills for campers as they cook well and are generally quite reliable. :B However, as many owners know this grill does have an Achilles' Heel - that darned gas regulator which seems to fail wi...
I've been a long time Weber Q owner dating back to 2002 when we purchased a Q100 and used several times a week, year round for 8 yrs both here at the house and when out camping. Years later we upgraded to a Q120 for camping and a Q220 for use here a...
Skipg wrote:Why not build all RV’s with 50 amp service ? With AC, microwaves, electronic water heaters plus numerous other electrical appliances we take with us it seems to make More sense to have 50 ampYou do realize that so-called "50 amp service" ...
bob213 wrote:Trying to decide how to set up Flojet macerator pump. I need to make an extension cord and it looks like I will need 10 ga wire for a 15 ft. run. Any suggestions on what type of connections to use? I ran 12 gauge zip cord from the bat...
opnspaces wrote:Probably the first thing you need to figure out is how you would get the wire to the outlets. The inverter should be near the batteries.You could also possibly drop the wire straight down through the floor and back up where you want t...
Powts wrote:So I just purchased a GoPower 700W pure sine wave inverter plus all the install goodies for our TT.Initially I powered our trailer "whole house" by simply turning off the converter and plugging the trailer's main service cable into one of...
Crushedstang50 wrote:Yes my plan was to just disconnect the stock coverter/charger.Why bother disconnecting the converter? :h Since your intention is to power your trailer "whole house" with the inverter just turn off the converter and plug your tra...
