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Re: Replacing Coleman thermostat
therink wrote: I replaced mine with a digital programmable tstat at Lowes for around $30. I can run furnace and AC fan on manual at the same time. Works great. Just did the same thing recently and it works perfectly. Here's the one I installed... http://www.lowes.com/pd_356344-74493-RTHL2310B1008_1z0vjkgZ1z10xtrZ2z8vm__?productId=3464340&pl=1543Views0likes0CommentsRe: 22x47 solar panels on intervec falcon roof
PSW wrote: TOMMY47, I installed a Renogy 100 watt panel by the conventional method (mounting brackets, drill into roof, etc.). A few months later, I installed a Renogy flexible 100 watt panel using the 3M tape discussed above which auto companies use to install mirrors, etc. I then took an amp output meter to each panel and took a reading. Then, a voltmeter for voltage. The results: virtually identical readings. I hooked the two panels together and used them all last year to keep the batteries up when boondocking for weeks at a time. All I know is it worked fine for me. Others may have not had as good an outcome, but I am super happy. Incidentally, tev 123, we owned an Intervec Horizon for many years. It is the little brother to the Falcon and we had a blast. I think it would be great to have a Falcon and fix it up, a project I would really enjoy. Paul Just FYI: Renogy recall - fire hazard Renogy's page548Views0likes0CommentsRe: Self defense while traveling
Rhode Island is a 'shall issue' concealed carry State. If you have a permit, you can use this site to find out which other States honor your permit: http://www.usacarry.com/concealed_carry_permit_reciprocity_maps.html You have to be a member to use the feature but https://www.usconcealedcarry.com has a trip planner that will tell you exactly how your concealed carry firearm must be stored in every State included in your itinerary.382Views0likes0CommentsRe: Renovating; Received notice to move RV
Old-Biscuit wrote: Is it drivable? Is it registered? Is it insured? NO...then will be tough finding any place to accept. True. Call around to some Mom & Pop storage places. Corporate owned facilities have a lot of restrictions. Privately run places may also negotiate 24 hour access for you.342Views0likes0CommentsRe: STOLEN 5/28: Class B Sportsmobile - San Francisco
topflite51 wrote: I'd look up north. SIL's CL C was stolen, 6 months later it was recovered in Trinity County. The couple living in it were involved with growing Marijuana. If only I had time to go camp...I mean look for my van...in the Trinity Alps all Summer that'd be great. It's been three days with no word, so I'm guessing it's somewhere up north or in Mexico by now. Drove around all day Friday looking for it. I'll go ahead and file a claim with State Farm and get that process started. I'm okay with tent camping for July 4 but hope to have a replacement van for my July 19 trip. Such a bummer - just put on new tires, 200w solar system, brakes, etc. Not to mention our super fancy double sleeping bag and Cobb grill gifted to us by a friend on Memorial Day. Sucks to think about all the things you keep inside that insurance won't cover :(319Views0likes0Comments
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