We have had our new 5th wheel for about a month now. It's our first RV with 50amp service. All previous have had 30amp. I moved it about 50 miles yesterday to a new RV park. When I arrived I plugged into the 50A service at the site. Both lights light...
In the old days, you could break out you Rand McNally or you AAA maps and plan a trip. Obviously, this is still an option. Years ago I had a Microsoft application, Trips and Streets, that was a pretty good tool. Now although I have Google maps on my ...
Not exactly keeping me awake at night, but I am curious about how a satellite provider (DISH, Sirius, etc.) validates that a legal device is connecting and determines what services are available to that device? I presume that even though there is no ...
First some history: my wife and I got married 53 years ago in a big church wedding that was planned and executed in about two weeks! From that start it should be obvious that long term planning is NOT one of our fortes. So on to the present:We have s...
What I don't believe Google maps can do is to allow me to input conditions, I.e. Avoid Interstates. That was one of the features I loved in Trips & Streets. It's also easy with a paper planner. I used Google maps this morning to plot a route from San...
IMHO one of the big pluses for DISH is that it includes Sirius/XM. That's a feature I don't see mentioned ver often but it's a buggy for my wife and I. We're bluegrass & "old" country music fans. I have Bluegrass junction from Sirius/XM on now as I t...
Bill.Satellite wrote:No, no signal is broadcast to the satellite from the receiver. I am not sure what you mean by a legal device. The antenna certainly doesn't care and the satellite just broadcasts a signal so anything that can receive that signa...
Colo Native wrote:Do you mean super lite? If so I was told by a dealer that they shouldn't be used in a short bed, you didn't say what you hadOops, no I have a full sized bed and do mean the Superlite 2400.
