Does anyone know of any deals on 6 volt, deep cycle AGM batteries for my coach? I will have to replace the 4 of them soon and am looking. I'm not hung up on name brands, price-point and Amp Hrs are important. I just checked at Sam's Club and they don...
We are leaving next week, driving the motorhome and toad from Calgary, Alberta to Winnipeg (must stop there). Then we want to drive to Niagara Falls, Ontario for a family function prior to going south for the winter. I am looking for advice on a rout...
We are planning to attend a family wedding near Niagara Falls and would like to stay in our RV for the month of November and then continue south for the winter from there. I have not been able to find any RV parks open after October. Does anyone know...
I have a Class A motorhome and we spend about 5 months in the winter between southern US and Baja, Mexico. We have been using a Verizon Jetpack Mobile Hotspot for internet but our device just quit working and we have to upgrade anyway. In order to re...
We spend a long time boondocking on the BLM land in the Quartzite, Az area and want to start hauling a blue boy (BB) behind our newly purchased Honda CRV to haul waste to the dump station. What is the best way to attach the BB behind the car? I am co...
I appreciate the many comments and suggestions but back to my original question....1. we are travelling through the U.S. so I can buy them here on our travels.2. I want to try AGM's because my battery tray does not slide out enough to check the back ...
Those familiar with the BLM camping at Q knows that you have to travel a couple of miles on gravel roads to reach the dump stations. This can be done at very slow speed as it's not a major road. I have installed a receiver hitch on the back of the Ho...
I have found a second hand trailer hitch with 2 inch receiver for the back of the CRV and am thinking about buying it to pull a BB and also for a bicycle carrier.I think the idea of carrying the BB inside the trunk of the CRV sounds safer than pullin...
BTPO1 wrote:It may be possible for you to use a 12 volt cord to run your CPAP machine. Mine runs on 12 VDC. When plugging in on 120 VAC it transforms to 12 VDC. If yours is 12 VDC then you would not need an inverter to run it. JMOSee that sounds good...
