I have a '13 Tundra with the 5.7 engine. It gets about 9-11 MPG towing a 34-ft/7000-lb trailer. I'm considering downsizing the trailer (to 25-ft, 4500-pounds), and am wondering what improvement in gas mileage I might see. The two trailers have com...
I'm looking for a cell signal booster for my travel trailer which does the following:Easy to useSupports AT&T 4G/LTEHandles multiple usersWorks without aiming an antennaCosts less than $300Thanks!
I've never been a snowbird before, but am considering a "trial" of three weeks next January. The things is, I still work, so good (and free) wifi access is a must. Cable TV hookups and some degree of campsite ambience (trees, water, not overcrowded...
Yes, I need the booster when using the TV antenna. Since my last post, I've concluded that the cable labelled FM antenna must really be the FM and AM antenna.
Sounds good, but I couldn't find anything labelled "AM antenna" on the back of my Genesis unit. There was an unconnected wire labelled "IR" and one labelled "COAX Optical".
Thanks. I'm familiar with RVW. We bought from Wana RV near Elkhart ... It's the same concept. We were very happy with the price and service. Appreciate the comments!
Thanks for all of the feedback. Frankly, I expected minimal improvement in MPG, but I do wonder if a shorter trailer with a lighter tongue weight would handle better. I hear people talk about their towing experience with a "you don't even know it's...
