nickthehunter
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Re: What’s Your Favorite Community Board and Why?
Mine was Tow Vehicles but I must admit that I don’t even come around very often. It seems to me to me that Tow Vehicles has been taken over by people looking for clicks on their “you tube” posts. No longer find it interesting or useful.35Views2likes2CommentsRe: Establishing Domicile with a deeded lot questions
The answer to your question lies in this question. How bad does someone want to know your “Domicile” and how much time and effort are they willing to put into it? What does an internet search of your name, address or voter records turn up?39Views0likes0CommentsRe: Partial electrical outage
A 2018 RV shouldn’t have “fuses” for the 120V loads. But I am assuming by “checked the panel” you mean you checked all the circuit breakers to ensure they weren’t tripped. If not, that’s the first place to start. After that, you need to ensure the incoming feed(s) (both if it’s a 50 amp) have power, and both sides of all the circuit breakers have power. If any of that is not the issue, then somewhere you likely got critters chewing wires or other similar issues (chaffing, pinched, bent and broken, etc).62Views0likes0Comments- 155Views0likes1Comment
Re: Filling and emptying water tanks at camp
Here is what I did. I filled a 5 gallon bucket with water from my hose. it took 50 seconds. Simple math determined the rate was 1 gallon every 10 seconds. Knowing that I can fill my water tank with whatever amount of water I choose with a little easy math and the timer function on my phone. As for draining the tanks, they're empty when the water stops draining out of them; either that or the drain line is stopped up/plugged. Now if you are relying on the gauges to tell you if they are empty or not, the gauges are rarely reliable. The gauge could read half full when in reality the tanks are empty.864Views0likes0CommentsRe: TV
First, assuming your TV antenna is plugged into the jack, push the antenna booster button which is usually right next to the jack. Then find the crank and raise the antenna (idepending on model), then turn the antenna towards the direction of the most likely major city with TV transmitters. Now you’re ready to turn on the TV, and in the TV menu you need to find the “scan for channels” function. Once the scan is complete, it may take a few minutes, you should be good to go.517Views0likes1Comment
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