I have been researching credit cards and gas cards for the last couple years now. One of the cards that has the best returns is a Shell card. What comes in second is Chase. Given that RVing requires a lot of gas and utilities (lp tanks) that get ...
What do most veteran RV'ers use for navigation? Because I have heard of issues with the Garmin style dashboard navigation devices I am downloading trucker apps to my phone and having some luck. But what I am really looking for in these apps, and n...
Laser doesn't dry out over time like ink does if left for a longtime without use. Ive had best luck with Canon for photo printing but HP is just fine. I don't buy aftermarket cartridges. They either are problematic or are recycled and refilled but...
Good point about the Shell card. I am locked into them and not their neighbor who might be competitively lower. I won't do costco because 1. I'm not going to wait in line for an hour with my truck running or drive out of my way. You are right, it ...
rlw999 wrote:I use a Garmin 780RV for general navigation, I really like the routing and the UI to see what's ahead for gas, food, etc. The low bridge warning has warned me off some routes so that seems to be working well.Even though the Garmin does h...
PawPaw_n_Gram wrote:Navigation starts with a map. Knowing where you plan to go, what route you should take.I use apps like AllStays, RV Trip Wizard (PC Only), RV Parky, and state DOT websites to check for obstructions, construction, etc.Then I put th...
The problem with technology is that it isn't very intuitive. If I want to get North out of town it has me take a few freeways and merges. But because I know the area I know better way that my phone and other navigation doesn't. I don't have to cr...
