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Easiest way to convert it is to liquidate, freeing up the cash to drop into the 'conversion'. ;) Imagine you paid 1000 for it, to upgrade you're...
Just one little piece of advice.... well, really one observation: Cigarette lighter / auxiliary 12v power outlets have been around in essentially...
The slide-out is great. It does reduce your cargo capacity a little, but not too much; I still fit bedding under the dinette when it's slid-in,...
Even when I'm backpacking, I'm not a big fan of campfires. They make me smell smokey, and I just don't care for that. They're a bit of a hassle....
A single battery may not be enough for furnace use in freezing temperatures. Consider a Group 24 deep cycle battery with about 80AH capacity. You...
I have a Tekonsha Primus IQ proportional controller. I have towed with time-delay controllers, and it's awful. Proportional is the way to go. It...
I suppose they're not permanently mounted back-up lights. They're permanently installed camping lights for illuminating the area behind the rear bunk.
A remodel can be a pretty big deal unless you're already handy at mechanics, and at home improvement, and at carpentry/joinerwork. Remodeling a...
A 100w panel will provide 8.3 amps in full, direct sunlight. The regulator / charge converter will never be 100% efficient, so let's say that 85%...
Popup gizmos are the biggest bang for the buck. They do work to retain heat a little better than bare canvass in the winter, and are an essential...
This topic comes up a lot in the bike forums too. The heaviest Kryptonite "Fugeddaboutit" lock (probably the strongest lock in this...
Verified there's sufficient fluid in the batteries, and that the maintenance charger is plugged in. Removed ten inches of heavy wet snow (though...
At one time they may have been one 300 calorie slice of a two pound pie. Now they're a 500 calorie slice of a fifteen pound pie. But what does it...
I have something very similar to this:...
Portable electric heaters typically consume up to 1500 watts, and produce about 5100 BTUs. An RV furnace may produce 16000 or 19000 BTUs. Many...
