I just added a TPMS to the motorhome. I've inflated front tires to 85# and rear to 95# which is 5# over recommended inflation based on weight they carry. TPMS reads them cold as: Front: 84 84 Rear: 94 95 95 94 Temperatures ...
We're thinking of visiting Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota. The brochure we saw talks about a LOT of steps. The short tour mentions 150 steps. Do you know if these are all at once or are they really spread out? I can do a flight of stairs ...
We have been driving around Pennsylvania and New York - back roads - not major interstate. The Gas Buddy application helped us find lots of gas stations in the area, but when I drive there, 90% of them are designed for cars only. There was no way ...
I'd like to seek the wisdom of those more familiar with camping on State Forests in Minnesota and/or Wisconsin. We have a 30' Motorhome and totally enjoy State Parks & Army Corps of Engineer parks. We are fine without campground utilities.We drove ...
I just saw this article: Fox News UniMOG RV articleMy gosh, look at the specs on this bad-boy. I'd love to take one of these boondocking. Gee... I don't think you'd even need a road for this beast!
Could you possibly take a photo of the roof of your truck showing the relationship between the roof antenna and your camper?I can see how the radio signals could be attenuated if they had to pass through your camper to get to the antenna, but I'd ...
I don't have the unlimited, but I do use a Verizon JetPack when traveling. It works great. I now have a Google Pixel 2 phone. I can use it to setup a wifi hotspot. It eats into my data plan, but that works great also and saves the cost of the Je...
Once you get to your destination, use Google Maps to get your GPS coordinates. Text those to your friends. They can enter them into Google Maps on their phones and will know right where you are. This works as long as you have cellular and data s...
