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RE: Class c cover
Huh?
I haven't seen a relatively sound RV with exposed batteries...
I've seen many times
https://imgur.com/OC4s0Rs
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cowolter
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09/01/21 11:37pm |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Tips on asking friends for mootchdocking?
When we travel we also visit family and friends. The best solution for us is stay in a campground nearby. Our family and friends don't really understand and keep pushing us to park at their homes, but we don't.
https://digital-planner.com/goal/planner
We avoid blocking their driveways, tripping fuses because their homes aren't equipped for a heavy electrical supply or having to worry about getting level on a slopped driveway. We don't have to check if we are legal parking on the street or even in their driveway; plus we can dump tanks and have our own space if needed. Seems to work very well for us.
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cowolter
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09/01/21 07:34am |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Class c cover
Plenty of RVs never have covers on them. The batteries, however, I would worry about damage from road debris and the slim possibility of a short circuit or someone dicking with the wiring. Look into modifying the current battery rack to accept boxes. If not, I would try to cover the batteries with something like a rubber floor mat held on with bungie cords
budget planner
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cowolter
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09/01/21 07:15am |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Regular Microwaves vs RV Microwaves
Most of us don't use electricity for heating since it's inefficient vs say propane. When I've camped in a Class A (think BIG RV) with a microwave we didn't use it that much. So a bunch of space for a few minutes here and there. And since one needs a fridge for leftovers (more power) we didn't use it for that either.
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cowolter
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09/01/21 07:09am |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Garmin gps / used with good Sam trip planner
So I just Change from good Sam trip planner to the RV trip wizard planner. It has made my life so much easier.
1. Driving limits:You can ask it to allow you to drive a certain number of miles or certain number of hours per day. The circles of driving distance let you know when to start looking for a stop. Does same for fuel based on your rig fuel efficiency. This feature is super helpful
2. Export Trip. It exports to excel, email, and outlook. Calendar. I did all that manually. Amazing!!
In excel tells all comments and costs as well as longitude and latitude.
3. Calculates and totals cost adds park cost and fuel cost per leg and entire Trip.
4. Let’s you filter campgrounds that show up along route. Awesome time saver.
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cowolter
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09/01/21 06:56am |
General RVing Issues
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