RV in New York- Who does THAT?
I’m not sure how or why we decided to take a few days of our family vacation in 2003 to New York City. The trip was a trip of a life time, but in all honesty if we ever go back for a few days the RV will stay at home. There is a reason only a few people drive their car into the city much less an RV. If you have the luxury of staying a week or more then the convenience of having the RV may out weigh the inconvenience of having to stay... [Read More...]
RV Lake Cumberland
A family favorite RV get away for us is Lake Cumberland. Lake Cumberland was created with the completion of Wolf Creek Dam in 1951. The main lake is 101 miles long and over one mile across at its widest point with 1255 miles of shoreline. Every year more campers and boaters seem to discover Lake Cumberland. We camp at the General Burnside Island State Park and Resort in Burnside, Ky. It’s a peaceful resort for campers, boaters, golfers and... [Read More...]
Satellite in your RV are you tuned in?
This article is about Satellite TV for RV’s. If you are looking for information about the digital conversion taking place in June Click Here Satellite television is a good choice for an RV. Satellite service is very similar to a home system. The primary difference is in the antenna (dish). There are a variety of dishes available that will work. A basic “portable” dish provided by a service provider can work several ways.... [Read More...]
11 Steps to get your RV Ready for Spring
You need to prepare your RV for the first use of the season. Here is a list of 11 important items and systems to inspect and test. 1. Outside: One of the biggest problems we see with RV’s is water leaks. Look at all caulking to be sure it is not cracked or missing. This includes caulking around windows, doors, all roof vents and seams. Even the smallest crack will allow water to intrude. 2. Tires: Visually inspect... [Read More...]
Quick Tips For Bringing Back Travel Photos
by The Editors at www.TakeBetterDigitalPhotos.com Bring back photos your friends will beg to see. Wouldn’t You Rather Wow! Them, Than Bore Them, With the Photos From Your Next Trip? Your Advance Plan Make sure your digital camera is in good working order before you go, and keep it in a water-and- shock-resistant case. Bring two sets of rechargeable batteries and don’t forget the charger and relevant cords, or if you’re packing... [Read More...]
Gas Mileage – How to $ave
For years curiosity has kept me searching for the most economical way to drive. I have found that a variety of driving techniques work depending on the variables in vehicles. Obviously driving an RV differs from driving a car. RV’s take much longer to accelerate up to speed than cars. The power to weight ratio is the key factor. While RV’s typically have larger engines and more power than cars, the amount of horsepower to weight... [Read More...]
RV Holding Tanks
Holding tanks are the built in tanks that hold any waste coming from your RV. Typically, there are a series of tanks. Tanks that hold waste water coming from sinks and showers are termed “gray” tanks. Tanks that hold sewage are termed “black” tanks There are procedures that should be followed to use the holding tanks properly. Gray tanks simply hold waste water. Any water going down a drain will end up in a gray tank. In some... [Read More...]
Florida Gulf Coast
Come to Florida’s Central Gulf Coast if you are looking for a sun-filled vacation that involves plenty of water and numerous activities. This area of Florida is located along the Gulf of Mexico, providing easy access to any individual who wants to fill their time with water sports and adventure. If you prefer the land, there are numerous attractions to meet your needs in addition to the gorgeous beaches that... [Read More...]
RV Battery
The batteries in your RV are the “heart” of the electrical system. Good batteries with the proper charge are important for many reasons. There are a variety of items that depend on battery power to function. In an RV, the batteries power basic items such as lights and water pumps. Batteries also power many items you may not think of, such as the electronic igniter for the water heater, roof vent electric fans, the antenna booster... [Read More...]
M&G Braking for RV Coaches with Air Brakes
M&G braking is a good choice for coaches with air brakes. The advantage M&G has over other braking units is inside the towed vehicle. There is nothing to install inside. The braking unit attaches to the brake master cylinder under the hood. It is operated by air pressure coming from the coach. It applies the brake by pushing the rod connected to the master cylinder just as the brake pedal does while driving. M&G braking is not available... [Read More...]