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A few years ago I removed the equipment from inside the coach and that was nice to get out. I still have the Dish antenna on the roof and I'm concerned it may prevent me from getting into campgrounds, you know, that vintage indicator. Dare I show my 8-track player in the dash :) For those that have removed their SAT dish, any gotchas? What did you do with the several coax cables coming up through the roof?
Thread 'Labrashark!'
Elli's first time in the ocean. My prior dog it used to be an annual ritual, right after labor day to make a beach trip when VA Beach opens to dogs.
https://www.rvtravel.com/reduced-rate-free-camping-veterans-1277/ Always call and ask about veteran/military discounts. I'm headed to Cape Hatteras next, they offer 10% off, but it's not advertised. Carowinds in Charlotte also offers it. Many do, and we appreciate it!
Thread 'Do you have a dashcam in your RV and does it work?'
I use Blackvue dashcam's and learned they don't last forever. I'm on a new set (2-channel) in my TOAD and after leaving Charlotte a few weeks back there was an interesting event on the highway, a landscaping boulder going down the middle lane. I checked my Blackvue dashcam to try to capture the footage to share here and yep, the dashcam died in May. RIP So this is a PSA that if you have a dashcam and it's always on, set and forget, you may want to connect into it from time to time to verify...
This came across my kick starter email today. Know there are a few on here that use these. Looked pretty cool so thought I’d share.
https://rvbusiness.com/tiffin-to-debut-cornerstone-luxury-coach-at-hershey-rv-show
We like to state in state parks. Some initial searching didn't yield very good results for parks with hook ups. Wondering if anyone can recommend something?
My 2017 Newmar Ventana has the built in VAC, whatever it's called (central vac?), but I never really used it as I don't like carrying the bulky hose and parts, however, it may be something worth revisiting. I've since been using Dyson, probably PET versions, since I have a dog that rotates her coat daily, uninvited. I haven't been thrilled with the Dyson and it's obviously over priced due to the Dyson marketing hype, I presume. Shark has been mentioned and come to my attention and their...
Yeah buddy.... https://www.rvtravel.com/diesel-hits-565-supplies-plunge-rvers-face-fall/
Thread 'Dolly'
It gives me great pleasure to introduce you to our little Dolly. She’s eight weeks old, and she’s Benjamin’s niece. (I predict Dolly is going to be a very popular pet name for the next several weeks if not months)
A good resource for all of us. https://www.rvtravel.com/video-how-to-use-multimeter-rvers-2196/
Has anyone spent 1-2 months in St. Petersburg, FL? As I figure out where I want to live when I grow up this is an area I'd like to explore and try out. I'm curious if there are any decent places to stay in the RV for a month or two to get a feel for the community? Any suggestions?
Thread 'Class A to a Class B Van'
I sold my Newmar last year (I did tear up a little when the wonderful people pulled up to drive it away) and purchased a new 2026 Grech Strada ION AWD Class B Van. Coming from a quality Class A required going to a quality Class B. Research led me to Grech. I'll now be more spontaneous and doing tons on Boondocking. Downsizing this much has been an interesting challenge and while it works for me, it's not for everyone.
CAMP CRYBABIES — NEW PARK RULES Effective immediately due to an unprecedented increase in complaining. Due to the recent surge in Camp Crybabies, the following rules will be strictly enforced. Please remember: camping is an outdoor activity. Unfortunately, the outdoors contains nature, smells, sounds, weather, animals, and, worst of all, other people. 1. NO FIRES Absolutely no campfires. Someone might smell smoke, and we simply cannot allow one camper to enjoy a traditional camping...
So I have one booked for my way up to the AIM event in Hershey. Has anyone stayed at one of these rv spots?
Most campgrounds never got Wi-Fi right, some do high speed which is nice, some still think 5 MB/s is sufficient. The campground I'm at now offers great Internet, the problem is I'm at a site that's in an area they didn't do so well with Wi-Fi coverage. I can look left and see antennas, look right and see, and I can typically connect just fine. But it's not ideal. I called the office this morning and just wanted to suggest their IT folks consider adding antennas for the section I'm in and...
Thread 'Dish drying rack for 12x14" sinks'
Was time for a new one and a better fit. I have the dual sink setup in my Ventana, 12 x 14" and Chat GPT recommended this, got it today, works perfect. Dish drying rack
https://www.rvtravel.com/happened-stolen-campsite-1275/
We live in Florida and experience many electrical storms. I have never had any lightning strikes hit me, my house, any of my vehicles, or any other buildings that I own or use (that I know of). During a recent storm in which we had several very close strikes, I wondered if an additional ground rod attached to the RV barn and to the RV chassis would be a good idea. It could be a simple quick connect to the RV. Anyone else consider this?
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