FYI Camper vehicles have come a long way

[Joe Hogan]

 

[Neal]

And they use a V shaped Pepwave antenna! Interesting...

 

[sheridany]

Where’s the hand crank for that router. It does take electricity….

 

[Neal]

2 HP engine?

 

[Joe Hogan]

2 HP engine?

I was thinking about the term Horse Power and how it has survived in the US all this time. Most of the world uses kw I believe to measure output.

 

[sheridany]

I thought @Neal meant the horses. Now power up that router. Giddy up.

 

[driftpro]

Compared to today's typical coach, those older models seem more off-road capable back then.

 

[Kevin D Pem]

Compared to today's typical coach, those older models seem more off-road capable back then.

And much more reliable! Either the people knew how to fix their own equipment, or the coach manufacturer knew what customer service was, and a little about quality!!!

 

[old timer]

Not many times l see three kids without a phone in their hands

 

[forty_caliber]

And much more reliable! Either the people knew how to fix their own equipment, or the coach manufacturer knew what customer service was, and a little about quality!!!

I'm convinced that certain areas in the west were initially populated because the wagons broke down. Either no trees to make the wooden parts and/or lack of skill. By the time you met someone travelling east and sent to St. Louis for a wagon axle and wheel and it arrived a year or more later, you already built a dugout and had a farm planted.

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