Share your tips and tricks you have discovered while camping. Hey, we can all use a little help. Post some of your clever ideas you have done to make camping a little easier. Thi... see more
Replacing old flooring with LVP, which it sounds like you have, is a good idea. Be careful to leave space around the outside, like John & Diana did. Quarter round fastened into the wall will cover the gap. Put a very high quality cushioning and sound dead... more
I did the same but used Luxury Vinyl Strips. I glued everything down with adhesive and have not had any problems at all in 3 years. I did this per a comment by a guy in Missouri who apparently made his living replacing RV flooring. I don't have his addres... more
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Thanks all for your ideas. You've given me some great ideas.
Please check out the copious amount of information for Mobile internet at Mobile Internet Afficionados (MIA). They have a group on here as well as the full website. You likely need a hotspot and a MIMO antenna and to assess your needs and how much you wan... more
The group here is: Mobile Internet Resource Center. Chris Dunphy and Cherie Van Ard and their team are the top of the line for information you need.
Not sure what you're looking for but I use a hot spot on my phone and then I prefer the Amazon TV over the Roku. The cube and stick are very modifiable. Check You Tube with TONS of information. Remember bandwidth costs $$$$ so if looking for streami... more
Sprint through FMCA is unlimited and I have had good luck with signals across the country.
Use your own mifi. I have both verizon and sprint from FMCA. Verizon throttles at 25mb but Sprint is unlimited high speed.
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Do you have bunks? Our old tt had a bunk room and one of the lower bunks converted to a mini dinette—perfect for my laptop. I don’t miss the tt but I do miss that.
I have seen in some of the newer Super-Cs where, like our 2010, have bunk beds opposite the bathroom. Ours are just the two beds, the new ones have the bottom bunk as a jackknife couch facing a TV or a mini dinette.
Check out pinterest...there are lots of ideas for remodeling and removing the dinette.
Thank you for every ones input.
Nice Don't forget to add a small wine cave!
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Yes it can be Done! But will take some engineering depending on how you want it To Work!
Thank you for telling me that, you see Mark has to back the camper in the back yard and we have a tree that is taking over the yard.
let L take a look at it....ex owner operator of a deck and fence business.....might trade you some advice for some more "potatta"....
Oh yes I'll make you a ton of it 
Wow! CONGRATS! Living the dream! We hope to find similar property when we choose to slow down.
I doubt you have the storage to run your refrigerator on 110 using solar alone. If your truck is powering your trailer batteries motoring down the road, the panels and alternator most likely will be able to operate your refrigerator with inverter on.
Your solar charges your batteries. What size inverter did you install? The inverter gives you 120 AC. If it is big enough you might run your microwave or your coffee pot or your toaster oven. You don’t have enough capacity to run your frig on 120 AC. You... more
I have solar and 4x12v batteries which allow me to use all my lights, my AC/DC refrigerator and my pump. I also have a DC blanket, if it gets cold, so I don't need an inverter with this setup.
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Pocket jet I like the name will surely have to check this one out. Thanks for the reply.
good idea thanks for the reply.
We carry a Samsung SL-M2020W laser. It is fairly compact and works great. It is also wireless, so you can keep it some place out of the way when you do have it set up (it stays stored under our dinette seat most of the time).
Yes, and the print heads and ink cartridges won't dry up and clog when not used very often.
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Hide 1 ReplyI found this one on Amazon same thing