Link here.Has anyone used these, and mind giving a thumbs up or down?If it is true, these would be excellent for class "B" motorhomes, especially the type that use the engine as a generator, because I could pack along a Honda eu2200i generator, and n...
Has anyone used the MicroAir A/C start system with a 2000-2200 watt Honda to start/run their A/C? I have read that this can allow a higher BTU (13.5k) A/C to start from a smaller generator, as the inrush current is handled by the MicroAir product, a...
Does anyone use Arq? It doesn't back up an entire computer, but it backs up documents to various places, be it Backblaze B2, Amazon S3/Glacier, an external drive, Dropbox, or other places.It is different from Acronis and others in the fact that it i...
I saw a motorhome a couple weeks ago, apparently from the 1970s/1980s, that had an interesting way to dispose of black tank contents. It had a thermister in the exhaust pipe, and would slowly spray contents from the tanks into the exhaust stream if ...
I have found the sign on a construction cone will "magically" teleport itself to the dumpster or the nearest ravine, and someone else will be parked in the spot.The best way to reserve a spot I've seen is using a Yakima Rack & Roll trailer, or some t...
Yep, here in Texas, other than the heavy rains, come middle of June, camping requires an A/C to be run from 9am to 7pm, preferably in concert with a dehumidifier so one doesn't feel clammy due to the humidity.This is when the rig goes into (hopefully...
I have seen fuel (gasoline or diesel) carried in 2-3 different places outside a class "C":1: With a Jeep Wrangler toad soft-top, the fuel canisters were both places in the toad, and a few were bolted to the back, allowing for 20-30 additional gallon...
I would go for a set of cam locks that use an automotive key, or a set that uses a triangle-shaped wrench to open. It doesn't take much to wrench open those doors., and the only thing you really need the cam for is a deterrence from skulkers.I wish ...
