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Preparing a reliable power source is essential to make your trip go well! In most cases, RVs run on 12V power. So you can run a single 12 volt RV battery or use multiple batteries simultaneously, such as connecting two 6 volt batteries in series. With that in mind, what are the differences between a … See more
If you own a newer camper or RV, it is unnecessary to worry about lighting the pilot light. These RVs typically feature automatic or electronic pilot light controls, allowing you to get the job done quickly and easily. However, if your vehicle is already a couple of years old or you have bought a secondhand … See more
Nowadays, RV campgrounds and parks are becoming more successful in attracting RVers who prefer to establish a permanent home base in an ideal area surrounded by attractions. If you want to park your recreational vehicle at one of the RV campgrounds and parks for a short-term vacation or stay in one place indefinitely, it’s essential … See more
Any RV will need a toilet which will be helpful for long journeys to various destinations. When it comes to this, one of the most common questions asked is “Cassette toilet vs black tank toilet: What is better?” Both of these types of toilets are designed to work well for recreational vehicles, and they come … See more
You may likely spend much time selecting your camper. From the engine to model kitchen equipment and bed. So what about the material of the wall? Today, many RV owners consider this vehicle as their second home, allowing them to enjoy comfort. So, instead of leaving your RV’s walls cold, metallic, and drab, consider replacing … See more
When it comes to using your RV, there is no denying that the RV door plays a critical role. After all, it is what you utilize to enter and leave your vehicle! No matter how long it is built to last, it will eventually deteriorate to the point of needing repair or replacement. Unfortunately, this … See more
In the past, aluminum or tin was the popular material used for roof construction on RVs or campers, although they come with some downsides, such as the thermal bridging effect. However, the game has changed with the introduction of rubber roofing membranes, including EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Terpolymer) and TPO (Thermoplastic Polyolefin). So if you’re … See more
Nowadays, most recreational vehicles are equipped with slides as optional add-ons. They can make the space inside an RV significantly larger, but some RVers get rid of them. Frequent slide-out use can cause your RV’s components to wear out over time. After a while, you may find this add-on crooked or scratched. If it annoys … See more
In most cases, recreational vehicles come in two types of holding tanks on board: gray and black water tanks. A gray tank should catch the water that goes down the drain of the RV’S sinks and shower, while the black one will be responsible for holding the wastewater from the RV’s toilet. Learning how to … See more
Imagine you’re in the shower expecting the warm water to wash away the fatigue of the ten-hour drive you’ve just completed. However, all you get is sputtering noises, low water pressure, water not flowing in RV, or an intermittent splash of water. You may be wondering, “What happened to my water lines?” The above signs … See more