Hopefully, you’re reading this post before embarking on your epic 2-week RVing adventure – not because your wife is throwing up in the RV bathroom and you’re panicking that it’s your fault for not sanitizing
Many RVs are opportunistically, euphemistically, or optimistically marketed as 4-season rigs. (Which is a claim somewhere between wishful thinking and outright balderdash.) If I go buy a Marmot 4-season mountaineering tent, now THAT’s a 4-season
Old South residents have a saying: “The weather is close today.” According to a New Orleans friend of mine, that means the temperature and humidity are jus’ ‘bout th’ same. Example: 92 degrees Fahrenheit, 91%
So, Reader, you’ve heard the evidence from Part 1: What Are My RV Power Needs? And the verdict is clear: You need more power! You need more RV battery life! But how? … You can
“Hey, Ross, can I run my RV AC on battery? I want to go boondocking for the weekend and I don’t have a generator.” If I had a dollar every time I’ve been asked this
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