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Saturday, December 30, 2017

Returning "home." But it's different this time

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December 30, 2017
RV Travel Newsletter. Issue 826
Dear Subscriber,

A brand new issue of the RVtravel.com newsletter is hot off the cyber press. As usual, we have a ton of great information for you including the latest news, an essay by our editor, tech tips from RV experts, and much more.
In the issue. . .       

Editor's corner: We're back "home" to Texas from a whirlwind fly/drive adventure to the far West. Why does returning to the motorhome feel so different this time, when we barely know our new surroundings?

Features
* Get more from your amps and watts
* Video: Do you use the right adapter when plugging in? 
* Fulltiming doesn't have to mean major eating change
* Thumbs up - December 2017 - Some positive comments from our readers
* Best and neatest BBQ sauce applicator
* A few of the many uses for WD-40
* A fact of traveling by RV: breakdowns (with video)
* RV Tire Safety: RVer concerned about "too much" tire pressure increase
* RV Electricity: What's all this electrical "ground" stuff about? 
* New fees - and fee hikes - in the Idaho Panhandle
* RV Fire Safety: Be prepared - in case clothing is on fire  
* RV Shrink: If in doubt, check it out before parking - or pay a hefty price
* Ask Boondock Bob: Are our public land boondocking options being whittled away?
* RV Doctor: RVer needs help finding slideout's manual override
* RV Gizmos and Gadgets: State Stickers colorfully document your RV travels
* Digital RVer: How to make a map of your travels - free and easy
* RV Kitchen: Tic Tac Toe - Snacks for the campfire crowd
* Free and bargain camping   
* Readers' comments about recent articles
*'Robots' now taking orders at McDonald's.   
 
Quick Tips   
* Help for your fridge in cold weather
* An easy way to save money on propane
 
Plus:
* Editor's Roadside Journal:
* Latest fuel prices 
* Upcoming RV shows 
* And much more ... 
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