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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. |
Editor's corner: Heading back on the road. Plus see a pic of the RV equivalent of Siamese Twins. (Huh? You'll need to read my essay to figure out what that means.) And a story of a man who brought light to my campground - light that nobody wanted (except maybe him). Plus: Why I am not a boondocker. Cover story:Avoid an RV electrical blowout with a smart surge protector A basic surge protector usually costs less than $100 and offers protection from nearby lightning strikes and voltage spikes on the incoming power line. However, it can't protect your RV from an over-voltage condition that occurs if you happen to connect your 30-amp shore power plug into a pedestal outlet that's miswired with 240 volts instead of 120 volts. When that happens (as it does) it can destroy much of your RV's expensive electrical system in seconds. Read more. . . Headlines: * Dewinterizing checklist updated for 2018 * What we learned about you last week (always interesting) * Actively using your RV? Maintain it even now* Finding good boondocking campsites on long road trips * Video: Alert: Do you have the right kind of fire extinguisher? * Fulltime RVing - Plan ahead for "hanging up the keys"
* Heading "Out West"? Don't miss these BLM gems
* Solar charging in a shady spot? * The latest news about RVing * Video: Charles Kuralt: A loyal dog no one owned but everyone loved * Are you a burden on the national park system? * Video: Laundry chore: A low-tech, easy solution * Managing the nail-biting thrill of a crowded fuel stop * Tips featured in the most recent RV Daily Tips Newsletters * Reader Poll: Do you believe RVing will be as popular in 20 years as it is today? * Last week's Reader Poll results: How much is "too much" to pay to dump your RV's holding tanks? * Ask the RV Vet: The wrath of grapes - Don't feed them to your dog
* RV Tire Safety: More on internal vs. external TPMS temperature reporting * RV Electricity: The case for smart surge protectors * RV Fire Safety: Help prevent RV engine fires * RV Shrink: Hubby annoyed with wife's "considerate" driving style * Ask Boondock Bob: Make Welcome Centers your first stop when you cross state lines * RV Doctor: What can be done for RV sidewall delamination? * RV Gizmos and Gadgets: Stop wasting water when cooking pasta * RV Short Stop: Arizona's Kartchner Caverns' Star Party
* Museum of the Week: Circus World, Baraboo, WI * RV Kitchen: Coco-Choco Pear Dessert
* Readers' Favorite Recipes: Einar's Grilled Corn (with bacon!) * Free and bargain camping * Readers' comments about recent articles * Expand your shower space * Avoid bird droppings on your RV roof ladder, etc. * Upcoming RV shows * And much more ...
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