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RV recalls report, and why Consumer Reports doesn't rate RVs

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November 10, 2018

RV Travel Newsletter. Issue 871

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A brand new issue of the RVtravel.com newsletter is hot off the cyber press. You won't want to miss it!

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In the issue. . .

Editor's corner

My portable RV darkroom.

PLUS

* A comprehensive rundown of the latest RV recalls

* Why Consumer Reports doesn't rate RVs

* A real shocker about campground electricity
* Winter Texans increase after decline

* Free admission to National Parks on Sunday

* Low bridge mishap doesn't stop RVer

* Camping World's latest financials disappoint investors

* Reader Poll: Have you already made a campground reservation for next summer?

* What we learned about you last week (always fun and interesting)

* RV Shrink: Tow vehicle vanished from busy campground

* RV Doctor: Diagnosing "boiling" and stinky batteries

* RV Electricity: Tired pedestals are dangerous

* RV Tires: Remember: A tire is just a tool you use to get a job done

* Free and bargain camping.

PLUS all the important RV news from last week.

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