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If you’re an adventurous camper who’s been looking for a travel trailer that can handle off-road travel and off-grid camping, we’re featuring a new kid on the block — Ember RV. They may be new, but they’ve got some serious RV genes with experience and expertise to match. Ember RVs have a modern, chic look …

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Using solar energy as a power source for RV appliances and devices isn’t new. And using foldable solar panels to power devices or portable power stations is nothing new either. But foldable panels on an RV? Foldable solar panels are designed to provide solar charging for small devices or a solar generator. They’re great for …

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We all know the nuisance that bugs and rodents can pose to campers. But in this post, we’re not concerned with window & door insect screens that keep flying insects from entering your rig. The RV bug screens we’re referring to here are just as essential, if not more so… but they’re different. Today we’re …

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Everyone knows that boats travel on water and RVs travel on land. But an amphibious camper or “camper boat” offers the ultimate way to explore by land or water in the same rig. Can you imagine having an RV where you can head to a boat ramp and drive right into the water to go …

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If you’ve ever tried to park your travel trailer in a tight spot but struggled because your towing vehicle just couldn’t maneuver it in there, you’ll appreciate the Parkit360 electric trailer dolly. In today’s post, we’re looking at the Parkit360 – what it is, what it can do, how it works, and who might want …

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Why a post on RV interior paint ideas? Well, most RVs are fairly drab inside because the interior design from the factory uses neutral colors in an attempt to appeal to a majority of buyers. When people shop for an RV, they’re looking more for the features, amenities, and living space they desire for their …

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Outdoors RV offers some seriously rugged rigs that are ready for camping in all four seasons over just about any terrain. They make travel trailers, fifth wheels, and toy haulers, all built on their own custom-engineered and built-in-house chassis. We have several friends who own Outdoors RVs and have heard many great things about their …

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We’ve been reading about an interesting product called the True Topper as a replacement for traditional slide toppers. Most RVs with slide-outs either have nothing at all over their slides, or they have fabric slide toppers. A slide with no topper means dealing with any water and/or debris on top before retracting them. Fabric slide …

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Thet terms “RV converter” and “RV battery charger” are often used interchangeably, but what are the differences between an RV converter vs battery charger? The term “battery charger” is pretty self-explanatory. A battery charger charges your RV batteries. But there’s a bit more to it than that. Likewise, an RV converter charges your rig’s batteries, …

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In this post, we’ll discuss how to wire a 50-amp RV outlet so that anyone with a 50-amp RV can plug in right at home. (A 30-amp RV can also use it by using a dogbone adapter.) Is this a DIY job? If you’re comfortable and have experience working with electrical systems, installing a 50 …

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Unless your RV is pretty new, having a rusty propane tank is not all that unusual. But there’s rust… and then there’s RUST. A little bit of surface rust in non-critical areas of a propane tank can generally be repaired pretty easily. But the trick is to repair rust on a tank when it’s barely …

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Should you wire RV batteries in series vs parallel? That’s a great question and knowing the correct answer is really important. If we had a dollar for every time we’ve been asked, “Are RV batteries wired in series or parallel?” we’d have enough to fill our diesel pusher’s fuel tank. But we can’t just give …

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“How much solar do I need for my RV?” That’s a question we’ve heard over and over again from RVers who are considering moving to solar. And we’re always glad to answer because we think RV solar power is fantastic. We’ve spent lots of time running on solar power for many years, and we absolutely …

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