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I guess I'm cheap. I'm happy with my Samsung A03, bottom of the line phone, now if I could only find  phone company that would make me happy___.

For RV's it says 24VAC power supply or 24V power pack, does that mean it cannot be used dry camping unless one has adequate solar or wind power?

My hardware for this just came in and we'll be installing over the next couple weeks.  https://stepheat.com/warmfloor/rv/ If there's interest from the local community here I'll document the install and report on its performance.

Me too I just saw the sale today and even though I am keeping my Pro 6 I believe I can sell my other old phones for the balance. I have a Moto One 5g Ace, a Moto Z3 with battery pack that attaches to the back and makes it wireless charging capable, and a really old Z phone. My Olympus won't bring more than $30, and I should be able to get $200 for all the old phones and that's wash enough for me. I rarely use zoom and no more than 5 so that optical is fine on the 7Pro. MY problem is activation because I am not with Verizon. Let's thank Rod for making us both think. And some lucky person gets our like new toys cheap. I love giving another a bargain too! Thanks Rod! Rod when you buy a new phone and activate on Verizon they don't change your plan do they? Activating any phone should be the same I would think but it has been years since I bought on payments. I am calling Google and finding out how that works manana!

Escapees RV Club has a long history of advocating on behalf of RVers to fight against detrimental laws and unfair regulations. Escapees also aims to inform RVers about legislation that may impact the RV lifestyle and the freedoms we enjoy. It has come to our attention that proposed bills House Bill 1232 and Senate Bill 124 contain language which will affect RVers who use South Dakota for their domicile, but most importantly will impede their right to vote. Sponsored by Karla Lems, a District 16 Republican, HB1232 declares “the term, residence, means the place in which a person has fixed the person’s habitation and to which the person, whenever absent, intends to return.” Additionally, the bill states “no person may register to vote using a business location or campground as a registration address.” Introduced by Julie Frye-Mueller, a Republican from District 30, SB124 is to “ensure that the address provided in the voter registration application is confirmed as a residence and not a commercial or industrial address…” This is not the first time that South Dakota has had legislation along these lines introduced. Fortunately, similar bills have not been voted into law in the past. Escapees Advocacy will once again reach out to SD legislators, but it’s important that legislators hear from you as well! No one should be forced to live in a sticks-and-bricks home in order exercise their right to vote. These bills are not out of committee yet, and with your help, they will die before ever hitting the House or Senate Floor. Should you choose to contact your legislators or representatives, please consider the following tips: Identify yourself and how you are connected with the issue and the elected official. Provide relevant materials and include your contact information for potential follow-up. Be specific and prioritize your requests in a clear and effective manner. Always be polite and remember you not only represent yourself but also your RVing community. Be a resource, not an adversary. House Bill 1232, Representative Karla Lems- Karla.Lems@sdlegislature.gov Senate Bull 124, Senator Julie Frye-Mueller- Julie.FryeMueller@sdlegislature.gov South Dakota proposes law to end full-time RVers’ domicile, voting rights   South Dakota has long been recognized as a haven for full-time RVers. With no state income tax, low fees on vehicle registration and other privileges, many RVers from other states have “set up shop” with one of the state’s many private mailbox services to officially establish residency there. But proposed legislation, if passed, will likely end such benefits for both existing and future full-timers. Both a House and Senate bill would, for example, if passed as written, wipe out a full-time RVer’s ability to vote in the Mount Rushmore state. The other bill would essentially ban anyone from establishing residency there unless they actually lived in the state.