GlennWest

I posted some time back about rust clogging my orifice in my furnace. I am not traveling anymore so today I abandoned the steel lines and ran 1/2" copper tubing. I ty waped it to the steel lines. Did find rust and fluid in the lines. Most of this was where the tee was for the furnace. I added a drip leg at the end of the line which goes to hot water heater and stove. This area is close to axles so clearance not problem. I was concerned about a drip leg at furnace tee. Could hang on something. Once get on my property, about 10 miles away, may add one. be easy to do. I am surprised how tired I got doing this. 

I have a Chromebook. 

I carried a Smart when we traveled. Great grocery getter and cheap to operate

wife and I are not traveling now. So we got a local physician together. He has his own practice. Told us we will never get a bill from him. If Medicare doesn't pay all he absorbs it. Nice to know. They are several to choose from here. A friend of ours recommended him. We are pleased so far. If we need a specialist he sets it up. My early life as a welder exposed me to asbestos so chest x-rays yearly is way of life.

actually my solar does more than charge just batteries. My solar also powers my rv. As of now I have power going to my batteries and powering my rv. Batteries just receiving power and supply 12v. I just need some more battery. my acs pull my battery pack down about 3:00 am. 

On 11/1/2023 at 6:35 PM, sandsys said:

I never consciously hung up my keys. I just let Dave drive me wherever I wanted to go until one day I realized I hadn't driven for about five years. I no longer trust myself to do so now. My sense of space when backing up is shot.

Linda

My wife is about the same. She has her own car and I have to keep a charger on it so battery don't die. She hasn't drove it for a year now. 

We also upgraded our unit and keep unlimited plan. We bought ours from Best buy. 

All I have used for years are mini splits. Upgraded to that and never want another roof top rv unit.

They have to get the national dept down. They can't agree how. But this is a political discussion which is not allowed

I haven't used a water pressure regulator in many years. Did early in our journey but found out not needed. 

Unit will not work without 12v volts. 

That could cause a problem with an auto shift. I did not set brake and shutdown truck. Would not go in gear after that. Had to get it pulled to engage in gear. 

Been post in HDT area today

That is a very personal choice. What works for me likely you would not like. Sorry. 

They are here in Huntsville TX also. There bite not as bad as fire ants. At least don't burn and fester up.

Main reason we sold our place instead of renting

Got real dry here also. Fire ants got on my condensate water pan. They were thirsty. 

So hot here cows eating popcorn 

I use the 1100 watt Victron Phoenix unit. Likely best small unit on the market. 

Our new residential unit is too. 

My use I would get a residential unit and an inverter. But I did use ours for years without an inverter. As long as you back on power same day you good. If boondocking need inverter. Our residential unit lasted 20 years. 

It sounds like bad fuel. 15 miles down the road would use what fuel is in lines. That less than half a gallon. 

There are likely computer fans back there. They fairly inexpensive. If fridge on slide out it will have an added fan since it can't have a fridge vent of top.

Only place on camper is frame. 

As you all know I am a welder. Been shocked many a time from a wet welding rod. The welder is a lot worse shock. Just surprised me. Reckon I will be running a ground wire.