filthy-beast

I know of one park that has fiber run to the pedistal and a rj45 plus an outdoor AP at each pedistal. 
 

They only did this on new sections of the park when building them and did not retrofit older section. 

Note: these are deeded lots, so cost buried in price of lot. They also have a maintenance contract with a provider. 

On 6/24/2020 at 8:13 AM, Zman65 said:

Newbie here but not new to pellet grills. After a few years of this and that, I have found Rec Tec grills to be the best bang for buck. The 340 model is what I bought for camping and it collapses down to 24" for traveling. I have two other rec tecs at house. They just work great, built well and second to none in customer service.

 

Whatever you get, enjoy and have fun.

Just bought a 340 and love it. Stable heat with very little swing for slow smoking. Quick heat up and temps high enough to be a true grill.

1. Test electric with a portable EMS.

2. Place rig, use leveling blocks if needed

3 . chock tires..

4. Unhitch.

5. plug in electric.

6. level. (we have hydraulic leveling)

7. AC on.

8. Slides out, (my water and sewer are not under a slide, if they were I would do them first)

9. Water and sewer connections.

Relax and slow down, you're in no hurry.

Have tools and be handy, things will break.

Don't forget to lookup, things jump out and try to hit the roof all the time.

On 7/26/2020 at 9:51 PM, Darryl&Rita said:

Death wobble is a common problem in Jeeps and many other solid axle vehicles. There's no silver bullet cure, but common causes are worn...bushings, bearings, steering linkage, ball joints, or unit bearings. You may be able to add some caster easier than a leaf sprung vehicle, so after a good inspection of all front end components, get it in the alignment bay and add some caster. Even make sure the caster is consistent side to side, through the whole steering arc.

Yes, this it is always caused by a worn, loose or maladjusted suspension part.  The hard part is that many time it is multiple parts that all contribute to the end result.  On one of my vehicle I could not find it, finally found an old school tech, he lifted it up with wheels about a foot off the ground, put a 6ft 2x4 under the front tire and the leverage from that showed how badly the wheel bearings where worn even though by hand they felt fine and you could not wiggle the tire.

The big beast is now ours. Hoping to get the final details done and out of the S&B by the end of Aug.

Iphone 11 on AT&T, but data is on a jetpack through sprint with unlimited data.

On 7/18/2020 at 10:20 AM, Barbaraok said:

Getting the glasses OVER the top of the mask is the best way to prevent fogging with any type of mask.   That fogging means you're exhaled breath is going up and out.  Glasses help to hold mask down when over the top.

Also do a figure 8 with the ear loops.  Have the top string go under the ear.

All most! Got the kids moved out and house almost empty. We are scheduled to pickup our new 5th wheel on the 25th.

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anybody?

I used to work in a computer retail store back when the first Compaq portable came out with a 10meg hard drive. Price of the hard drive was 5k.

Sounds like fun, cannot wait to start. Remember you're not on vacation, don't go so fast you burn-out.

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It might seem counter-intuitive... like pushing forward on the stick at the beginning of a stall-spin.

Or : down shift and accelerate in a curve instead of natural instinct to brake. ( in a car not a big MH)

Download the daily pricing spreadsheet and check for that station.

On 6/27/2020 at 7:40 AM, Wrknrvr said:

Wow, so simple. I could just run the board from the bed of the pickup over.

the timing of these two post is funny😁

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OK, time to stop this, Homeland Security may get interested.

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23 hours ago, Chalkie said:

My only criticism on the C7800 is that it does not offer 5GHz wifi. I have come to appreciate the 5GHz wifi in my home.

 

Great catch. I did look at the spec. I also would not get anything that didn't have 5GHz.

Camp in driveway or very close to home as a test. Only add things as you need them. Almost everybody puts too much in the camper and a year or two later cleans house and dumps a bunch of it.

Agreed on going Docsis 3.1. Have you though about splitting the modem from the WiFi access point and gateway router?

Agreed that being usable and affordable for RVers is a ways off, that being said I wouldn't bet against Musk. Sure he's had failures but he succeeds a lot too.

"No one will buy an all electric car outside of CA"

"You cannot compete with the big three"

"you cannot make that many cars a month"

"you can't possible start a rocket company"

"You cannot land and reuse a first stage booster"

Each year you will need to renew license plate, fees vary by state. Some states require inspections.  Those inspections can be full safety inspection or just exhaust emissions tests.  Your big tax hit will be sales tax at time of purchase. Where you buy or register it can have a big impact on this tax. Best case a low state tax, worst case is state tax, county tax and city tax added on. Registering my new tow vehicle and 5th wheel in a small town in Florida vs Chicago saved me over 4000 dollars.  Advertised and negotiated pricing never include taxes unless you push for out-the-door pricing.

When it is really slow, load task manager and see what is eating up resources?

Find out what programs are loading in the background, One of them may be looking for a remote connection and hanging when it cannot find. As mentioned that background app might be virus.  Have you tried, in your driveway where your notebook can still connect to wifi, or Starbucks or any other location offering free WiFi?

Sorry to hear that. family is important, hope all goes well with the rehab.

I few years ago I saw a motor home pulling a travel trailer, I wondered if the TT was for the MIL.😁

"Do not try to confuse me with the facts, my mind is made up."

People no long want to read opposing views, because then they would have to weigh each side to make an educated decision. They want to read things that reinforce their current believes.  So they can pick the article that is affirming and not have to suffer through an opposing view point .