danielA common failure area for travel trailers is the suspension. Broken shackles, leaf springs, hangers etc. From the factory our RV had a standard equalizer […]
Category: Modifications
Stabilization
My wife does not like a bouncy camper. The bathroom and bunk area of our RV was a little bouncy even with x-chocks and the […]
Adding a window
Our RV only came with a window for the top bunk. That left the lower bunk my son uses as a dark cave. Before our […]
New Outdoor Speakers
The outdoor speakers that were installed on the RV only lasted three seasons. I replaced them with an inexpensive ($40) shallow mount marine speaker from […]
Work on the road Mobile Internet
My wife and I can both work remotely if we have reliable internet connectivity. Below is a summary of our connection options.
Starlink Mods
The default Starlink setup requires AC power to a router that then sends DC power to the outdoor dish. All the magic is inside the […]
RV Issues
RVs are a slapped together bunch of popsicle sticks, bubble gum, and staples rattling down the road at 65 miles per hour. Add to that […]
Pump upgrade
I was thinking about replacing the OEM Shurflo Revolution pump with a Remco Aquajet. I could then use the Shurflow for pumping from a bladder […]
SeeLevel Tank Monitoring
The standard probe based tank sensors are frustratingly unreliable. They get dirty and stop working correctly. The SeeLevel system uses a sensor that mounts on […]
RV Media Server
I work in IT and have several server and network services I like at home. I would like to replicate this with a low power […]