Recent content by campin-fool

Same here but went with a Jensen up front and a Skyworth in the bedroom. Both run directly on 12 volt and draw 36 watts or less. Happy with both.

I personally have purchased from this company many times. I like that they always have information that many others don't have and they seem to know what they're selling which many others do not. Just for kicks I've called some random 12 volt sites and asked them questions about specific...

Been RVing for nearly 30 years here. I've only ever had one issue covered by warranty which would have likely cost me $100 out of pocket if I'd have had to cover it myself. I'm over 55 years old, have very little mechanical experience and do most of the maintenance myself. Occasionally I need...

Just figured I'd throw this out there incase anyone else ever runs into the same problem and they're lucky enough to find this solution. Getting ready for a trip to myrtle beach a few weeks ago I noticed that the coach only had 12 volt power when hooked up to shore power or the generator was...

A bit late I guess. I just noticed this. She is a doll and thank you. Hope all is well.

...yeah. Funny thing is, ya know how many bad encounters I've had with them little dogs? I don't remember exactly, but the number is up there a ways. Of course they never do much physical damage, but I find anymore that I'm terrified of the little guys. Given an hour or so with our pup and...

Wouldn't let us in to a Myrtle beach CG. She's 5 years old and is such a sweet heart. Goes out of her way to make the uncomfortable stranger comfortable. She can just tell. She'll lay down and inch closer and closer till she's at your feet begging for attention. Loves chewing a baseball to...

they weren't wall mounted when they were doing all that bouncing around in the back of a semi either. Point is, if your wall mount is attached to a piece of plastic that has 10lbs of components attached to it vs a wall mount attached to a steel chassis that has 10lbs of components attached to...

I just commented on this top. Yes, go with the 12V-TV. They're more durable & more power flexible. Also comes in darn handy during a power outage!

Makes sense, thank you I'll keep my money!

Most folks don't realize that all LCD TV's internally covert your 110V power into 12v dc. So if you use a TV that runs directly from 12v power you're ahead of the game. Also, most 110v TV's aren't built for life on the road. Internally they just aren't that tough.  That being said, you're much...

The tailgater gets it's power through the coax cable from the receiver. Though it's very little, the receiver does of course require 110v power. The tailgater does now have permanent mount options.

There are plenty of additives on the market that will do (at least claim to do) exactly what your buddies claiming to do with motor oil. The additives are made to be run through the engine so they wont have harmful side effects. ... Funny thing though, as a kid I'd sometimes run out of gas in...

We started with a popup. It was a Palomino colt. then we traded up slightly to a Palomino mustang. Still have the mustang and pull it along from time to time. Mainly only during buck season. It's really easy to get through tight trails hooked up to a jeep cherokee. Tons of Fun!!

This fan made a great replacement for those originally included in my hurricane. http://www.12volt-travel.com/12-volt-heavy-duty-metal-fan-p-5059.html The drivers side fan worked but made a horrible noise. The passenger side had never worked. I picked up two of the road pro fans, trimmed the...