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We are in year two (2) with EEZRV System.  I did replace batteries after 15 months, but they were not expensive.  I bought from Amazon.  Get the ten (10) sensor system so you can also monitor the TOAD.

Keep in mind that you will have to fold up the rear queen bed whenever putting the slide in.

DW and I are in Lot A, 2nd Street. Bounder with Solar Panel out front.

Ours paid for itself in the first 10 days.  This week we used it on Monday.  Next week we will use it on a Wednesday. 

Many car trailers will have surge or electric brakes.  They make some pretty cool car trailers.  My folks had one that even had an air dam in front to protect the car, and improve aerodynamics..  It was aluminum.

We use our Little Red Campfire.  To many restrictions out west for the real thing.

We travel with full water (100 gal), full fridge, full propane and try to fill up at 1/2 empty on fuel. Between that and our tow'd we feel like we are ready for anything. 

We fill our Fresh Tank (100 Gallons) with Soft Water, and travel with it full.  When we are overnighting we just stop, level, pop the slides and plug in.  We only mess with water/sewer connections every 4th day or so.

Your location would make this information even more useful.

Once you hit Arizona, you may not want to boondock unless you go North towards Sedona and Flagstaff.  The southern half of the state stays hot until the wee hours of the morning.  We are in Sun City West, which saw 118 degrees over the weekend.  Our motorhome was barely tolerable with both ACs...

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1.  Does your Class A have a washer/drier? Yes 2.  If so, is it a stackable unit or a combination? Combo, Spendide 2100XC 3.  If you have one, how often do you use it? We were out for 8 days last trip, and used it twice 4.  Is it worth the cost? We think so. 5.  Is it worth the space you give up...

You definitely will want to go with a DP. Even then, make sure to look at towing capacity. Most seem to be at least 10,000 lbs. You will have to look closely at floor plans and sleeping conversion. A Bunk House layout will reduce the amount of time you spend converting sofa and dinette.

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We are on our second V10 Motorhome. The first was a 1998 Class C that we bought new. The second is a 2016 Class A that we traded the 1998 in for. Keep up with regular maintenance and it will last longer than the Coach itself.