Mark_K5LXP

RayIN makes a good point, even if the loads are minimal I suspect there's a "typical" converter in place that could be upwards of 55A...

The problem I had replacing mine was the coax to it was crimped into the base, so putting in something different required coming up with...

My neighbor is a beekeeper and uses my yard as a hive staging and overwinter area. My garden gets well visited by bees and I get honey...

I saw that on a utoob show recently. Guy slathered yellow mustard on a giant brisket and used it as "glue" for dry rub before smoking...

Ideally you ground it at the same point your converter and power center are. That minimizes any issues of even slight resistance...

Unscrew the fill valve and open it up. Let it air out or if you're in a hurry fill with water and drain (that forces any gas out)...

The NEC question mark would be if the 60A breaker is fed with 6 or 4 ga wire. Mark B. Albuquerque, NM

'B' is right next to 'N' on the keyboard and 40 runs through NC, so that'd be my guess. Mark B. Albuquerque, NM

Too many unknowns. Old/abused batteries don't have much to give. Large or persistent loads deplete any battery. A battery not...

As a data point a common convention in RV wiring is to use black for positive and white for negative. So if you connect a "proper"...

You can increase the value a bit by doing any number of replacements and upgrades but few to none will net more than what you invest...

My fan cap started crapping out a year and a half ago, so about 18 years. No telling number of hours, date code was 2005. Last year I...

No they can't. I had to make the upper for my P32. I spent a lot less time just making one out of pieces than trying to find one that...

The other 'trick' is being flexible to move sites in a park if staying more than one night. Often parks won't have a single site...

In my travels, the state parks have their own sites and some number do their own booking, some will use a national pay site like...