If you want to use solar power when you're RVing, but you fear taking on a DIY project that involves wiring and mounting solar panels & charge controllers, an RV Solar Suitcase may be exactly what you're looking for! Here are the pros and cons of using a Solar Suitcase for RV boondocking.
My hands-on DIY cargo van insulation tips. See step-by-step how to insulate a van roof, how to insulate cargo van walls, and how to insulate a van floor. I've done it myself... and you can too!
Did you know that you can save money on your taxes if you buy an RV? Yep. Here are all the IRS tax deductions for RV owners. And... if you run your business out of your RV, then the RV tax deduction is even greater!
For your DIY RV van conversion, you'll want to start from the top down. That way, one step won't interfere with another while constructing your Class B motorhome. First, determine which amenities you want to include. Then, install everything that you plan to have mounted on the roof before you do anything else. I'll show you how to install RV solar panels, an RV vent, and a TV antenna on the roof of your RV van.
See how I built a Class B motorhome from a cargo van. Today, I'm covering the first step in my DIY RV camper van conversion series: How to choose the best cargo van for an RV conversion.
RVers share their personal experiences and helpful tips for renting an RV. What you can expect when you rent, RV rental costs & fees, where to rent an RV near you, RV rental insurance, and other little-known facts about renting RVs.
Here is a list of all the ways the RV Level 4 beats other RV leveling systems I've tried: it's easier to use, it runs on USB instead of batteries, the app works perfectly without changing the settings on your phone, the calibration switch is better than the others', it's more reliable (accurate within 1/10th of an inch), and it's less expensive.
If cheap RV living is your goal -- as it was mine -- here's proof that you can manage living in an RV fulltime. Even on a fixed income! I've found that living in an RV is attainable for about $500 a month -- whether you drive and park for free for 1 month, or you spend a month at a time in an RV park. I'll show you the numbers...
Is it time to remodel your RV? Oh, how I've enjoyed remodeling RVs and travel trailers... Here are my best tips doing the RV renovation yourself. Plus where to find RV parts & accessories, and RV renovation companies that will do the work for you if you like.
See why I think a cheap set of spring clamps are the RVer's equivalent to a Swiss army knife. Here's my list of clever uses for spring clamps while RVing and camping -- from making a DIY camper awning to holding curtains open, keeping your dog safe while setting up camp, and drying a few items on a camping clothesline. There are SO many ways to use spring clamps in and around the RV!
