Just like the items inside your house, RV components have a certain life expectancy. Following is a list of all the items in and on your RV — and their expected lifespan. Items are listed in the order they are most likely to wear out, with time ranges showing the approximate number of years each item typically lasts. The list includes all major RV components — from the drivetrain and electronics to slideouts, roof vents, toilets, refrigerators, and more! A checklist of RV repair issues that you should be prepared for + DIY tips to make things last longer.
TVs And Antennas
You need to have good TV reception if you're going to watch TV shows & movies in your RV. Here RVers share their personal experiences and tips for placing TV antennas, signal boosters, and satellite receivers in the right locations for the best reception while RVing. Everything you want to know about TVs & antennas -- even tips for keeping your big screen TV working in extremely cold temperatures.
My DIY Cargo Van Conversion To A Class B RV – Step 2: Installing Items On The Roof (RV Solar Panels, A TV Antenna, And An RV Roof Vent)
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.
Your RV Entertainment System: What You Need To Know About RV Antennas, TV Signal Boosters & Satellite Receivers
Want good TV reception in your RV? Your RV entertainment system matters! Heres what you need to know about RV antennas, signal boosters, satellite receivers
The Ultimate RV Camping Checklist: Don’t Forget To Do These Things Before You Leave Camp!
Since there are so many important things that an RVer must do before leaving camp and hitting the road, we thought we’d compile the ultimate RV breaking camp checklist. You definitely don’t want to forget to do these things!
My Top Picks For RV Accessories & Add-Ons That Make Life On The Road Even Better
Here are some examples of today’s must-have RV accessories. How many of these do you have?…
RV Office Requirements If You Want To Take Your Job On The Road
As long as you have access to a computer, Internet & faxing services, a digital camera, and a cell phone — you should be able to make a living from your mobile RV office. Here’s exactly what you need to know before you take your RV office on the road.
Must-Have RV Equipment That Won’t Be Included With Your New RV
When you pick up your new RV the dealer will include a complimentary starter kit to get you off on the right foot into the RV lifestyle. Unfortunately this is but the tip of the iceberg in RV equipment and accessories that are essential. Here’s the rest of the list.
Can Freezing Temperatures Harm The LCD TV In Your RV?
Liquid when allowed to freeze expands, distorts, and even cracks.
There is a liquid-based material within the screen of LCD TVs. Will it be damaged overnight in freezing weather? Worse yet, if left in storage through the winter where temperatures can get bitterly cold, will an LCD flat-screen TV survive?
RV Gift Ideas: Christmas Gifts For Your Favorite RVer
The RV lifestyle actually makes Christmas shopping easy for everyone. This is one activity that is loaded with accessories, add-ons and do-dads that every RVer could use. You won’t have to look too hard to find that one special gift for the RVer in your life.
How To Tell If Yours Is An Analog TV Or A Digital TV …Better Check The TV In Your RV, Too!
A lot of people are going to be buying new TVs soon! Between our house and our RV travel trailer, we have 5 TV sets that will likely quit working on February 17, 2009. Here’s how to tell if your TV is analog or digital, and what to do if it’s an analog TV.
