RV electricity can be a tad confusing. After all, shore power is often 50 amp/220v, and household outlets are 110v AC. So are RV plugs 110V or 220V? RVs plugs that connect the RV to a power pedestal in a campground are typically 220v 50-amp plugs. However, not all campgrounds can accommodate that plug, so … Read more
One of the most convenient things about camping in an RV is having the amenities of a home. But just like home, sometimes RV refrigerators develop issues, leaving many RV owners wondering why is my RV refrigerator not working? RV refrigerators that aren’t cooling properly could be due to the propane tank being empty, the … Read more
With all the traveling RV owners do, sometimes it may be difficult to remodel your camper with a tight budget. After all, there are so many things that you need to be comfortable in your RV. This led me to question, how do you do a camper remodel on a budget? To do a camper … Read more
Propane is a crucial part of the power system in an RV, but controlling the pressure in the line, as well as the flow of gas to appliances is crucial for safety. For that, you need a propane regulator. But what is the best RV propane regulator? The best RV propane regulator is the Flame … Read more
Pop-up campers are great as they give us the convenience of an RV at a budget price. But eventually, the canvas will need to be replaced, which can be costly. So is there a DIY pop up camper canvas replacement? Camper canvas replacement costs average between $1,200 to $1,500. And it may require mailing in … Read more
Buying an RV is a huge investment. RV owners want their vehicles to be durable, water-resistant, and long-lasting. So, what is the best RV roof material? Let’s explore aluminum vs. rubber roofs for RVs. As a general rule, aluminum RV roofs are more durable than rubber roofs. Aluminum RV roofs are less prone to dents … Read more
WFCO is a well-known company that makes converters for RVs. Let’s have a look at what can go wrong with an RV converter and how to fix it in this complete guide to WFCO RV converter troubleshooting. To troubleshoot the most common issues with a WFCO RV converter, first, ensure the house batteries have power … Read more
There are many ways to get power to an RV. This can be shore power, battery power, or a generator. But Batteries require an inverter to use, so let’s compare Inverter vs. Generator for an RV. As a general rule, a generator is better than an RV inverter if you are unable to have both. … Read more
RV awnings are fickle. Sometimes they work flawlessly, and sometimes they won’t retract at all. So if yours is acting up, before you pay for a repair, take a moment to review this complete guide on RV awning troubleshooting. Most Common Issues Quick Fix Best Solution Will extend but not retract Use a hand-crank to … Read more
Your RV is your sanctuary on the road. But a leaking roof is a surefire way to drown all the fun. Luckily, it’s not that hard to reseal your RV’s roof. But what is the best RV roof sealant? Thankfully, some of the best RV roof sealants and coatings are available on the market. No … Read more