The warming spring temperatures have ushered in another camping season along with the promise of hot, lazy summer days. Thoughts of spending hours enjoying hiking, fishing, or exploring nature’s secrets in the backcountry come to the forefront of your mind. Yes, it’s time to get the RV on the road with an eye toward air
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RV advice from February's Mark My Words
Hi Mark My Words readers! This month, we’ve got questions on batteries, prescriptions, dripping air conditioners and getting your mail on the road. Remember to send your RVing questions to [email protected]. Hi Mark, We have had a Renegade Villaggio since 2015. The house battery was replaced in 2016 because it was not holding a charge. Now,
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By Bob Difley Spring suddenly blossomed into an early indication of the summer to come, with temps soaring this weekend in Northern California to the mid-eighties along the coast, and high 90s inland. Desert temps are driving the last of the snowbirds onto their northerly migration as temps soar over 105 degrees. When that kind
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AIR CONDITIONING: 1. Your Air Conditioner is designed for a 20 degree temperature drop. If it is 100 degrees outside, the best your air conditioner can do is 80 F degree in the best of circumstances. 2. Clean your air filters weekly, or sooner if needed. 3. Annually perform the needed preventive maintenance, clean the
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