As RV campers, we’re always on the lookout for interesting gadgets that improve the daily experience with our vehicles. One of the most unique is the Drop Stop (http://goo.gl/2tmcH9), the “original patented car seat gap filler.” Against all odds, this unusual product has become a #1 bestseller in the automotive category. It solves a design
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I’ve written previously about the amazing Autel Maxiscan MS300 (http://goo.gl/AS3fJR), which makes it easy to erase vehicle OBD2 error codes and turn off annoying “check engine” lights. If you live in a state with vehicle emissions testing, it’s an especially handy tool. There are several OBD scanners on the market. I like the MS300 because
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Lately our 3000 Watt generator has been having trouble powering our air-conditioning unit. It runs the A/C for a while, then overloads. So we’re now using “Sea Foam” fuel additive with the generator. Hopefully this will clean out whatever carbon & ethanol gunk might be clogging the carburetor. This begs the question: what the heck
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When you go RV camping, you need to pack light – literally. I’m talking about actual light. You better pack plenty of flashlights because most campsites are dark after sundown, and the tasks don’t end just because the sun called it quits. That’s why we own headlamps (http://goo.gl/4sKMh9). They have proven to be incredibly useful
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