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Thank you for the feedback. I always struggle with the balance of too much and too little information. Nice to get the feedback so I can have a target to aim for.

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A few other people that have RS have ad the same issue and addressed it the same way successfully. There are a few others that have the issue of odor the same way, but the low vent has not been the issue. Not sure that that is about yet.

Congratulations. As an RV tech, I've been in and out of a lot of RVs now. They all have their issues, but overall the RS is well done. Not perfect, but well done. Most people I know that have them, if they have had issues, they have been relatively minor. Feel free to reach out if you have issues or want me to cover something in a video. I'm always looking for ideas.

We use a RAM 3500 Dual Rear Wheel, Diesel with 8 foot bed. It is equipped with a High-Output Diesel and 4.10 gear ratio on the rear end. A RAM 4500 or Ford F450 would be my choice if doing it again as the 4500/450s have a better turning radius than the 3500/350s.

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That long press indicates that the main module you have is compatible and will support the Eclipse. I doubt it provides any functionality without the module. I’ve been trying to get the time to go to FireFly Tech Training. It would be helpful to understand it a bit deeper. Thank you for watching.

I don’t recall the section, but what I do remember is that it was towards the back to the right and a bit elevated.

Thank you for watching. I agree, the square ones are not exactly our style either. All these rigs have their idiosyncrasies, but once you're in them for a while you kind of learn their personalities and accept them with or without faults.

We use a Gen3 most of the time but have a Mini as well. In this video we are talking more about the Roamlink from MobileMustHave. They offer a multi-carrier cellular service that is “powered by” TMobile, AT&T and Verizon. We use it as a backup if/when we can get clear view of the sky or Starlink is not working well enough for us to

We're glad you liked it and found it helpful. We appreciate that you've taken the time to comment to let us know! We are always looking for video ideas. If you have any please let us know. Again, Thank you.

The one that I put in is a 40gal. The link may have changed on the website - before it used to lead to a list of different sizes.

The term “resort” is used very loosely for sure. We see that all over the country. I don’t particularly remember the road noise at this “resort”. It likely was not as bad as some other places we’ve been at. Most of the transient spots we stay at are close to highways. The other issue we run into lots is train whistles - more challenging to us than road noise. Ya know t/he road noise being constant, it’s easier to get used to - fades in the background. The whistles on the other hand will wake dead in the middle of the night. Oh, well then there are the rumble strips on the highways and the trucks’ exhaust breaks that run a close second!

It doesn’t cost anything, so I see no pitfalls with it.

Ellen works full-time in HR. I do a few different things….RV Mobile Tech Services, IT Consulting and Investing Stock, Crypto & FOREX trading.

I ordered this one before we realized we got the warranty replacement. www.thorkitchen.com/product/thor-kitchen-24-inch-gas-range-lrg2401u/

Its the Tow Camera package option on the RAM. I'm not sure that you can add it after, but if you have a RAM you can probably ask. I will be doing a review on an alternative from Halo, but its a stand-alone screen.

The rear view camera in mirror is very cool. I might have to try the magic nose wiggle set up next time. I’ll get that on video my kids will just die of embarrassment 🤣

Damn.....Good Luck! We had a similar pattern of infestation in a pool house when we had the sticks and bricks. For weeks I was snap trapping 3-5 a couple of times a week. May be time to get a cat! ;)

@@okletsgorvI thought about borrowing my neighbors cat, but the mouse would probably just kill the cat and flip me the bird on camera, laughing the whole time. It’s become a quest at this point…that I hope I come out on top.

Thank you! Tell Ellen she has to do more for you gals!

And to have a smaller vehicle to tool around in is really handy. Just since July we put 8800 miles on the SUV -- using 87 gas. Big savings there alone, plus easier to park, Ellen gets to go where she wants when I'm out on tech calls, etc. Its a win for us in a big way.

It appears so. I’ve not attempted it, but there are several option through the Peplink admin page for the to do band selection and restriction.

Mobile Must Have is great. I plan to try RoamLink next year. Part time seasonal camper. No sense signing up for the plan near my end of season.

@@okletsgorv You can change the band inside of the Peplink InControl application. Let's you change channel and even to a different carrier if another one works better in the location you are in. Did that while Bandielier National Park. Found T-Mobile was better than Verizon which RoamLink had set us in. Reason, Verizon was better on the road, but the site we were in T-Mobile was slightly fast but the connection was solid. Verizon would drop out for several seconds at a time while watching videos. Our Peplink router is the Max Pro BR-1 5G (1st gen) with a Peplink antenna on a MobileMustHave antenna pole. Works great. RoamLink has worked well enough for us we decided against StarLink.

Yes it does. The exposed ductwork does radiant some heat into the area- but there are some substantial gaps and holes between the frame and walls that let cold in as well, so the net effect of the passive heating is probably negligible in the end. .

If we had more time I would have liked to have stay there and in the area longer. Thanks for the feedback!

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Hello, Sorry I don't. You should be able to call your dealer. They can usually work with Forest River/Riverstone to locate the proper part number for you. All I did was ask my dealer to get us the carpet for the 23' model year 39RKFB -- the floor plan and measurements did not change.

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Keep on looking for screws. Something has to be holding it in. You can send me photos of what you have an I may be able to guide you. okletsgorv@gmail.com

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Yes. Not sure why I didn't consider that. I do something similar when running chalk.

I think I just posted a comment on your FB post on the RS group. You do have to cut the depth, but only at the edge that touches the big window wall. You do not have to cut the depth of the flap - that is the right depth and will overhang properly. You do have to cut the overall width as well of course - equal amount from each side, but doing that does not affect the overhang depth of course.

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No specific reason other than I hadn't done any research on them. Just never considered them.

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Hello, Thank you for watching! We're glad you watched the video and took the time to comment. I'm not sure where to get those brackets, but I think they are fairly generic. I looked to see if I saved the new ones, but I must have tossed them or misplaced them -- otherwise I would have sent them to you. Here is a link to a generic set I found on Amazon. You can always order them, check them for fit and return them if they don't work out for you. Sorry I can't be of more help. amzn.to/4cbzBYi

@@okletsgorv you tock, thank so much.

You have to contact your dealer or Riverstone directly for the carpet.

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Yes, it’s kind of counter intuitive. But it’s typical of public water supplies. The logic is that human bacteria and human access is a lot harder to control & police than boats. It’s a well documented perspective through the country as well as other nations.