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Oh really? How do the cushions close? That sounds like it could definitely up the difficulty level.

Oh really? How do the cushions close? That sounds like it could definitely up the difficulty level.

It's making it on to our list of places we'll be back to. It's really pretty.

We're both Tampa born and raised so we try and make it back during the winter.

I'm sure our paths will cross again, maybe not just passing each other on the road lol. Have fun out there.

It's a good time for sure. Hoping for good weather this year for the show. Have fun out in Arizona.

Are you coming down for the Florida SuperShow? If so, we'll see you there. Otherwise, we'll definitely keep you in mind as we head up the east coast, although I don't know how far we'll make it past DC because of the other rallies and events we've got popping up.

As far as I know, yes it should be the same. Both systems should be using Cat 6 cables, so cutting the cables should work the same. I believe the only difference in cables is the ends that plug into the router/dish, but I haven't seen one in person.

Awesome. Glad it was helpful.

Glad you found it helpful!

Glad it was helpful!

Are you talking about the connection made at the dish? I didn't touch that connection and still use the same connector/method of connection that Starlink originally provided. The other end of that cable, that plugs into the side of our trailer, uses a waterproof connector that utilizes a gasketed/screw on connector.

I encourage you to try it out more even though you have the propane oven. You might be surprised with how well it works. I also have a glass pie plate I use to bake in and reheat leftovers in the microwave. Safe for both uses!

@@RamblinHamblins I have never used the propane oven. Just the convection/microwave. Because I cook for one, most of the time I use an air fryer.

HAHA, yeah I saw that on FB. Sorry to hear that, but glad you got it sorted out. Our gaskets were at the bottom of the bag when we got ours at the International Rally.

Congrats on the new, upcoming, purchase! The mount was standard in ours, but you should be able to find something that will work and be sturdy enough to handle the travel days. I've got more details about how we upgraded our televisions here: ramblinhamblins.com/blog/f/audiovideo-upgrades?blogcategory=Upgrades+and+Modifications

We lucked out and most of our cushions decided to cooperate ... most of them.

We had a couple of cushions with some larger sweeping curves, and they were actually the easiest to get back in the covers. The zippers were really long and made things easy. The cushion on my side has a few funky cutouts to work around some edges and it made things fun to deal with.

Glad it helped!

I was amazed it had been an issue for as long as I found. In either case, it was an easy fix at least.

Leave it to me to make life hard for myself. lol

Thanks!

Our model specifically has an "air fry" button. Does yours?

The shielded receptacles have a metal body, so by attaching the drain wire to the metal male plug it completes the circuit when inserted into the metal female receptacle.

Awesome! We had a great time exploring Michigan this summer and really enjoyed our time in Traverse City and the Silver on Silber Lake Rally. We're MAC affiliates now.

Awesome! Glad it was helpful.

Need? Want? Meh. Just get it! 😝

Glad you like it. As far as the bowls go, I don't know ...we've had these things for years. But, we've cracked a few lids and may need to replace them. Looking around there are a handful of options on Amazon. Cuisinart has some, but it's only a 3 piece set. These look really similar and are under $20 right now. amzn.to/3UV5lep

It is pretty flexible and if you remove the camera cube it could be used as a really nice travel bag.

Thank you for the kind words! It would be great to meet up someday.

I'm glad you found it helpful!

It's always fun to add a little twist to an old favorite!

Glad you liked it! Soup is definitely one of the easiest things to cook on the road, especially in the fall.

You're definitely not the first to say this! It's not as intuitive as you'd hope. Glad you found it helpful and hopefully you'll be encouraged to use it more often. With such limited space in an RV I hate the idea of having to buy an appliance that takes up valuable space.

Thank you!

You guys are right! Fall is for sure butternut squash season 🙌

We probably would have ordered the ones with dampers, but they only had the version without the damper/knobs available at the rally, and we’ve never closed off our stock vents … so we went without. The newer ones are coming with gaskets and it looked like they were giving gaskets away to people who had earlier versions without them. It may be worth reaching out to them to see if they are doing that and what benefit you would see by adding gaskets to already installed erPods.

The ends that connect to the router and the dish are proprietary, but the cable is shielded Cat6 cable. So you could use Cat 5 cable, but you'd have to figure something out when plugging into the router and dish. In our case we have our cable in 3 sections. a) has the proprietary router connection on one end and an RJ45 male on the other. This cable is short and connects the router to a wall receptacle we have installed behind the television in our RV. b) has the proprietary dish connection on one end and an RJ45 male on the other, along with 1/2 of a waterproof connection. This cable connects the dish to the outside/waterproof connector we have installed on the exterior wall of our RV. I sized this cable to be long enough to reach where we mount our flagpole + some additional length incase I need to raise the flagpole higher c) has RJ45 male connectors on both ends, essentially the same as a store bought Cat 6 Shielded cable (I just used spare parts of the Starlink cable and added my own ends). It runs through a few walls and under our couch and makes the connection between the exterior waterproof port and the interior wall receptacle. Hope that helps. **this is all written in regards to Gen 2 Starlink. Gen 3 uses different connectors that I haven't seen in person.

Thanks! Glad you enjoy the content and have found some ideas for your rig.

It was a great time for sure!

Yeah that is a pretty raw deal! It’s a good time for sure.

OH. NO. so sorry Rich and Cindy that you were not able to go. We plan to be at next year's event.... We will all attend together. 🤗 - Jim & Michelle

We drink the water. We used to use a Brita pitcher to filter drinking water but got rid of it when we switched to this filter system. It helps us save space on the counter by getting rid of that pitcher.

Which ones did you go with? We looked at a few other options too.

We tossed around the idea of doing 2 or doing 4 … but had friends talk us into 8 by saying we’d just do them eventually. We’ve had some hot temps and managed fine so far but figure we can manage a whole lot better with these.

and thanks for the heads up about using 2 screws to get things started. It worked great!

Glad it was helpful! And no. No issues with cabinet clearance or my head. We’ve cooked and done dishes with no issues.

@@RamblinHamblins Good to know, thanks Bill!

I will be testing that one out more as well as the dehydrator function and I'll plan to put out an updated video

I'd like that too!

Glad it was helpful!

I haven't tried it personally, but I would imagine you would be okay at 175 feet. There are replacement cables available that are 150 feet, and I've got to assume those work.

I have the older version, no longer available. The newer version, with the side by side ports, uses Keystone jacks whereas ours used bulkhead (screw through) connectors. There are some pros and cons to each design. For the current style, its really easy to purchase a shielded Keystone jack and swap out the plastic one that comes from SmartPlug. There have been some fitment issues reported with various brand Keystone jacks, but I like to one from trueCable that I have tested myself and know fits snuggly.

@@RamblinHamblins thanks!

Hope you enjoy!