David, out of every thing you added to your coach, I would have to say, the electronic dump valves for your gray and black tanks is my favorite. I'm going to remember that.
Oh yes! A total must have for any future coach! It is one of those things that once you have them, you would not want to be without. Seeing we keep our gray tank closed, we would be going outside to dump quite often. :) Being able to keep it closed also makes for a cleaner gray tank. (well, as much as you can call it clean.) :)
@@DavidBott Keep up the good ideas I like them all. Oh yeah, I was going to call you last night when you and Brenda was doing that live talk thing but I couldn't find the number.
Hi...We had never owned an Entegra. We were going to get a Winnie at one point back in 2013 but bought a 2014 Tiffin 45ZLP Bus which we still have. (Cute Puppy)
It seemed like it was just the other day when I watched the coach being built. Try Wild Turkey with honey it's a step up I think. Waster Master hose works awesome so well I picked one up for my oldest boys father in law for Xmas and he told me the hose was the BALLS so thank you again, David and Brenda.
David and Brenda. Been a subscriber since you started. We were full timing at the time but family issues brought us home and only part timers now. That aside, love your “must haves” we have been using many of those products for quite a while. I like the Cam-loc system so much that all my water connections use camlocs sure makes life easier. We also converted our water system to produce reverse osmosis water which we store in our water tank. That allows us to rinse our coach with RO water. Not quite as good as DI but very close! I also have started to adapt our coach using an Alexa interface. So lights, auxiliary pumps (RO high pressure) are managed by several WiFi enabled devices controlled by Alexa. You and Brenda have done wonderful work in educating the community as well as entertaining many of us. Thank you
new to the rv community and wondering if its for us, love the content and real deal presentations. you two are too corny and its so appreciated. its obvious you love each other and love the rv lifestyle. thanks for the perspective and keep doing what you do.
I seen that you "do not" have pool noodles on your slide outs. I use the 1" black piping insulation that is already split down the middle. These have saved my head more times then I can count. I also use the same ones on my windshield wipers while we are parked. Keeps the rubber from drying out so fast. Oh and we are not full timers but we do spend a lot of time on the road going to motorcycle rallies. Great video, keep it up!!!! :)
Just a reminder, five year anniversary means tire replacement. It's not just the condition of your tires it's the date of your tires. After five years they are more likely to have a blowout. Be safe and replace! Keep the rubber on the road.
Thanks. Seeing we do not do this for a living as other bloggers do, we do not post all the time just to get views. But we surely try to help as we can to make RVing easier for others. Tomorrow, Tuesday, we will be doing one of our LIVE DRIVES for about 8 hours starting at 9AM CT if you can see see a live show. :)
David,your enthusiasm is amazing,I think my window has passed on getting a rv, I,m 74 ,plus my wife is not on board with rv living, continued good luck, and I did subscribe even tho I probably won’t be joining you on the rd
What an absolutely beautiful couple. And a beautiful home. I'm getting ready to start my new adventure in life, so I watched. And I'm glad I did liked an sub'd
Hey, how about the ScanGuard for engine data? Also, I don't want to get political, BUT---You have a Tiffin Allegro Bus!!! After 5 years of full time living, I think you have had minimal problems compared to other manufactures. Every motorhome will have problems, but that Allegro Bus has performed very well. Sure makes me want to buy one!!!
The ScanGuageD, while I like to have it, is not something we would really want to be sure we had. I surely did see it when talking about the GPS and choose not to included it. And yes, our coach has done well by us, but that does not mean others have not had issues. As you said, all manufacturers have issues as these are all human built after all. Some manufacturers surely do seem to have more issues than others though. To us, it is not a matter of what issue you may have, it is how the manufacturer treats you when it comes to getting help.
Fun vid! Great tips! Looks like ya got your exercise for the day! LOL! Does your TPMS have tire Temp? Engine bay Foam extinguisher vs Halon? Understand priority is to stop the fire. But, does foam damage engine components/electrical systems as dry powder or chem. extinguishers can? Sorry if ya covered before! As always Thx!
Hi...Yes, the EEZTire does have tire temp. The foam will not hurt anything and is bio-degradable and washes right off. The reason for foam is it will help keep the fire from from re-igniting. Once Halon is gone, it's gone there's nothing left to stop the fire from flaring back up. I use Clean Halon by the inverter. outsideourbubble.com/halon-fire-suppression-now-added-for-electrical/
@@RVingwithAndrewSteele That is true...I have never had a complaint. :) I forgot to mention needing a "Great Detailer" to keep the coach looking like it does. :)
Hi....Dave and Brenda........new sub. Love the video and your energy. Brenda, if you've made a video before regarding hanging pictures, please let me know...or...need advice on this. We are getting ready to list the house and go full time. We are feeling a sense of excitement, apprehension, and just plain "what are we thinking, are we nuts"? Thanks for the great suggestions. Safe travels.
Hi...A few people asked us abut the artwork so it looks like we may need to do a "Quick Tip" video on how we do it. Yes, you will surely have that thought!!!! :)
Nope, have not. Some are screws, some are Command Hooks for the hard surface like tile. But all have Velcro at the bottom to keep them in place. Some are small enough to just use Velcro. The items on the counters are, like to detractive pots and carvings are held in place by Museum Putty.
David, how much hose did you purchase. Do you carry an extra length Incase the hook up is outside the normal range or just black tank it until you can dump?
David, new owners 2019 Allegro Bus. We are installing the Eez tire pressure system. Granted we have different RV than you, but can you tell me where you hooked into 12volt power on the coach? Appreciate your help. Thanks.
First off CONGRATS on your new coach! Also THANK YOU SO MUCH for listening and using a TPMS! For the Monitor, what I did was under the dashboard I added in a 3 port 12V cigarette lighter. I more or less remove the dash to get to the 12V lighter and took a 3 port expander and cut the end off of it that would go into a lighter. I then use used the wires and tapped into the same 12V feed that the lighter port was using. So now under the dash I have 12V 3 lighter outlets to use for like the Monitor and GPS and whatever else. So it is all nicely hidden. For the repeater I put mine in the rear closet where our breaker box is located. In there is 110V breakers and also 12V breakers. I opened it up to get to the wires behind the 12V section and tapped into one of the 12V breakers. I then stuck the repeater to the back wall with velcro. :) I hope this helps and again, CONFGRATS!!!!!
David Bott Thank you!! We will give it a try - very helpful advice. We are first time RVers, I forgot to mention. We are from MA and may take a trip out to Niagara Falls area in August, so maybe we’ll get to meet you and Brenda on the journey to or from. Thanks again.
Hi Folks! Which of the waste hose stand products do you like the best? & which of the water pressure limiters did you select and lastly are you using an external surge protector or just the one that came with your Tiffin?
LOL...I have no idea on what that one is as we have had it for as long as I can remember. Oh wait...It is this one... amzn.to/2I3brVe As far as the water pressure...Here is the Blog post and video on it... outsideourbubble.com/dont-forget-your-pressure-regulator/ As far as a surge protector, I put in a Progressive Industries unit. The one that comes in the Tiffin IS NOT a protector. It only does surge protection only. This is the one we use... amzn.to/2Uk27Da Which is hard wired into the coach.
Thank you! Just ordered the hose stand, snap pads, water softener, and will get a couple more things before we get our coach, the electric dump for sure!
LOL...I test a lot of gear. I actually use commercial grade gear in our coach from Ubiquiti which is what I install in RV Parks. I do testing and consulting on gear such as the Winegard units as that is that RV'ers would typically use. I have under the coach right now a Winegard V1, Winegard V2, Wingard TOGO C2, and even a King Falcon Wi-Fi system. I got to sell some of this stuff seeing I am now done testing and consulting on the firmware and apps. I can use the room! :)
@@DavidBott Thank you for the reply, so I presume it worked ok but you need a much more sophisticated system, would you recommend the Winegard V2 for the average "Dave" . I currently use a Verizon hotspot for all of my internet needs.
@@davespradlin791 Hi...Yes, if you look at my Wi-Fi videos, you will see I am not "normal" when it comes to Wi-Fi. Like here is the system more or less currently... th-cam.com/video/KqslIHCKC3E/w-d-xo.html Seeing you have a JetPack plan, the Winegard V2 would be a good choice as you "should" be able to use the SIM card from the JetPack in the V2 seeing it is more or less a big JetPack. So unless the SIM is locked to the JetPack, you should be fine. Then this would give you the option to be able to connect the V2 to an RV parks Wi-Fi or use the 4G data plan. This is a good as long as the RV Parks Wi-Fi is good of course and if you have a limited 4G data plan. Thus having the option to use either is a good thing. Here are my two videos on the Wingard V2... (From Sept 2018.) th-cam.com/video/4157UWlnZsg/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/SHmtl0eRZlQ/w-d-xo.html Hope this helps.
Sorry to hear that Iggy. We're aiming to release new versions all the time. If you haven't already done so please reach out to our customer service team at info@rvsnappad.com to see if we'll have a compatible version soon. Thanks for your interest in SnapPads.
I did not "ditch it". I still have it after all. I test with it new firmware and thus need to be able to get to it. Not to mention I have so many other ways to get internet. :)
@@DavidBott ok you said the wee boost was the one you had to have in a new coach. I had assumed the winegard was your preferred option from previous videos.
@@Bigfish11 Two totally different things. The weBoost is the 4G signal booster for cell data. The Winegard Connect V2 is a private Wi-Fi system that you attach all your devices to and then connect that to an RV park for Internet. The Wingard comes in 2 versions, with and without 4G. It is NOT a 4G signal booster. It has much less power than the weBoost in regards to 4G.
@@DavidBott I bought the winegard 4g a few months ago. Only used it a couple of times so far. Seemed to work well. I did not realize it did not boost cell signals.
@@Bigfish11 The benefit of that is that it has two cell antennas that are on the roof, outside your rig. So it should do better for you based on it being outside and up higher.
![[TH] 2024 PMSL SEA W2D3 | Fall | ถ้าเล่นไม่ดี ไปแก้ตัววันเสาร์](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/CTmci32hvP8/mqdefault.jpg)
David, out of every thing you added to your coach, I would have to say, the electronic dump valves for your gray and black tanks is my favorite. I'm going to remember that.
Oh yes! A total must have for any future coach! It is one of those things that once you have them, you would not want to be without. Seeing we keep our gray tank closed, we would be going outside to dump quite often. :) Being able to keep it closed also makes for a cleaner gray tank. (well, as much as you can call it clean.) :)
@@DavidBott Keep up the good ideas I like them all. Oh yeah, I was going to call you last night when you and Brenda was doing that live talk thing but I couldn't find the number.
Thanks for sharing. You two are hilarious! And sounds like you’re enjoying life to the fullest 😊 Safe travels!
Your a good pair. I hope my wife is game to do things like this when we go FT.
Yep, favorite RV couple. Looking forward to the next five years.
I've could have sworn that when I first saw this couple they weren't this enthusiastic and they were driving an Entegra coach? A lot sure has changed.
Hi...We had never owned an Entegra. We were going to get a Winnie at one point back in 2013 but bought a 2014 Tiffin 45ZLP Bus which we still have. (Cute Puppy)
You deserve a 10/10 Breaking Bad rating!
David’s enthusiasm is hilarious. Love it!
I try. :)
Love the video...I’m hoping to pick up my new to me🤣 RV this week and you guys have given me so many ideas. Thanks so much👏🏾
First time watcher, totally enjoyed you two. We have an older 5th wheel & this is our first winter in it. We are in NM,I just started my DIY projects.
It seemed like it was just the other day when I watched the coach being built. Try Wild Turkey with honey it's a step up I think. Waster Master hose works awesome so well I picked one up for my oldest boys father in law for Xmas and he told me the hose was the BALLS so thank you again, David and Brenda.
Outstanding!!!! :)
I think I forgot how much I LOVE YOU GUYS!!! Great video.
Love you two! ❤ Thank you so much for being real! Love your giggles! Would love to travel with you! ❤ 💙
Glad to see you both are doing well.. I though the video was fun and useful. Thanks for the info ..
David and Brenda. Been a subscriber since you started. We were full timing at the time but family issues brought us home and only part timers now. That aside, love your “must haves” we have been using many of those products for quite a while.
I like the Cam-loc system so much that all my water connections use camlocs sure makes life easier. We also converted our water system to produce reverse osmosis water which we store in our water tank. That allows us to rinse our coach with RO water. Not quite as good as DI but very close! I also have started to adapt our coach using an Alexa interface. So lights, auxiliary pumps (RO high pressure) are managed by several WiFi enabled devices controlled by Alexa.
You and Brenda have done wonderful work in educating the community as well as entertaining many of us. Thank you
Thank you Stephen for your kind remarks.
I just found your channel.... New subscriber here. I like that sewer hose, ionizer/pressure washer (I like detailing). And water softener.
Great video. Love the RV. You are inspiring
Great video. You guys are an awesome couple. I love to see you guys speak about your rv passions in your energetic way.
I don't ever plan to have an RV but I love watching these videos and you two are adorable together
We are "something" alright. :)
Love you guys!
I cheered for the Instant Pot.
Good job!
Thank you both for sharing and caring! Planning on hitting the road in our new Tiffin soon! Hope I see you on the road.
Congrats on the new home. ;) Enjoy being able to see the country from a new perspective!
Very entertaining and informative! Thank you for the funny side of RVing! God bless you!
new to the rv community and wondering if its for us, love the content and real deal presentations. you two are too corny and its so appreciated. its obvious you love each other and love the rv lifestyle. thanks for the perspective and keep doing what you do.
another 5 star video .,... My thoughts .. you have help so many rv people out there including gas rv people to ....
I really do like your floor plan. Better than any other class A I have seen
Yuppers! We really wish Tiffin would do one like it again.
Very informative! Thank you
Great post. Congrats on five years! Hope to see you out there!
Great Video, keep the on the fly as you go videoooooo, nice job
Loved the video. Only Dave would come up with a electric dump button that you can do from inside. Lol!!
I seen that you "do not" have pool noodles on your slide outs. I use the 1" black piping insulation that is already split down the middle. These have saved my head more times then I can count. I also use the same ones on my windshield wipers while we are parked. Keeps the rubber from drying out so fast. Oh and we are not full timers but we do spend a lot of time on the road going to motorcycle rallies. Great video, keep it up!!!! :)
Upgrading to a new RV someday will still not be the "setup" you have now. Awesome Rig. Best out there!!
As usual great info. Keep having fun.
Thanks Debbie
Just a reminder, five year anniversary means tire replacement. It's not just the condition of your tires it's the date of your tires. After five years they are more likely to have a blowout.
Be safe and replace!
Keep the rubber on the road.
depends you If you have Michelin's and have them inspected by a Michelin technician you can go 7 even up to 10 as seen on the RV geeks!
Nice to see you are back....good video, thank you....
Your home is gorgeous. It would be easy to live in full time. Anyway, loved the show, so I subscribed. You two seem so happy! Love ya!
Thank you kindly Linda.
Great video! A lot of very good info. Thanks David and Brenda!
Your welcome.
Coach looks great
Thank you. You would never never we have lived in it for 5 full years! :)
Very informative and entertaining. Haven't heard in a while nice to see you guys doing well..:)
Thanks. Seeing we do not do this for a living as other bloggers do, we do not post all the time just to get views. But we surely try to help as we can to make RVing easier for others. Tomorrow, Tuesday, we will be doing one of our LIVE DRIVES for about 8 hours starting at 9AM CT if you can see see a live show. :)
David,your enthusiasm is amazing,I think my window has passed on getting a rv, I,m 74 ,plus my wife is not on board with rv living, continued good luck, and I did subscribe even tho I probably won’t be joining you on the rd
Hi Don...It's all good! It seems a lot of people just live though us. Though not sure why. :)
What an absolutely beautiful couple. And a beautiful home. I'm getting ready to start my new adventure in life, so I watched. And I'm glad I did liked an sub'd
Why thank you so kindly Mary for such a nice comment. :)
Hey, how about the ScanGuard for engine data? Also, I don't want to get political, BUT---You have a Tiffin Allegro Bus!!! After 5 years of full time living, I think you have had minimal problems compared to other manufactures. Every motorhome will have problems, but that Allegro Bus has performed very well. Sure makes me want to buy one!!!
The ScanGuageD, while I like to have it, is not something we would really want to be sure we had. I surely did see it when talking about the GPS and choose not to included it. And yes, our coach has done well by us, but that does not mean others have not had issues. As you said, all manufacturers have issues as these are all human built after all. Some manufacturers surely do seem to have more issues than others though. To us, it is not a matter of what issue you may have, it is how the manufacturer treats you when it comes to getting help.
So how were you treated?
Probably better than most!!!
Love the video
Subscribed, I just got a Allegro 32sa, love your channel. !!
How about a video on your must-have creature comfort’s such as blankets for lounging and other items that keep you cozy
Great job- thank you!
I like your video's.
Fun vid! Great tips! Looks like ya got your exercise for the day! LOL! Does your TPMS have tire Temp? Engine bay Foam extinguisher vs Halon? Understand priority is to stop the fire. But, does foam damage engine components/electrical systems as dry powder or chem. extinguishers can? Sorry if ya covered before! As always Thx!
Hi...Yes, the EEZTire does have tire temp. The foam will not hurt anything and is bio-degradable and washes right off. The reason for foam is it will help keep the fire from from re-igniting. Once Halon is gone, it's gone there's nothing left to stop the fire from flaring back up. I use Clean Halon by the inverter. outsideourbubble.com/halon-fire-suppression-now-added-for-electrical/
@@DavidBott Just watched your older vids on auto fire extinguishers. Thx for the reply!
one take is fun!
You guys are to funny hehe. Any chance of giving us a priority list in order of must have’s ? Im guessing the instapot is number one lol.
Trader in the ‘beginner’ coffee machine for a expressio machine! (Life’s to short to drink watered down coffee)
Some good ideas.
I have knee pads in every cargo bay too :)
Great common sense items!!
This video is going to cost some folks a lot of money!! 😂
Somehow, they always do. Brenda always seems to have the need to apologize to subscribers we meet. :)
😂 I've met a lot of oobies that mention how much money you have cost them but are glad for every dollar of it 😁
@@RVingwithAndrewSteele That is true...I have never had a complaint. :) I forgot to mention needing a "Great Detailer" to keep the coach looking like it does. :)
@@RVingwithAndrewSteele OK, I added the info for the detailing into the description of the video and blog post. :)
@@DavidBott 😁😁😁
Hi....Dave and Brenda........new sub. Love the video and your energy. Brenda, if you've made a video before regarding hanging pictures, please let me know...or...need advice on this. We are getting ready to list the house and go full time. We are feeling a sense of excitement, apprehension, and just plain "what are we thinking, are we nuts"? Thanks for the great suggestions. Safe travels.
Hi...A few people asked us abut the artwork so it looks like we may need to do a "Quick Tip" video on how we do it. Yes, you will surely have that thought!!!! :)
❤️ your great advice!
David u forgot your dash pad !
Correct! Totally overlooked that one where we where up front! :)
LED Lighting
Yes, LED lighting. It was not mentioned as that is more or less now a given on a new coach. :)
Can you tell me about how much the fire suppression foam canister was for your coach? Thanks!
It was, if I recall, $499 for the two head kit and tank. Here is a link to the site... www.firefightmarine.com/ffproducts/
Useful & Funny ~ yes : ) Have you ever talk about how you hung all your nice art. Stick-on type? Fastener? Your walls look papered. TY
Nope, have not. Some are screws, some are Command Hooks for the hard surface like tile. But all have Velcro at the bottom to keep them in place. Some are small enough to just use Velcro. The items on the counters are, like to detractive pots and carvings are held in place by Museum Putty.
Thank you David (& Brenda). Great tip on the use of museum putty for decorative items.
@@deanh7190 Welcome...You know, maybe we can do a "Quick Tip" video the topic.
Great vid. Recall good install vid on Winegard Connect. Now it is in basement. What did u replace it with. Tnx
Never installed it, just talked about it. I test for Wingard and thus I have it will me for testing new firmware.
David, how much hose did you purchase. Do you carry an extra length Incase the hook up is outside the normal range or just black tank it until you can dump?
Hi...Good question! I did buy the extra length just in case but I have never needed to use it as the hose is longer than other hoses it seems.
David, new owners 2019 Allegro Bus. We are installing the Eez tire pressure system. Granted we have different RV than you, but can you tell me where you hooked into 12volt power on the coach? Appreciate your help. Thanks.
First off CONGRATS on your new coach! Also THANK YOU SO MUCH for listening and using a TPMS! For the Monitor, what I did was under the dashboard I added in a 3 port 12V cigarette lighter. I more or less remove the dash to get to the 12V lighter and took a 3 port expander and cut the end off of it that would go into a lighter. I then use used the wires and tapped into the same 12V feed that the lighter port was using. So now under the dash I have 12V 3 lighter outlets to use for like the Monitor and GPS and whatever else. So it is all nicely hidden. For the repeater I put mine in the rear closet where our breaker box is located. In there is 110V breakers and also 12V breakers. I opened it up to get to the wires behind the 12V section and tapped into one of the 12V breakers. I then stuck the repeater to the back wall with velcro. :) I hope this helps and again, CONFGRATS!!!!!
David Bott Thank you!! We will give it a try - very helpful advice. We are first time RVers, I forgot to mention. We are from MA and may take a trip out to Niagara Falls area in August, so maybe we’ll get to meet you and Brenda on the journey to or from. Thanks again.
@@lauryneldon4321 Look up SouthwoodsRVResort.com That is where we stay for the summer. 45 mins or so to the falls.
You are having fun. What class A do you suggest after all these years?
Sorry...not sure how to answer that as that comes down to what the owner would like out of it.
Hello your ring device where you get wifi from on the road your cellphone?
We have full 24/7 internet in our coach via the use of various devices that run through our router. JetPacks for example.
Hi Folks! Which of the waste hose stand products do you like the best? & which of the water pressure limiters did you select and lastly are you using an external surge protector or just the one that came with your Tiffin?
LOL...I have no idea on what that one is as we have had it for as long as I can remember. Oh wait...It is this one... amzn.to/2I3brVe As far as the water pressure...Here is the Blog post and video on it... outsideourbubble.com/dont-forget-your-pressure-regulator/ As far as a surge protector, I put in a Progressive Industries unit. The one that comes in the Tiffin IS NOT a protector. It only does surge protection only. This is the one we use... amzn.to/2Uk27Da Which is hard wired into the coach.
Thank you! Just ordered the hose stand, snap pads, water softener, and will get a couple more things before we get our coach, the electric dump for sure!
Useful, fun video. You guys are looking good - maybe you have lost some weight as well - which is always nice! Safe Travels!
Why is the winegard in the basement, did it not perform as expected?
LOL...I test a lot of gear. I actually use commercial grade gear in our coach from Ubiquiti which is what I install in RV Parks. I do testing and consulting on gear such as the Winegard units as that is that RV'ers would typically use. I have under the coach right now a Winegard V1, Winegard V2, Wingard TOGO C2, and even a King Falcon Wi-Fi system. I got to sell some of this stuff seeing I am now done testing and consulting on the firmware and apps. I can use the room! :)
@@DavidBott Thank you for the reply, so I presume it worked ok but you need a much more sophisticated system, would you recommend the Winegard V2 for the average "Dave" . I currently use a Verizon hotspot for all of my internet needs.
@@davespradlin791 Hi...Yes, if you look at my Wi-Fi videos, you will see I am not "normal" when it comes to Wi-Fi. Like here is the system more or less currently... th-cam.com/video/KqslIHCKC3E/w-d-xo.html Seeing you have a JetPack plan, the Winegard V2 would be a good choice as you "should" be able to use the SIM card from the JetPack in the V2 seeing it is more or less a big JetPack. So unless the SIM is locked to the JetPack, you should be fine. Then this would give you the option to be able to connect the V2 to an RV parks Wi-Fi or use the 4G data plan. This is a good as long as the RV Parks Wi-Fi is good of course and if you have a limited 4G data plan. Thus having the option to use either is a good thing.
Here are my two videos on the Wingard V2... (From Sept 2018.)
th-cam.com/video/4157UWlnZsg/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/SHmtl0eRZlQ/w-d-xo.html
Hope this helps.
How about your dash cam?
Would like to have Snap Pads but they don't make the size we need for our motorhome.
Sorry to hear that Iggy. We're aiming to release new versions all the time. If you haven't already done so please reach out to our customer service team at info@rvsnappad.com to see if we'll have a compatible version soon. Thanks for your interest in SnapPads.
David i thought i saw VR Headset what do you use them for ? gaming,movies?
Good Eye...It is a DJI Headset for flying my Mavic Drone. I can use them also to watch via HDMI for a "big screen" type feel.
What kind of coffee maker do you have
Jura Micro 9...We did a blog post and video on it... outsideourbubble.com/its-a-jura-micro-9-coffee-machine-now-stop-asking/
Do you need to add water to your black tank before you flush it to make if flow better?
No. A black tank is mostly liquid as it is.
How did you mount the gps?
Back stand mount and velcro.
So why did you ditch the wineguard connect 4g 2.0?
I did not "ditch it". I still have it after all. I test with it new firmware and thus need to be able to get to it. Not to mention I have so many other ways to get internet. :)
@@DavidBott ok you said the wee boost was the one you had to have in a new coach. I had assumed the winegard was your preferred option from previous videos.
@@Bigfish11 Two totally different things. The weBoost is the 4G signal booster for cell data. The Winegard Connect V2 is a private Wi-Fi system that you attach all your devices to and then connect that to an RV park for Internet. The Wingard comes in 2 versions, with and without 4G. It is NOT a 4G signal booster. It has much less power than the weBoost in regards to 4G.
@@DavidBott I bought the winegard 4g a few months ago. Only used it a couple of times so far. Seemed to work well. I did not realize it did not boost cell signals.
@@Bigfish11 The benefit of that is that it has two cell antennas that are on the roof, outside your rig. So it should do better for you based on it being outside and up higher.
Is he on Adderall or does he need Adderall?
Why tattoos.
You remind me of Joe Pesci with way too much caffeine. Slow down!