I'm only 8 minutes into this video and paused to go purchase a Gorilla water hose quick connect! My T@B 400 Nautilus water control system is awesome, but the angle of the hose coming up from underneath makes twist connect/disconnect a challenge. THANK YOU! And now, back to the video...
You can also use a short hose that you leave connected to bring that junction to an easier place. Not to mention less wear and tear on the rv end of the hose.
We love the pool noodles on the slides. We have a couple for our slides but not as neatly done as yours. I'm saving this video for next spring when we take he RV out of winter storage- mostly for the dash mounts you're using.
there are easy and cheap converter boards that let you change 12 volts to any reasonable voltage that you will use, from 3.3 volts to 24 volts. same thing for 24 volts. there are also adapters out there to convert most laptops to USB-C. it wont do gaming laptops, as those are just too power hungry, but it is true. most electronics now run on DC voltages. anything with even the simplest computer will usually change AC to DC at some point. the only things that really require AC power these days are motors/compressors and magnetic fields, like induction, but even those can technically run on DC power too, though would need extensive modifications or different motors. there are certain things that are just more convenient to plug in, but youd be surprised what actually converts AC power to DC power. also, a lot of things accept a range of voltages, so if its close, it might work just fine, if you goo too high, you could damage things, but for common things, lower voltage isnt going to hurt them
That's a great question - it would be up to the software at that point - BUT just because one Arvie user books the site doesn't mean they might still not find the need to cancel the reservation putting the site back into the "pool"
I coil my hoses so that my ends meet and I can connect the ends to keep debris out
Good idea
We do, too! Also keeps the creepy crawlies out!
I do the same thing.
I'm only 8 minutes into this video and paused to go purchase a Gorilla water hose quick connect! My T@B 400 Nautilus water control system is awesome, but the angle of the hose coming up from underneath makes twist connect/disconnect a challenge. THANK YOU! And now, back to the video...
You can also use a short hose that you leave connected to bring that junction to an easier place. Not to mention less wear and tear on the rv end of the hose.
Yay! Glad the video was helpful!
Hello,
Can you tell me what model your de-humidifier is in the video please?
Thanks for all the hacks and tips!😃
This is the one we have (they have since redesigned the outside slightly) amzn.to/4hp1ZK8
We love the pool noodles on the slides. We have a couple for our slides but not as neatly done as yours. I'm saving this video for next spring when we take he RV out of winter storage- mostly for the dash mounts you're using.
Awesome, glad it was helpful and thanks for watching
nice, thanks for this video. Purchasing the water meter and dash mount from your links. I've needed both of these for a while now.
Awesome, enjoy them!
This video is a wonderful collection of hacks. Lots of great ideas!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank You For Sharing Your Hacks ! I Always Enjoy Watching Your Videos. Excellent Tips And Ideas.
I appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed the tips!
Great video. Lots of useful hacks. Go Big Red!!
Go Big Red!! Thanks for watching!
32:52 Works for "check engine" lights too.
Ohh i need that water flow meter.
Hold a container with bleach and water up on the camp spigot. Then flush before hookup.
Good idea!
Thanks god bless
You're welcome!
Wonderful video 💯☺️
Thanks for watching!
there are easy and cheap converter boards that let you change 12 volts to any reasonable voltage that you will use, from 3.3 volts to 24 volts. same thing for 24 volts. there are also adapters out there to convert most laptops to USB-C. it wont do gaming laptops, as those are just too power hungry, but it is true. most electronics now run on DC voltages. anything with even the simplest computer will usually change AC to DC at some point. the only things that really require AC power these days are motors/compressors and magnetic fields, like induction, but even those can technically run on DC power too, though would need extensive modifications or different motors. there are certain things that are just more convenient to plug in, but youd be surprised what actually converts AC power to DC power.
also, a lot of things accept a range of voltages, so if its close, it might work just fine, if you goo too high, you could damage things, but for common things, lower voltage isnt going to hurt them
That's some great knowledge - I'll have to look into some of those options!
What do you use for wifi? Thanks
This video explains more about our internet/wifi set up. th-cam.com/video/VIbqFjbpj3s/w-d-xo.htmlsi=alGUo0amjaao2GPJ
@@GratefulGlamper thank you!
What a pizza oven?? I feel cheated
! When are we invited?
LOL, maybe we will see you around the campground and have a pizza party! Thanks for watching.
GBR
Just curious how Arvie works when more than one Arvie user is competing for the same campsite
That's a great question - it would be up to the software at that point - BUT just because one Arvie user books the site doesn't mean they might still not find the need to cancel the reservation putting the site back into the "pool"
#GBR
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Thank you!