Boogey LIght Install

Boogey Lights are a very popular way to add some snazzy LED lighting to your RV. We give you a quick overview of how we installed a strip on the top of one slide to add some needed color for the outside of our coach.

[@Tryke_Ryder]

Full timing is a dream I only get to experience through folks like you sharing your lives. Thanks. My wife and I like to take short trips with our 5th wheel (

[@RV4X40com]

glad we can be of help.

[@CowboyBikerAdventures]

Jim and Chris, congratulations. Keep up the good work. Don

[@RV4X40com]

Thank you! Will do!

[@dougd9944]

Congratulations 👏 to you both. Wishing you safe travels.

[@RV4X40com]

Thank you! You too!

[@brendabardell-resch6869]

Trying to convince my husband to rent a motor home next year to travel for 2 weeks. Having a hard time to come to my way of thinking. He likes the hotels.

[@RV4X40com]

You never know. We rented a Class A many, many years ago for our first trip and did two weeks. We loved it and that started our adventures with RVing.

[@brendabardell-resch6869]

@@RV4X40com good to know. I will keep trying. I think he would like it. I like the idea of cooking my own meals. We are both diabetic so makes it easier.

[@RedJaguar100Travels]

Congrats on breaking 100K subs. Great job.. I had these lights installed on my Monaco and love them.. I just might consider installing them on my Tiffin. I actually ran them through the rain gutter and into the coach and then I connected them to a 110 to 12V converter, (Amazon) and simply plug them in. I used the phone App to control them..

[@RV4X40com]

Actually, I wish it were 100K. We broke though 1,000.

[@RedJaguar100Travels]

@@RV4X40com I put to many zero.. But congrats anyway

[@herbybrooks5131]

I'm 55 disability and thinking about buying a class c moterhome for full time living any advice

[@RV4X40com]

You would have to think through the disability, but we both love what we are doing. There is always a concern about health and so forth but there hasn't been anything we can't deal with. I spent a lot of time on TH-cam researching what to expect and that was useful. We went with the larger Class A because that seemed to be a better choice for us. Each person needs to decide what floor plan and what works for them. My advice on that is to visit Rv dealers and shows and spend time in all different types and sizes, imagining what a day would be like in that rig. Have you had any prior experience with RVing? If not, you might want to consider renting to see what it is really like.

[@MrAbh002]

Not a big fan of parking my motorhome by someone with lights like this! Irritating to your neighbors!

[@RV4X40com]

I understand your concern. I also don't just turn them on and leave them but only use them when I have a need to.

[@davidnoonan7893]

Sounds like you’d be better off on your own island, lol