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Re: Mattress alternative
Rarely in right place at right time. Was able to snag one of these at REI at 25% off (Labor Day Sale). Even if your (@Bergger) post-trip report is a thumbs down, this will be a good resting place for house guests. Again, thanks for posting!
Re: anyone use shoe covers at the RV dump site?
There's probably more splashage at the urinal in a public restroom than at a dump station. 
Re: Alde System
0* sleeping bag is really comfy at 19*F, and it’s very much a “leave no trace” warming apparatus.
Re: Right break light
If your 7 pin connector gets water in it it can cause this to happen (happened to me). I just spun the connector around and let centrifugal force remove the water. Blew on it also. Afterwards the light went out. I was more careful about keeping water out of the connector after that...no repeat of the issue.
Re: anyone use shoe covers at the RV dump site?
I use the disposable (one-time use) clear plastic gloves, drop the gloves in the waste bin (most dumps have them) then use hand sanitizer when I get in the tow vehicle. That’s it. Dumping was something we were concerned me about when we started this nearly five years ago. As it turned out, it’s one of the biggest non-events of our camping experience, and we’re frequent flyers. We rarely spill a drop and there is water around to wash it away if we do. Still, as Dutch061 said above, you need to do what makes you comfortable.
Re: Boondock Style Cargo Nets
Having issues with the installation of above window cubby nets. Purchased the 4x20", and 4 X36. Pre drilled all screw holes per suggested. Find that the screw for clamps provided pull through the clamps. Additionally I cannot for the life of me, stretch the recommended nets to fit. Others have not had these issues and I can see different screws are sometimes used. I'm using the Obie nets.
Re: Victron App Load Output Current
I'm pretty sure that "Load Output" reading is from the "load" connection on the Victron controller. I think that most T@Bs are wired so that the controller doesn't have anything wired to that connection. The devices in your camper are connected to the battery via the converter box, not via the "load" connection on the solar controller.
Re: For Those Who Relish Boondocking...A Head's Up
Walmart is not to blame for the fire, but everything you know about the McDonald’s coffee case is wrong.homerd said:Very sad that greed puts may put handcuffs on something good. How could Walmart even be responsible? Yet spilling hot coffee or not filling your airplane with gas has been compensated by a jury.
Re: For Those Who Relish Boondocking...A Head's Up
Truly sad when someone innocent (a child in this case) loses their life due to the ignorance of the adult(s) that are supposed to be smart enough to protect them. If I were to guess, Walmart will pay this off just to make it disappear, but I am not an attorney nor do I pretend to be.
In regards to @AirBoss comment "Think the underlying issue is there are forces out there that may not have a boondockers best interest at heart...both governmental and otherwise. US media is full of examples of folks, whose IQ mirrors their height in inches, who could not care less about preserving our public lands."
Unfortunately, this goes way beyond boondocking. It is time to unite our country, put aside our differences before it is too late. We are on a path as a country that is not good, I compare it to a runaway train and the curve is coming........
Brad
In regards to @AirBoss comment "Think the underlying issue is there are forces out there that may not have a boondockers best interest at heart...both governmental and otherwise. US media is full of examples of folks, whose IQ mirrors their height in inches, who could not care less about preserving our public lands."
Unfortunately, this goes way beyond boondocking. It is time to unite our country, put aside our differences before it is too late. We are on a path as a country that is not good, I compare it to a runaway train and the curve is coming........
Brad
Re: T@B 320s storage in garage
Don't try to lower it 3-4 inches by deflating tires. You'll destroy, or at least seriously shorten the life of your tire sidewalls.
