Driveway camping went perfectly and you are ready for your first weekend at that nice little National Forest Service Campground a few hours away from home. You arrive just before dusk and rush to set up your campsite. You quickly cook dinner, running the fan to exhaust food odors and cool the a…
The T@b is connected and your tow vehicle is packed, fueled, and ready to go. Your destination? Relaxation. Until your vision comes to screeching halt. The lights on your trailer aren’t working. You can’t go anywhere like this; it isn’t safe. Corrosion is a common problem with 7 pin connectors. They are exposed to the … Read more
It feels familiar. You try not to obsess about it, but it’s there. It’s like the dread you experience as a new car owner, except somehow, it’s more personal. “When is that first mistake coming and how bad will it be?” Mistakes are a part of the human condition. We rush, we get overwhelmed, we … Read more
You have worked your way through the must-haves and might even have a couple of trips under your belt. You are feeling confident that you are starting to get a handle on the jargon, the set-up, and getting to and from the campground, But then the unexpected happens and you don’t have everything you thought … Read more
“What do I need for my new RV?” It’s one of the most common question asked after someone purchases or orders a new RV. Usually, the question gets a variety of answers based on the camping style of the person answering the question. I was a traveler, not a hang out at the campsite kind … Read more
Does the thought of backing up a trailer intimidate you? Among the topics that Amanda Evans and I discussed on our recent Zoom call was learning to back up a trailer.
Figuring out what supplies to buy, how much battery power you need, how many propane tanks you will use, whether to buy a tent, an awning, or a sunshade can all seem pretty overwhelming to a new owner. But, if you know just one thing, it can transform how you approach all of the questions, above…
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This topic comes up fairly often for new T@b owners, so I thought I would put together a brief tutorial on how to play the TV audio through the Jensen stereo and speakers. Your purchases through my Amazon affilaite links help me offset my costs. Thanks for your support.
Some will despise this very topic, but when you are camping and the weather turns poor, or if you are a TV fanatic, sports fanatic, or just a news junkie, you might wonder how to stay connected with media in your T@b. The Default Choices: The LG T@b has a Maxx option, which, among other amenities, … Read more