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Weekend of July 11, 2009
Issue 386 of RV Travel
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Casino Camping: Which ones have RV parks, offer free stays, etc.
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Editor's corner
By Chuck Woodbury
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Dear reader,
 U.S. highway 95 from Las Vegas to near Reno, is a depressing yet invigorating drive. It's the most direct route from Las Vegas to Reno through mile after mile of barren desert. Take away the sagebrush and you have Mars. Along the way there are small, dying towns -- Beatty, Goldfield, Tonopah and Hawthorne are the biggest. I have driven this lonely road at least a dozen times, each time the human struggle to survive seems more precarious.
I left Las Vegas two days ago headed north and stopped a couple of hours later in Beatty, where full-hookups at the Death Valley Hotel and RV park cost $15. The El Capitan Casino, the town landmark for decades, is gone. Two small casinos at each end of town snag a few customers. The guy who sells ammunition cans by the road who I wrote about two years ago is still there. But Beatty looks sick.
 Up the road, Goldfield looks worse than ever. In its gold-rush heyday, the population was 20,000 with its showpiece Goldfield Hotel. Then there was a fire and the town was gone. Today, a few hundred people live there. The RV park advertises spaces at $8 and up. The town's only motel is closed and crumbling.
Tonopah is the metropolis -- about 2,500 people. There's a grocery store -- a big deal -- and a McDonald's. I stopped for a milkshake, but they were out. Tonopah has a hospital and a high school -- home of the fighting Muckers.
MUCH OF THE TOWN is boarded up with aged timber from earlier casualties. Motels, one after another, are closed. The Mispah Hotel Casino, once a lively, elegant stop between Vegas and Reno, is shut up tight and for sale. Gas stations are closed. The town looks spooky.
 In Hawthorne, the El Capitan Hotel is still in business along with its motel. There's still free overnight RV parking out back. While the town looks far from prosperous, it's not as bad as its neighbors. Driving in and out of Hawthorne, giant bunkers are spread as far as the eye can see. Ammo is stored there for the Army, and a small military base protects and maintains it.
In between towns, you drive long stretches of lonely highway where you can see ten miles or 15 miles ahead. Every so often you pass by two or three mobile homes corralled together with a few cars out front: brothels. One advertises "pull through parking for truckers." Barren mountains are all around. Nevada is the most mountainous state, did you know that?
 It's easy to get hypnotized by U.S. 95. My mind raced as I sped along. At one point I wrote stories in my head for 150 miles, one after another -- my right brain unleashed. If only I could record them, I thought, I would have a book. After awhile my mind was racing so fast I was about to pop. I pulled over for a break at a shady rest area in tiny Luning.
THE LUNING BAR, where I stopped 20 years ago with a crew from ABC News, is crumbling. A state patrolman waited patiently out front, ready to pounce on speeders. The speed limit drops from 70 to 25 in a half mile. He snagged two victims while I was there -- easy pickins.'
I'm now in Fallon, about 60 miles from Reno. It calls itself the "Oasis of Nevada." It's green and looks healthy. I passed a Starbucks a couple of miles before reaching the RV park -- the first one in nearly 400 miles.
Oddly, while driving U.S. 95 can be depressing, it is also utterly fascinating. Photographers could spend weeks recording both the barren landscape and the challenged, dying civilization. A cultural anthropologist should come, stay, and document what is happening here.
This stretch of U.S. 95 is almost a "ghost road." If you drive it, drop a few dollars and help the locals. Bring your camera. There are RV parks and freebie spots, too.
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 Paris? Nope. . . Vegas!
No, that is not the Eiffel Tower, just a very tall fake one right along the Las Vegas strip, just down the street from the very fake Statue of Liberty. Spend a couple of days in Las Vegas and you can travel the world -- visit Greece one minute, walk a block or two and you're in Italy or France, or walk a little farther for a taste of Egypt in a big ol' hotel casino shaped like a pyramid!
 If you don't want to leave the USA, spend a few hours at the New York New York Hotel/Casino, where for the fun of it you can ride a screaming roller coaster right over the skyline -- yeah, that's the Empire State Building you just flew passed.
AFTER DARK, watch a volcano explode at the Mirage Hotel/Casino, or cram yourself with hundreds of other visitors on the sidewalk to watch sexy girl pirates and handsome boy pirates duke it out in full-sized sailing ships at the hotel/casino Treasure Island. Only in America!
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  RVer does the ultimate
RV "No, No" and the cops want him
Colorado police are looking for an RVer with a white pickup truck camper who they believe dumped his sewer tank into a holding pond near a high school in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. If the guy did it, he's not only a candidate for the "Stupid RVer of the Year" award, he's also looking at some hefty fines: the cleanup is expected to cost $250,000 and take weeks. Read more and see pics.
These DVDs will make you a better RVer
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 Better Business Bureau Guide to Buying an RV
Choosing an RV: A Logical Approach (with Joe & Vicki Kieva)
Do It Yourself RV Care (with the RV Doctor)
Drive Your Motorhome Like a Pro
Guide to Class A Motorhomes
Guide to Class C Motorhomes
Towing Behind Your Motorhome
Guide to Travel Trailers & Fifth Wheels
Guide to Trailer Towing, Weights, Hitch Work & Backing
Guide to Winterizing Your RV
Cavitation: A lurking danger that can spell diesel RV disaster
A couple of weeks ago in our blog RVtechTips.com we talked about proper cooling system maintenance. We briefly touched on the need for RVers who depend on diesel engines to properly check for supplemental coolant additive (SCA) in their engine coolant. Here's some more about this subject, one that is frequently misunderstood.
 The truth about toilet paper and your RV
New RVers and even veteran RVers are often puzzled by the mysteries of RV bathrooms. What kind of toilet paper is safe to use in your RV? Do you really know? We examine this tricky situation and provide a scientific test you can use to determine if your favorite brand passes the RV holding tank test. Click here for the story.
 RV road trip show coming Monday on NBC
Great American Road Trip has debuted on NBC, the next episode Monday evening, July 13 at 8 p.m (7 p.m. Central). Seven diverse families aboard RVs travel through American cities competing in challenges that will lead one family to victory and $100,000. The challenges are set against iconic American backdrops like the Grand Canyon and the Washington Monument as well as quirky landmarks like the World's Largest Chair and a sneaker the size of a car.
Wow! Who would think to do this?
Is there no limit to the creativity of RVers? Check out the hobby and part-time income generator one RVer came up with using a part of his RV intended for something else entirely. Maybe you should do this! Click here.
Air compressor does double duty for RV maintenance
Do you think an air compressor is only for keeping RV tires inflated? Jim Twamley uses his 110-volt portable model for another very important task, too--a task many of us neglect. Read more.
 Trailer Life RV Road Atlas
Besides showing highways and other roads, this large-format road atlas shows more than 10,000 campgrounds, plus RV service centers, tourist attractions and 1,600 state parks, plus a special Tech Tips section. Learn more or order for only $16.95. (Cover price, $29.95).
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Actor Peter Facinelli, who played Dr. Carlisle Cullen in the movie Twilight, traveled the Pacific coast in a motorhome last week with this family from Portland, Ore., to Los Angeles and wrote about it on Twitter.
Wisconsin's Kohler-Andrae State Park along Lake Michigan has added 30 campsites for a total of 135 sites. The park draws 440,000 visitors and 60,000 campers a year.
Sixteen RVs were broken into and 19 LCD TVs taken at the Forest River RV lot in Elkhart, Ind., last Sunday.
After a rocky start, Southern California travel trailer maker Pacific Coachworks is returning to full production. The company builds Tango and Tango Twist brand travel trailers and fifth-wheels.
Portland area RV dealer Gresham RV closed last month. The owners plan to reopen at an undermined date and location to provide service to customers. Bad economy did the business in.
FMCA:
The best club for motorhome owners
 If you drive a motorhome you should join the Family Motor Coaching Association, the largest and best club exclusively for motorhome owners. Many benefits including rallies, local chapters and thick monthly magazine. Special new member price of $35. Click here to learn more or join.
 Oh, so cute! Vintage toy trailer kit
Check out this model /dollhouse travel trailer kit that comes with a table, two chairs, two jacks and a trailer hitch. If you have a kid in the family or a young grandchild, this would be a fun project to build and give as a gift. Learn more and see photos.
The monsoon cometh to Quartzsite
If Quartzsite is the winter RV capital of the known world, you might ask: "What happens to the RVers in summer?" Yes, there really are RVers in summer in Quartzsite, but they cope with the monsoon. Put away your visions of Bali Hai, the monsoon over the Sonora Desert is a wee bit different than those of the South Pacific. Read more.
 If this coach is rockin' don't bother knockin'
Ever heard that expression? Generally it means "stay away" for a, well, private reason. But here's a different answer to this perennial question. See the 30-second video.
Not easy following Tour de France in team motorhomes
Tour de France cyclists face a difficult task pedaling for three weeks. But negotiating the race route across vast countryside, ominous mountains and often in several countries is not easy in a motorhome. Learn more.
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How to make a fire-starter with pine cones
It's easy to turn a pine cone into a great campfire starter. And, if you want, you can even create some sparkling excitement! See how and why.
Course on CD offered to RV enthusiasts about volunteering
Workamper News and Workamper University are offering another home study course on CD from Workamping expert Jaimie Hall-Bruzenak with RVLifestyleExperts.com. The new course, titled "RV Volunteers Make a Difference," will spell out why RVers volunteer and what they gain from it.
RVtravel.com editor quoted in USA Today article
Editor Chuck Woodbury is quoted in this weekend's USA Today travel section. Check it out.
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 Ask the RV Doctor
Gary Bunzer, The RV Doctor is a well known RV author and the host of RV Roadtrips, the DIY Network cable television show. He is one of the RV industry's most sought after speakers and the host of the popular DVD Do It Yourself RV Care.
Motorhome emergency start switch doesn't work
Dear RV Doctor,
The emergency start switch is not working on my Fleetwood motorhome. Can you provide trouble shooting steps? --Ron Berube
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RV Boondocking Tips
Keep in touch with FRS radios
By Russ and Tina De Maris
Some of us remember the time when "walkie talkies" meant noisy static sounds coming out of a tinny speaker, and conversations limited to a 1/4 mile distance -- if there weren't any trees in the way. Those days have past, thankfully, with the innovation of Family Radio Service (FRS) transceivers. These neat little devices are relatively static-free, and can carry conversations up to several miles. RVers have been making great use of these "keepers." But beware! Using a "privacy code" does not prevent anyone from listening to your conversation -- it only prevents you from hearing others not using your programmed code. Don't talk about anything confidential on an FRS radio, and be sure to caution young ones to do the same. There are FRS units that promise "scrambling" of transmissions, in essence, rendering them into gibberish for idle listeners.
Russ and Tina De Maris are the authors of RV Boondocking Basics.
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DVD: RVing Alaska with Joe and Vicki Kieva
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 The RV Kitchen
Janet Groene's Chutney Ham Spread
Slap together a sandwich: If your market doesn't sell ground ham, ask the butcher to fine-grind some fully cooked ham for you. (For example, you might buy a 2-pound canned ham). It makes wonderful ham loaf or sandwich spreads. Get the recipe here.
Cookbooks for RVers: Big selection at RVbookstore.com.
 2009 Big Rigs Best Bets Campground Directory
If you drive a king-sized RV, this directory is for you -- details on 1,100 RV parks throughout the USA and six Canadian Provinces that welcome long motorhomes and towable RVs. Learn more or order
Recent RV recalls
Frequently, we list the latest recalls of RVs at RV-Recalls.com. Here are the most recent ones: 2009: March-May -- January/February 2008: December -- November -- October -- September -- August -- July -- June -- May -- April -- March
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Tech Tips
with
Mark Polk
How to keep your RV cool in the summer heat
Summer is here and that not only means prime travel season is upon us, and so is the heat. If you ever walked inside an RV sitting in the direct sunlight on a hot summer day, you know what I mean. Fortunately there are some simple things we can do to make our summer RV camping trips more pleasurable. I offered this advice last spring, but here it is again in case you missed it then. Let's take a look.
Learn more about RVing from Mark Polk
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Check out these RV Travel Forum discussions
Truck bed damaged by fifth wheel
We are on our first long trip in our new 5th wheel. Yesterday when I was unhooking, I noticed a gouge to the inside of my truck bed. Further examination determined it was caused by a sharp turn and the trailer had swung around enough to cause the gouge about 8" long and 1/32" to 1/16" in depth. The truck was not jackknifed, just some tight turns in parking lots and at gas stations. The hitch was installed new by the same dealer where I purchased the 5th wheel. The hitch rocks back and forth and from side to side. To me it seems when the hitch was installed, they should have made allowances for this. Was this a driver error or a dealer error?
Concerned about traveling with fridge running on propane
After buying my new Jayco Featherlight, I realized the fridge was a two-way (not that big a deal), but I will now have to keep the propane on while traveling down the road which is really illegal, or is it? It makes me feel really uncomfy. How many of you do this? I do realize you have to turn it OFF before fueling at any gas station.
 Non-adjustable hot water heaters
I recently purchased a new hot water heater for my 31-foot Class C. After it was installed I noticed that the water temperature cannot be adjusted. It appears to be fixed -- hot, very hot. I wouldn't have a problem with that except we have small grandchildren who could be easily burned. Can anyone share a solution that will allow me to modify (if necessary) the temperature limits?
Slideout seal damaged, a nightmare getting it fixed
We own a 2008 Holiday Rambler Presidential Suite. Had to take it to the factory last summer for frame work under warranty. They had to remove the bedroom slideout room to repair unit. Upon installing back into the RV, they damaged the seal and every time it rains, it leaks onto the carpet. This has turned into a nightmare. The manufacturer (Monaco) did the Chapter 11 thing in the meantime so no help from dealer (they can't get parts). Now they have been bought by Navistar and they WILL NOT honor any warranty on Monaco-built coaches of any kind. I'd be willing to buy a new seal for my bedroom but the factory doesn't have it and can't seem to match up my old seal. Talk about the feeling of being left out on a limb. Anyone have any ideas on what I can do?
Is washer/dryer THAT important for full-timers?
How important is a washer/dryer to you full-timers in your 5th wheel/Class A? Is it just a matter of convenience or would you rather have the space for something else? Or if you have a W/D, would you rather not have them? What about the importance of a generator for full-timers? Your comments please.
Is a Montana LLC legal?
We will be retiring next year and are making preparations to go fulltiming! Have been "lurking" on every website possible in order to gain as much knowledge as possible. We have come across the "Montana LLC" concept. If we spend around $200,000 on a MH, our taxes (here in Texas) would be about $16,000! Ouch! The LLC costs approximately $1,300 which seems "too good to be true." Is it legal? Could we get into IRS trouble? What pitfalls could we face? Please advise! Also, would like to get your input regarding our MH choices.
What's a good vacuum for RV?
I need to buy a vacuum for my travel trailer. Can someone give advice on a good brand?
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Trivia
Ever wonder what the liquids in your RV weigh? Here are the answers in pounds per gallon:
Water: 8.3
Gasoline: 5.6
Diesel Fuel: 6.8
Propane: 4.2
 Senior Citizen Discounts Guide
This 2008-2009 directory will save you a ton of money! Learn about thousands of senior discounts throughout the USA. Most are not publicized elsewhere. National and local businesses are listed. If you are over 50, this will save you big $$$. Learn more or order.
Random RV Thought
Bring your fishing pole with you even when traveling out of your home state. Many RV parks have ponds or small lakes where guests can fish without a state license. Some parks furnish fishing gear for campers who forgot to bring their own.
Bill's Hints
"Propane vapor pressures drop in cold weather. At some point, furnace and hot water heaters will stop working." -- From Motorhomes Made Easy.
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I Have A Convection Oven in My RV. Now What?
The ABCs of Pop Up Campers
Boondocking Tips - More Fun Without Hookups
Complete Guide to Dinghy Towing
The Woman's Guide to Solo RVing
A Collection of RV Tips
RV Awning Use and Care
RV Care and Maintenance
Deep Cycle Battery Care and Maintenance
The 3 Primary Systems of an RV: LP Gas, Water & Electricity
Trailer Towing, Weights, Hitchwork and Backing
RV Check-List
Bumper Snicker
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 About the editor
Chuck Woodbury has explored America by RV for nearly three decades. In the '90s he published a quirky travel newspaper about his adventures and was an "on the road" writer for the New York Times Syndicate. Nowadays, he lives near Seattle where he drinks massive amounts of coffee and travels often in his motorhome and sometimes by plane when vast expanses of saltwater would turn his RV into a leaky submarine. He is the host of the Better Business Bureau DVD "Buying a Recreational Vehicle," the definitive guide to purchasing an RV the right way.
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