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Weekend of June 13, 2009
Issue 382 of RV Travel
Learn about RV camping, RV travel, RV news and much more. This newsletter is funded through sales at RVbookstore.com, the World's Largest RV Bookstore specializing in books and DVDs about RVs and the RV lifestyle. Email alerts sent this issue: 72,511.
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Editor's corner
By Chuck Woodbury
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 Dear reader,
I am thrilled to report that an RV television show will soon be back on the air. RVTV, hosted by Rob Engman, will debut next month on the Versus TV network, which reaches 83 percent of all U.S. households. The weekly 30-minute show will also appear on Channel 151 on the DISH channel and on Channel 603 on DirectTV. RVTV had previously aired on the much smaller Outdoor Channel.
Versus' regular coverage includes NFL Hockey, the Tour de France, the Indy Race Series and college football. The RV Today Show hosted by Stew Oleson had run on Versus when the network was known as the Outdoor Life Channel, or OLN, but was canceled several years ago.
I'll give you a heads up in this newsletter before the first show debuts. So stay tuned.
Surprising results in last week's reader survey
I never expected the outcome of last week's RVtravel.com survey when I asked how long ago you first read this newsletter. A whopping 82 percent of the nearly 1,400 people who responded said it was more than two years ago. I wish now I had asked how many of you have read this newsletter since I first published it in 2001. Still, it made me feel very good to know that so many of you have been reading for a long time.
 Cheap RV
I spotted this old Winnebago in a parking lot not far from my office, for sale for $1,500. I stopped for a few seconds, snapped a photo, and then moved on.
It's pretty much a junker. Someone will buy it, I suppose. I know there are thousands of "homeless" people living in rigs like this these days. It's affordable housing, and a lot better than living in a cardboard box. Still, where does a person who has virtually no money come up with even $1,500?
This old RV reminded me of my first motorhome, a 1970s-era, 18-footer that I bought for $8,000. That RV was nothing but problems -- its engine broke down every other trip, the roof leaked, the heater barely worked, it had no insulation, and a single automotive battery powered both the engine and the coach. I cursed that RV many times, but, in the end it took me to great places and I loved it.
The old Winnebago pictured here could tell stories -- of its previous owners, a family perhaps, and where they traveled. I bet it was loved. But no more. Maybe a handyman will fix it up and it will be loved again.
I've been thinking about this motorhome for a couple of days, trying to understand why I felt compelled to snap the photo. I never could get an answer. Does the photo bring any thoughts to your mind? If so, please leave them in our forum.
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Order the popular Wal-Mart Atlas and receive the "No Overnight Parking" Directory for FREE. SAVE $9.90!Most Wal-Mart stores permit a free overnight stay in RVs. The 2008 Wal-Mart Atlas provides driving directions to more than 4,000 Wal-Marts and Sam's Clubs. It lists which stores sell diesel, have pharmacies -- and provides store GPS coordinates. The "No Park" Directory lists more than 350 stores that DO NOT allow stays! Learn more or order.
 RV recalls for March, April and May
There are a lot of familiar RVs on our latest update of recalls on motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels and other RVs. See if your RV is on the list. Recalls include those from RV makers Tiffin, Winnebago, Airstream, Keystone, Gulf Stream, Fleetwood, Forest River, plus RV suppliers Norcold refrigerators and Spartan Chasis. See if your RV is on the long list at RV-recalls.com.
Recent RV recalls
Frequently, we list the latest recalls of RVs at RV-Recalls.com. Here are the most recent ones: 2009: January/February 2008: December -- November -- October -- September -- August -- July -- June -- May -- April -- March
 How to make your RV refrigerator work efficiently
In this four-minute video, RV expert Mark Polk tells you how to make your RV refrigerator work more efficiently. He explains exactly how a refrigerator in a recreational vehicle is different from a home unit, and why you need to treat it differently than what you would your one at home. Watch the video.
Maine "Almost" RV parking ban still echoes
As has been much publicized around RVtravel.com, a bill in the Maine legislature that would have killed off overnight parking in parking lots and elsewhere, has been withdrawn. No doubt the loud reaction of RVers and others who inundated Maine politicos caused the flip-flop. But just because the bill has been yanked, doesn't mean the noise has stopped. Letters about the proposed ban, pro and con, continue to flitter across letters-to-the-editor newspaper pages throughout the state. Read more.
Wow! Check out the paint job on this motorhome
If ever there's a strong reminder to be sure you're fully rested when driving the rig, here it is: Imagine nodding off behind the wheel, and suddenly waking up to find this RV in the lane immediately in front of you.
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Quartzsite's "RV Unfriendly" truck stop
changes hands. Now, trash piles up
The Park Place Truck Stop in RV capital Quartzsite, Ariz., has changed hands. The business was perceived as "RV unfriendly" after some posts on the Web. Now, the new owners are letting trash pile up, despite alerts to the health department by our Quartzsite blogger. Read more.
Changing to a new motorhome can be all about the RV bed
RVtravel.com editor Chuck Woodbury writes here that one of the reasons that many couples graduate from a Class C motorhome to a Class A is that they get fed up with sleeping in the Class C's overhead bunk. Of course, not all couples sleep in the overhead bunk, but many do. Read more.
Why RVs catch fire and how to protect yours from burning
RV fire safety is something most RVers don't think about or discuss very often, but it's a topic that deserves serious attention. Do you know that there are about 20,000 reported RV fires each year? Do you know what to do in the event of a fire in or around your RV? If you said no, don't feel bad; a lot of other people don't know either. RV expert Mark Polk explains why recreational vehicles catch fire and how to ensure yours doesn't go up in flames.
RV parks offer special events this summer
Looking for something different to do this Father's Day, why not take Dad camping? Privately owned campgrounds and RV parks are increasingly providing fun family activities and themed weekends, not only for Father's Day weekend, but throughout the year. Read more.
 Fulltimers: Where to make your home base
For would-be fulltimers, which state to establish an official home base is critical. Picking the wrong state can result in paying thousands of dollars extra each year in taxes or RV registration fees. Don't let that happen to you! The best-selling Choosing Your RV Home Base, published in 2009, is an essential planning tool. Learn more or order.
Lemon Law guidelines announced by Good Sam Club
The Good Sam Club has unveiled the first-ever model motorhome "lemon
law" legislation, developed in conjunction with RV industry officials
and the International Association of Lemon Law Administrators (IALLA).
If enacted by a state, the legislation will provide specific rights and
remedies for motorhome buyers against product defects if the RV does
not conform to material provisions of the manufacturer's warranty. Read
more.
Looking to buy a used truck camper? Watch out for rot
A discouraging thread in an RV forum seems to show that plenty of truck camper owners have found rot or dry rot in their camper. Most of the owners said they've dealt with rot issues, to the point one noted, "There are two types of camper: One has rot. The other has rot, but it just hasn't been discovered." Read more.
Analyst expects RV industry to rebound in 2010
The RV industry's shipments are projected to total approximately 169,500 units in 2010 -- a 24 percent increase from the 136,500 predicted for 2009 -- according to a new forecast by RV industry analyst Dr. Richard Curtin, released at Recreation Vehicle Industry Association's (RVIA) Annual Membership Meeting on June 9. Read more.
 2009 Next Exit Directory
This should be an essential guide for every road-tripping RVer! Learn what you will find at every Interstate highway exit: gas/diesel fuel, campgrounds, truck stops, casinos, stores, malls, hospitals, factory outlet stores, parks and more. Learn more.
 "What you need to know in as few words as possible."
BBC Worldwide will debut the TV show "Great American Road Trip" next month on NBC. The latest from the folks behind the worldwide "Dancing With the Stars" phenomenon pits seven families traveling in RVs against each other in challenges held at various iconic locations in the States. A $5,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the persons responsible for spray painting graffiti on 33 RVs and boats at Gardner's RV and Trailer Center in Kalispell, Mont. Call the dealership at 877-696-3978 if you have information.
RV and bus maker Thor Industries Inc. has reported a 92 percent drop in third-quarter profit as its RV sales were nearly cut in half and the company incurred some one-time charges. For the period ended April 30, Thor earned $2.1 million, or 4 cents per share, down from $27.9 million, or 50 cents per share, last year.
Thetford has introduced a line of "green" care products for use in RVs and boats, including cleansers, stain removers and deodorants.
More than 260,000 people visited Yellowstone National Park in May, a 20 percent increase from last year. For the first five months of 2009, nearly 360,000 people visited, about 11 percent more than the same period in 2008.
The big Pomona RV & Travel Show is coming June 19-21 to the Pomona Fairplex in Pomona, California (near Los Angeles).
The Florida RV Trade Association will host a summer sale this weekend at the Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa. Dealers will showcase new and used RVs of all types.
Gas prices rose Friday for the 45th consecutive day to $2.639 a gallon as summer travelers hit the road and refineries held back production. Gas is 37.2 cents a gallon more expensive than last month. Prices have risen all year after dropping to around $1.60 last December.
Kampgrounds of America's KOA.com website has been ranked in the top 100 most visited travel websites by the Hitwise U.S. Travel Report.
Professional golfer Kenneth Green was seriously injured and remains hospitalized after a motorhome accident that claimed the lives of his girlfriend and brother. Green plays on the Champions Tour. He won five times on the PGA tour, the last time in 1989.
RVers who have tired of roasting marshmallows by the campfire, can now play laser tag at Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park in Canyon Lake, Texas.
 
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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.
Handyman RVer asks Doc for advice about installing powered vent on rubber roof
Hello Gary,
This is my first question for the RV Doctor. I just purchased a replacement powered vent for the bathroom of my rubber roofed Class A motorhome. I'm handy with tools and want to replace it myself. I know there is extra sealant applied around the existing exterior flange. The existing vent is a fan type also, so I won't have to run power. I'm concerned about the sealant and I don't want to damage the rubber roof while trying to get the old vent off. I know I need butyl putty tape and screws. Could you walk me through the procedure? --Richard Craig
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 DVD shows how to
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Visit a California state park to show support
To
commemorate the beginning of summer, the California State Parks
Foundation is urging people to visit their nearest state park June 20
in a show of support for the state parks system. The idea is to
enlighten Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger about how important state parks
are and how devastating it would be if his announced budget proposal to
close 220 of them would be.
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RV Boondocking Tips
Give the Switch to Phantom Power Loads
By Russ and Tina De Maris
Phantom loads eating up your batteries? Look around -- an RV stereo system, typically operating on 12 volts, often is "on" all the time. Some RVers have put a switch on the "always on" hot lead to the stereo (and other systems like this) and turned off this power drain when not using the appliance. NEVER defeat hot leads to safety equipment like LP detectors.
Russ and Tina De Maris are the authors of RV Boondocking Basics.
Books and DVDs about camping on public lands and RV boondocking.
 DVD: RVing Alaska
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Learn everything you need to know about traveling by RV to and from Alaska via the Alaska Highway and the Alaska ferry. Essential viewing for Alaska-bound RVers. Learn more or order.
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The 2009 Milepost
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This is THE mile-by-mile guidebook for RV or auto travelers headed to Alaska, the Yukon Territory, British Columbia, Alberta and the Northwest Territories. If you only take one guidebook to Alaska, take this! Learn more or order at a discount price.
 The RV Kitchen
Janet Groene's Fudgemint Dump Cake
This dump cake has been around for ages but it takes on a new look when you use mint patties on top. To save time in camp, measure dry ingredients into zip-top bags at home. My guess is you'll be making this cake often so bring a bunch of the dry mixes. Get the recipe here.
Cookbooks for RVers: Big selection at RVbookstore.com.
 National Park Service Camping Guide
This best-selling guidebook is a helpful resource for anyone who enjoys camping in a National Park. Learn about nearly 450 campgrounds in 121 National Park Service areas -- home to more than 25,000 campsites. Learn more or order.
2009 RV Show Schedule
Learn about RV shows through the end of 2009. Check in here to learn when shows will be held in your area.
 Updated for 2009
Casino Camping: Guide to RV-Friendly Casinos
This 2009 directory is the best casino guide for RVers. Learn which casinos have RV parks or offer free overnight stays. Plus get tips and information about other casino benefits for RVers. Learn more or order.
Some features on vacation. . .
--Photo of the Week
--The Good Ol' Days
--Tourist Attraction Spotlights
--A Woman's Perspective
--Working on the RV Road
. . . are taking a summer vacation break. They will return in the fall.
 2009 Big Rigs Best Bets Campground Directory
If you drive a king-sized RV, this directory is for you. The authors provide details about 1,100 RV parks throughout the USA and six Canadian Provinces that welcome long motorhomes and towable RVs. This should be an essential resource for owners of large RVs. Learn more or order
Tech Tips
with Mark Polk
How to prevent premature RV tire failure
Dear Mark,
Overloading your RV is likely the leading cause of tire failure. Poor weight distribution and using all of the storage space offered on today's recreational vehicles result in tire overloads. The only way to learn if your RV is too heavy or loaded improperly is to have it weighed on platform scales while fully loaded.
Under inflated tires run a close second to overloading as a leading cause of tire failure. The load rating for a tire is only accurate if the tire is properly inflated. Under inflated tires cause extreme heat build up that leads to tire failure. The appearance of the tire may look normal but the internal damage can cause the tire to fail without warning.
Tires can loose up to two pounds of air pressure per month. If you don't check your tires for three or four months they could be seriously under inflated. Ozone and UV rays from the sun shorten the life of your tires. It is not uncommon to see RV tires with low mileage and plenty of tread ruined by the damaging effects of ozone and UV rays. Read more.
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Check out these RV Travel Forum discussions
Questions about power cord, power for RV air conditioner
I have a 1985 Class C "Lindy" by Skyline. I'm taking it to Florida to park in a friend's driveway for a week. I have a 30-amp 25' extension cord for the power that I'll be plugging into an outlet in her garage using an adapter. I don't think the rooftop air conditioning will need to be run all the time. What do I need to look out for? We've done this before but didn't use the AC. I would feel the cord and never felt it get hot. How many amps will it pull? Where do I look to find out? I can't imagine it would pull any more than a small window 110 unit.
Norcold fault code
My Norcold fridge has quit working again. The fault code is "no co." Does anyone know what that means or where I might find the answer? The paperwork does not list that one.
Where do I fill my fresh water tank?
Where do folks get fresh water to refill storage tanks? Is this simple, or can it be tricky with poor water quality that may even be hazardous to a person's health? Do folks drink straight from the supply tanks? Or is a filter system for drinking water preferred? Single, double cartridge, R.O., etc.? I suppose bacteria is the most common health hazard in water supplies. Has anyone noticed any other contaminants? I suppose these types of hazards are posted at the supply site. Are refill sites usually pay sites? Public (government-sponsored) or private? Does anyone have "Rules of Thumb" for finding water supplies to refill fresh water tanks?
Should engine or coach battery be used to start generator?
Where should the generator get its starting power, from the coach batteries or the engine battery? Mine is presently getting it from a smaller temporary battery, but was originally wired to the coach batteries. I'm going to remove the small temporary battery and hook it back up to the coach batteries. It just seems like the engine battery would be the place to connect it to. Opinions?
Slideout squeaks and problems
The three slides on our 2008 Montana 5er are squeaking when going in and out. Also, our larger slide stops when putting it in. We stop for 30 seconds, push the button and then it goes in all the way. Any suggestions?
Family name signs on RVs
I think everyone has them or at least has seen a lot of them in the campgrounds throughout the States and Canada: the wooden signs with the family names on them that hang somewhere on the front of the camper. I'm planning on making my own but want to know what information people usually put on them. So let me know what you have on yours or better yet, if you have a picture so I can see the general style and layout. That would be great. Thanks everybody.
UPDATED IN 2009
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Guide to Corps of Engineers Campgrounds
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 Interesting Forum
Women RVers: If you're a woman and travel by RV or want to, then here's where you can ask a question, answer one from another forum member, or just share information that you think would be helpful to other women who travel by RV or who would like to someday.
G uide To The Firearm Laws of the 50 States
RVers who travel with a firearm may not know that what's legal in their home state may be a felony in another. This 2009 guide explains current, specific gun laws for every state. Don't cross a state line with a gun without knowing the laws! Learn more or order.
Trivia
The first concrete aircraft runway in the United States was built in 1925 by Henry Ford in Dearborn, Michigan.
 Senior Citizen Discounts Guide
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Random RV Thought
At home when you run out of something that you need for dinner, you make a fast trip to the supermarket. But when you are camping far from a store, there is nowhere to go. And thus begins a process of going through the cupboards or fridge to try to find what can be used as a substitute. More often than not, something is found and the meal is a success. Actually, this process can be very creative and adds a bit of a challenge to getting by while on the road.
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Bill's Hints
"When you check the roof seals on your trailer, don't forget to check the roof of your slideout, too." -- From Trailers and Fifth Wheels Made Easy.
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I Have A Convection Oven in My RV. Now What?
Complete Guide to Dinghy Towing
Deep Cycle Battery Care and Maintenance
The 3 Primary Systems of an RV: LP Gas, Water & Electricity
Trailer Towing, Weights, Hitchwork and Backing
Bumper Snicker
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The RV Kitchen: Fix It in Foil
Easy prep, great taste, good nutrition and quick clean-up - what more could you want from a meal? This cookbook combines the best of all worlds! Featuring 51 fantastic recipes that each include instructions for cooking in an oven, over a campfire, or on an outdoor grill. Learn more or order
Worth Pondering
"Life is just a mirror, and what you see out there you must first see inside of you." -- Wally "Famous" Amos
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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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Editor and Publisher: Chuck Woodbury. Contributing editors: Russ and Tina De Maris, Jim Twamley. Forum Administrator: Adrienne Kristine. Office Manager: Jody Allcott. Clapper/Loader: Emily Woodbury.
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