What was the last thing you bought for your RV ?

[philipswanso]

Originally Posted by Mr_D

Wet cell Interstate's but I think I got the wrong ones. Have asked Interstate about it last week and never received an answer. Probably should have gone with the LifeLine AGM's but just couldn't spend $2,000+ right now.

I think wet cells are much better than AGMs. Yes, they sometimes spill some acid but AGMs don't last nearly as long. About half the service life and they cost much more. Also you cant equalize AGMs with a smart charger to extend battery life like you can with wet cells. Just clean out that compartment and keep the cells topped off and youll be much better off. The best battery brand is Trojan. Interstate is mediocre.

[txaggie79]

Originally Posted by Statgeek

Think about replacing it with a residential?

Replacement will be residential. Shopping for a counter depth that will fit.

[philipswanso]

Originally Posted by txaggie79

Replacement will be residential. Shopping for a counter depth that will fit.

Residential is fine, that's what I have. However, you will need a very large battery bank to keep it going if its electrical. They do make residential gas too. A small battery bank will not power a residential electrical refer very long. Calculate your amperage, especially if you dry camp.

[MJoyce]

Bought a stinky slinky as a backup to the Sanicon. Just in case...

[SarahW]

Originally Posted by philipswanso

Residential is fine, that's what I have. However, you will need a very large battery bank to keep it going if its electrical. They do make residential gas too. A small battery bank will not power a residential electrical refer very long. Calculate your amperage, especially if you dry camp.

I'm curious about this. Which residential refrigerators operate on LP?

[damdannyboy]

Originally Posted by SarahW

I'm curious about this. Which residential refrigerators operate on LP?

Propane Gas Refrigerators


damdannyboy

[Possum]

Originally Posted by SarahW

I'm curious about this. Which residential refrigerators operate on LP?

When I was first married and living in Desbarats Ontario we had ISTR an Inglis refrigerator because we lived way in the boonies and the electrical power was interrupted all the time.


Oops, I should press send quicker. I now see the answer posted.

[SarahW]

Originally Posted by damdannyboy

Propane Gas Refrigerators


damdannyboy

So have these been installed in RVs?

[Cougarkid]

2 - 10watt Prism Overhead Halogen lights to replace old ones with missing lenses. On clearance at CW, plus 10% off = $5.39 each.
2 - kabob cooker baskets.
2 - mini spreaders (for mayo, etc)
Set of 8" folding shelf brackets on clearance @ $8.99. (for a flip up shelf for the laptop)
1 year of Good Sam roadside service. (cheaper to get new than renew!!)

[LarryH1481]

DC and AC voltage meters for my RV to monitor 12VDC and 115VAC voltages. Can easily monitor DC battery storage/charging voltages and AC voltage from Shore/Generator power. Also bought a DC/USB charger for charging my Smart Phones and Tablet. The DC devices use the Cigarette Lighter socket and the AC monitor plugs into the wall socket in galley. I feel better knowing what my voltage levels are.

[Smart Port Car Charger] iClever® Intelligent 3-Port 6.6A 33W Premium Aluminum USB Car Charger with SmartID Technology for iPhone 6 / 6 Plus, iPad Air
$12.99
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INNOVA 3721 Battery and Charging System Monitor
$13.65
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00..._detailpages00

DROK® Flat Plug AC 80-300V Voltage Panel Power Line Volt Test Monitor Gauge Meter AC 110V 220V Digital LCD Voltmeter for RV
$8.99
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[philipswanso]

Originally Posted by SarahW

So have these been installed in RVs?

Don't know but you could be the first.

[cwsqbm]

Bought some miscellaneous plumbing supplies as the connection to city water broke on the inside of the camper. Fortunately, I discovered it not by hooking up to water, but by turning on the water pump and realizing there was problem when it didn't shut off after a few seconds.

I also got a Shurflo accumulator that I need to install, maybe tomorrow.

[stearn]

Upgraded sleep comfort bed,with a new pump and control . Dash pad to protect dash from new kitty's claws.

[RLBCCB]

Roller shade for front windshield; now we can use curtain, shade or both🚍 which ever the DW chooses.


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