What was the last thing you bought for your RV ?

[seasure1]

New dual recliners from RecPro. Extremely comfortable!!!

[NLOVNIT]

That DOES look comfy! Enjoy.

Lori-

[Jayco19]

New set of bed sheets and a made me a short 50 amp 6' power cord to use when the rv's in the shed at home.

[DutchmenSport]

Furrion Back Up Camera side light cameras.

I purchased the monitor and rear observation camera some time ago. Got the side cameras for Christmas 2019.

[hewebb]

I had a blue tooth radio installed. Nice to use the phone without holding it.

[okmunky]

Originally Posted by hewebb

I had a blue tooth radio installed. Nice to use the phone without holding it.

And the only legal way to use them in many states while driving. I should get one rather than sticking my phone in my bra.

[RM Art]

Originally Posted by okmunky

And the only legal way to use them in many states while driving. I should get one rather than sticking my phone in my bra.

Do you leave it on vibrate?

[steve52]

Cover for the Maxxair fan in the bathroom so it can be left open in the rain. The fan has a rain sensor, but that doesn't always do the trick.

[BigBillSD]

Purchased 4 more 160w panels and glued them to the roof. https://amzn.to/2t3gDDC
Total of 8 now for 1280w of solar. The original Renogy 160w Flexible panels still looked like new after 14 months on the roof and about 16,000 miles of travel (5 months to and from Alaska was about 10k of those miles) 32 days of drycamping last summer.


-Bill



PS. They work so well I will be buying 2 more for the dead of winter months to hang off the south side of the coach during the winter months as the panels are flat mounted (glued down) so the north side of the coach gets long shadows from the A/C's and other roof protrusions when the sun is very low in the sky.

[SailorSam]

Originally Posted by okmunky

And the only legal way to use them in many states while driving. I should get one rather than sticking my phone in my bra.

Originally Posted by RM Art

Do you leave it on vibrate?

TMI!!!

[NLOVNIT]

A new countertop convection/toaster oven to replace the 15yo plain 2-slice toaster that bit the dust last year.

Since the coach is in storage until sometime in April, I'm testing it out at home first. This way, I'll know if there's any reason to return right away instead of finding out 4+ months from now there's an issue with it & by then my window for return is gone.

Lori-

[okmunky]

I started my RV full timing life with a select comfort bed that was the predecessor of the sleep number beds. I bought it in the early 90s. My pump quit after about 8 years. They sent me another one at no charge.

My biggest challenge with the sleep number was the pump needing 110 AC power. I boondock almost exclusively so it meant I had to start the generator to adjust the bed every night if we had changed elevations at all. I finally got fed up with it and replaced it with a cheap foam mattress and a 3” memory foam mattress topper from Costco. The topper is what makes the bed comfortable. I also learned that putting the fitted sheet only on the topper made it more comfortable than stretching the sheet over the topper and mattress.

[dangit00]

New power steering pump and engine wiring harness, due to electrical fire in engine compartment from a bad ground wire.

[Unplanned Tourist]

Originally Posted by dangit00

New power steering pump and engine wiring harness, due to electrical fire in engine compartment from a bad ground wire.

Wow! That reminds me, my ground strap looked a little dodgy when I looked at it.

Putting it on my "To do" list for sure now.

Thanks for reminding me.

Happy Glamping.