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Thanks for the advice. This is my first post and I was amazed at the quick replies. Thanks again and I'll check on the fan asap. Chuck

We bought a Class A motor home that had a King Size sleep by number bed. We have had that kind of bed before and didn't like it then. While at Shangra La Ranch in Arizona we decided to get rid of the bed. We traded the bed for our camping bill and bought a Queen Size mattress from a regular store. After a lot of measurements we found a carpenter, I didn't have enough tools with me to do the job myself, to cut down the bed base to fit a Queen Size mattress. We droped the mattress on the bed frame and have slept soundly ever since. We also don't slam our fingers on the bed side tables when we make up the bed. There is room to stand in front of the closet and look for what you want. My suggestion is to replace the mattress and sleep comfortably. Chuck

In a 400 Cummings diesel pusher my engine heat gauge will allow the needle to creep up to just short of the line before the hot line. When the needle is about one width from the line it will drop back to the normal line. It may stay there two or three minutes before it starts the creep again. The needle never passes the line above normal and never comes close to the hot line. I'm thinking a thermostat is sticking or a bad gauge. I replaced the radiator cap, a five dollar fix if it had worked, which did not fix the problem. Any suggestions?

It is on 535 the R&R Channel. I don't know what time, but it is a wierd hour. I just set the DVR to tape it and watch it later

Has anyone tried using AT&T Blackberry as a broadband? It is available for $30 a month and can be added and dropped month by month. If it works it will be a boon to our communications.