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    I just recently updated to 32" TV up front. I chose the MorRyde TV mount for this installation as it can be pulled out for access behind the TV and when moved into the viewing/travel position it provides a positive lock with no other cords or straps required.

    http://cdn.irv2.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=14535&stc=1&thumb=1&d=1318011434

    http://cdn.irv2.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=14533&stc=1&thumb=1&d=1318011434

    This is very interesting I may look into it. Thanks Don

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    I've tried about all the tank products out there and have come across the best product I've ever used, called "Happy Camper" found at some R.V. supply stores, but mostly in swap meets.

    One scoop per 30 gallons will keep your tank and sensors clean with minimum if any smell. It works across the entire temp range also as most don't work when it gets hot. I also put some in my gray water tank every other time I dump. Soaps, food scraps etc. can smell almost as bad as black water. Also I put it in the trap of the sinks and shower dissolved in glass of water before I go to bed because it gives it a chance to clean out the traps as well. Try it, I think you'll like it. Dry product, environmentally safe and non caustic with no smell to it. It's not an odor eliminator, it's an odor remover.

    Gene Nelson

    Right on Gene. When I emptied my black water tank after using Happy Camper there was no I mean no odor. I talked to the folks who sell this remarkable stuff and the lady told me they once left their black water tank full sitting in the sun for a 3 month period when they got back to AZ they discovered this mistake. Emptied the tanks and guess what NO odor, I wouldn't use any other product. Sorry to sound like a TV commercial but this stuff is really remarkable. And no I don't work for the company.

    Don

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    I replaced my old analog TV with a new flat screen. I used a mounting bracket that I bought at Wal Mart. The kind that swing out and tilts up or down. My question concerns how to keep the TV from coming forward during the shaking and rattling of travel. What did any of you do who have replaced your TV with a flat screen? I'am at a loss to figure this one out.

    Thanks.

    Don

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