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On the 722 I had the OTA Module and it worked great. Don't know about the in-line OTA item.

The 12 second rule. Look ahead and judge the distance you would travel in 12 seconds. Also, there is a tendency to steer where you are looking so looking ahead to where you want to go should reduce some of the sleepiness. Conversation with others in the vehicle also help with the sleepiness. As stated, stop every couple hours, get up and stretch. If in a safe area, get out and walk around for a few minutes.

None of them are cheap. You probably need a mobile engine repair for that. Taylor Automotive and RV Repair TX-3, Dickinson, TX 77539 281-337-7060 Closer to you. If they don't have mobile they may know someone who does, Also Dues Camping Center, Dickinson TX 281-337-1537 Same thing, may know someone nearer to you

Used a Rhino Flex for 10 years. Good hose. Just recently switched to the Dominator. Two 10 foot sections and a 5 foot section. I like the Dominator for the clear elbow at the sewer line and the exrension from the screw-in for a rubber donut (always carry one). I still have some Rhino Flex if I need more than 25 feet. I rather have to much than not enough.

I have the Winegard SK-1000 and DISH network. I just added the Wally receiver to my DISH account. I have not hooked up my external drive yet but I'm not really satisfied with the Wally. I cannot pause or skip backward with it. It may work differently once I hook up the hard drive. I wish I had a VIP-722. I traded them in for the Hopper3 and at the S&B the Hopper3 works perfectly with the ability to record 16 channels simultaneously. For $15 more a month I think I will go with that for my next trip as long as it has full functionality. I may just pull the one from the house and use it in the MH

I'm so happy that y'all have been able to catch up to my standards, but having said that I hope none ever have the proof like I did that the insurance worked the way it should.

I just read my policy and is as I stated.

Whose MH insurance policy? Certainly not mine. It's as I stated - what I paid for it.

You may be in trouble!!!

I have posted this before but I believe it is worth posting again. In 2008 we purchased a new motorhome. We had Progressive on our 5th wheel so I stayed with them. My policy: In the first 5 years I would get full replacement cost.That is, if anything happened to total it between 2008 and 2013 they would replaced it from the same manufacturer for the year it was totaled. After the 5 years they would pay the full value of what you paid for it. In 2017 the 2008 was totaled during the flood of Harvey. In 2017 they paid it off and gave me the difference of the total I paid for it. It was enough to put a good down payment on this 2015 Winni. Yes, the policy may have cost a little more than other policies but it was well worth it. Also, in 2014 the 2008 Winni roof had to be replaced because of hail. Progressive paid the $19,000 for the hail damage less my deductible. In 2007 wirh the 5th wheel the awning was caught by wind and go shredded. Progressive pad the book price which is more than what the awning actually cost and I was able to upgrade to the "Pro" version. Just Saying.

Carl, I never let an insurance company set the value. I tell them what I want it insured for. My house is not exception, let alone any of my vehicles. When the send me an annual letter with an increase I call them and change it.

Hey! I'm set up right now with a 5 footer,

Dummy! The dog! The dog! Sheesh.

Jim, yes I do. I have camped in tents, pop-up, RV's, and under the stars and each one of them was fun at the time because that is what we could afford. I wouldn't give up those memories. Even tenting it in the military was fun, and often. Why would someone in 38˚ temperatures stay outside on the ground when they had a vehicle to get into, They must enjoy it. Ah! To be young again.

This 80 pound sweet Husky is not afraid of anything. Just come near the MH and she'll play with you,

Only 4??

Herman, that is the first time I have been wron......er....mistaken.

It doesn't matter what you camp or RV in, you are having just as much fun!

You could cut the hose from the connector and put on a complete new connector. You will need wire cutters. When putting on a new connector slab some petroleum jelly (Vaseline) on the connector and inside the hose and the will screw together easily.

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Good ones Herman!

Carl, improve your golf game. Take a two week vacation and then quit altogether!

Yep! IR will bounce around on shiny objects, especially the ceiling and tile floors. SFCampbell, I just recently had the traveler changed out to Dish and went with the Wally. I'm now interested in the Hopper3. We have the hopper3 at the S&B with 3 Joey's, It would be nice to take it with me when we are on the road, or get a second one for the MH. I don't need a Joey in the MH. We watch the same channels and the HDMI Matrix sends the signal to all the TV's.

We have stayed at Branson Stagecoach RV Park. It is/was a Passport America Park so $25 a night was reasonable for that area. It is about a 15 minute ride into Branson,

Having the front end checked still applies. Roadmaster is a customized Freightliner Motorhome Chassis