jgallego

I have a freightliner chassis and it is annually or 15,000 miles.

On my 2018 motor home I had it changed out to agm and few months after we bought it. Best move we ever made. Inverter worked without a problem.

I just put my router is the basement compartment. It works great there. I also have a starlink mesh router inside that extends the router coverage area. It has work great and given us some fast speeds. The basement compartment has an area where the gasket come together and that is where I run the wire into the basement. Love having good cellular wifi so we can use our phones in the area with no cellular signal. It is also unlimited downloads.

You can only purchase it online at starlink.com

I purchased starlink a few weeks ago. I am trying it out at home and it is working great. We are taking the motor home out later this week so I am looking forward to setting it up at an rv park. I have the rv version as my home is wait listed. I plan I putting the router in one of the basement compartments. I have purchased the Mesh Wifi Router from starlink and it is working great in the house right now. I plan on putting it inside the motor home. I will not have to drill any holes this way. The cell phone also working great using the wifi connection.

I do not think it will work on Verizon. At least that is what a representative from Verizon told me. I just ordered the starlink for rv. I already have the AT&T plan on my cell phones and ipad. For the price that Verizon wanted it was almost as high as the starlink system. Jaime

Look at installing a winegard razor. It automatically finds all the stations in the area. I have one in my motorhome and we love it. Jaime

We leave ours on all the time except when we have to take it in for repairs or servicing.

It is truly unlimited. I have the new 5G M2000. We were in Lufkin and the the KOA. It hooked up to 5G. We were getting unbelievable speed of 231 Mbps down and 75.7 up. These speeds were faster than my at&t connection at home. Never seen speeds that fast even on my att cell phone 5g. In four days we used 49.40 GB. I checked the speed each day and it was always around the speeds I mentioned earlier. We have smart tv so we can watch Netflix, hbo max etc on them. This was the first chance I had to use the new card. The sprint mifi we had prior did fairly well also but no where near these speeds. Jaime

I would think that FMCA probably has our information. You have to deal with FMCA and not Sprint. I may be wrong but they probably just contract for so many units. Jaime

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Congratulations!!! Jaime

I made my reservations way before New Years. Most are reasonable. I guess I made them before they went up in price.

My number is ok. But my current motorhome does not have a ladder. I went to a print shop and had them make a decal. Jaime

Carl, Canada is not sounding good right now. We were hoping to go to Niagara Falls the Canadian side in September. From what I am hearing Canada is really locked up right now with the virus. A few day ago at Niagara Falls the Canadians were flashing SOS for the US to come and help them get unlocked. Jaime

We registered for Gillette yesterday. Herman we will come to your get together. Jaime

In North Carolina in the 1986-87 school year, there were 14,350 school bus drivers, of whom 5,000 were 16 and 17 years old. The law was later changed to 18 being the minimum age. The larger buses are about the same size as a motorhome. Jaime

I watch both of them on youtube I think this would be a good idea. Jaime

I have the TSD card and saved quite a bit using it at Love's. Works great. I happen to have a second checking account that I did not really use so I used this one for the card. I just transfer funds as needed to pay for the fuel. You can also get a $200 cash when using the card per day. It is actually a debit card. When at the pumps it will ask you if you want a cash advance. Jaime

In Texas get either eztag or TxTag. They are also good in Oklahoma and Kansas. eztagstore.com

I sent mine in for repairs. It is less than a year old. In addition to these problems the return button on the top right of the screen would not work. Jaime

Your numbers are correct. I read Roger's article on setting the motorhome tire inflation and it makes sense. Thanks for the information.

Instead of pulling the fuse you can have a toggle switch installed. That is what I had on my Equinox when I owned it.

I want to make sure I am understanding how to calculate your tire pressure based on you axle weight. I went to the Love's Cat scale today and weight my 2018 Pace Arrow 36U. The front axle was 9,220 and the rear axle was 17,160 pounds. On the motor home placard it says to put 120 pounds in each tire. Below is the chart from Michelin for the tires I have on my motor home. So do I divide the front axle weight by 2 to get the pressure for the two wheels on the front. In this case it would be 4,610 pounds. On the chart below it would be at 95 pounds. The rear axle weight is 17,160 so divided by two would be 8,580 per end. So it would be around 95 pounds for each of the 4 rear tires. Is this correct. My gvwr is 29,500 and the gvcr is 33,000 pounds. My front axle rating is 10,500 pounds and the rear axle rating is 19,000 pounds. Thanks I want to make sure I do it correctly. There is not really a lot of explanation on the web site. 255/70R22.5 H XZE® PSI 80 85 90 95 100 105 110 115 120 Maximum load & pressure on sidewall kPa 550 590 620 660 690 720 760 790 830 LBS Single 4190 4370 4550 4675 4895 5065 5205 5400 5510 S 5510 LBS at 120 PSI Dual 7940 8220 8550 8820 8910 9220 9350 9830 10140 D 5070 LBS at 120 PSI KG Single 1900 1980 2060 2120 2220 2300 2360 2450 2500 S 2500 KG at 830 kPa Dual 3600 3720 3880 4000 4040 4180 4240 4460 4600 D 2300 KG at 830 kPa

When I towed my Equinox the miles were not added. Jaime