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ARCHER

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webmaster1 said:
To all the Expert RVers out there, do you mind sharing some tips for our newer RVers on the forum? Just share some tips or tricks you’ve used over the years, favorite destination spots, RV do’s and don’ts, proper etiquette, etc. Anything that might aid them with their new RV and help them begin the RV journey!
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Well, what I have always done is prior to actually hooking up and heading out to the campgrounds, was make a LIST or several. Sit at your computer and just think of what do you need to do prior to leaving, what do need to take with you, what do you need to with your tow vehicle prior to leaving (gas, oil, etc), what do you need to do at the house prior to leaving, what do you need to do to regarding any appt you may have, and then once your at the campground, what do I need to do to set up, then after you have had a great time, what do I need to do to pack up and get ready to hook up to leave, and finally, what do I need to do after I get home with the unit to make sure it is all set for the next trip. May sound a little silly, but referring to a LIST(s) may just save you from a really bad experience. Enjoy and safe travels.
 
travishead

travishead

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Sure thing! Always do a thorough pre-trip checklist, practice backing up, and keep your RV well-maintained. Favorite spots? National parks are a must! For etiquette, be respectful of quiet hours and clean up after yourself. Enjoy the journey!
 
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Beazy

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Always run water through the hook up spigot for a couple of seconds before hooking up your hose. Insects like to hide in there! My uncle taught me this after finding earwigs caught in the hose filter several times. And sure enough, we've washed earwigs and other insects out of hose spigots several times!
 
jimmy qiu

jimmy qiu

New Member
webmaster1 said:
To all the Expert RVers out there, do you mind sharing some tips for our newer RVers on the forum? Just share some tips or tricks you’ve used over the years, favorite destination spots, RV do’s and don’ts, proper etiquette, etc. Anything that might aid them with their new RV and help them begin the RV journey!
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As an outdoor camping enthusiast, every weekend I will go on a self-driving tour with my family and enjoy the natural scenery with friends. There are many places where electricity is used during self-driving tours. I wanted to buy a small gasoline generator at first, but my friend said that small generators are large in size, noisy, and gasoline storage is not convenient, so I gave up later.
Then I considered buying an camping power generator station, I chose a brand that is more recognized by the industry (SOUOP), which is the most secure. #https://souopower.com/
 
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