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When your refrigerator quits--go to ice
It's a sad truth: Sometimes things go wrong on an RV trip, and you're stuck making the best of it. Once of those "things that can happen," is a refrigerator that decides to take a vacation--while you're on vacation. It could be something simple, or it could be one of those really bad things like a deceased cooling unit, but no matter the cause, here are a few tips on coping without your reefer.


Will it hurt my 30-amp RV to run on a 20-amp circuit?
Electricity is a wonderful servant, but it can be mysterious. For a new RVer, there are plenty of things to be learned about "RV-lectrics" that probably never had to be considered before. Like: I've got a 30-amp plug on my RV--but only a 20-amp place to plug it. Will it hurt?
RVs as alternative housing
Not everyone moving into an RV is using it for "recreation." RVs can be an alternative to renting.


Why check your RV batteries?
Keeping an eye on the state of your RV batteries can save you time, frustration, and LOTS of money. Just ask Ray.


Many free RV camping areas still available
Even though a night at a private RV park will cost you $30 and up these days (often way up), and the cost of public campgrounds is $15 and up, there are still many places where you can stay for free or nearly free.
Are you afraid to use your RV's features?
It's kind of funny, but did you know there are some RVers who just don't use some of the valuable features of their rigs? Maybe it's akin to having their stuff wrapped up in shrink wrap, and they're somehow afraid to cut the wrap lose and let the good things they have get to work for them.
Understanding your propane regulator
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