Some of the RV DIY projects I’ve done on my full time boondocking Class A motorhome.
Had to get a new Wilson, my old one did not do 4G LTE. Working good, and very “sleek” and small! Brings up the bars, and speeds things up. Of course, there needs to be a signal in the first place, it can only amplify what is there.
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I had a millenicom.com internet hot spot, which runs on the Verizon network, with 20 GB of data for $89 a month. I had a Sprint smart phone, which is great in the cities, but doesn’t get a signal most places, so I got a Verizon ‘dumb phone’ for $49 a month, since the hot spot powers my laptop and tablet, and Verizon smart phone plans are so expensive. Unfortunately, Verizon has the widest coverage, so if you plan on traveling, you might have to go with it. Continue reading
A reality of everyday fulltime RV life! Get the better quality parts, to make life easier! Continue reading
Toto apparently thought he could really bury his bone in the bed! Been meaning to flip it for a while, but as you can see, easier said than done. Seriously, RV manufacturers do stuff like drop the mattress in before they putting the roof on! Continue reading
Just a little demo of “Blazing Fast 4G” (dial up speed) at Lake Tahoe. Calling support is getting old… maybe this is due to sun flares and sunspots? The campground WIFi is even worse. Continue reading
See my nice new rims! Best of all, the car now drives like a car, not like a Flintstone mobile! Continue reading
Rust encapsulation, trying to be a good car owner, and make this old gal last another 27 years! The info said it was supposed to transform rust, but really, it seems like it encases it in plastic. Continue reading
