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Adding a 3rd Battery to Our RV

As we"dry camp" about 80% of the time, we decided it was time to add an additional battery to our 5th Wheel. We already had two Trojan...

GoPower TS-50 Transfer Switch Install

This is our first “how to” video, so please be kind with the comments. I’m sure I said something incorrectly while trying to look at...

5 Days in Bend Oregon...So Nice!!

We started our 4th of July vacation camping in Eastern Oregon for 5 days and then came back to Bend Oregon for the last 5 days. We...

Sinkhole at Wickiup Reservoir

La Pine, Ore. – Forest Service employees discovered a large sinkhole near a campground on Wickiup Reservoir over the weekend. The 10-foot...

Cannon Beach Sand Castle Contest

No camping....but a great weekend away from home at Melinda's parents house in Cannon Beach. Weather held out and was just...

Rexing 1080p Dashcam

I installed a Rexing Dashcam, as it seems we are always getting cutoff by drivers that can't wait to get past us. The other great thing...

Memorial Day Weekend 2017

Part of our RV With The Tanners blog will focus on camp grounds and places we visit! We want to share our experiences with you. By...

AC Power & Dry Camping (Part 2)

This is my "MUST HAVE" list for installing a Transfer Switch, EMS and Inverter. Go Power TS-50 - Transfer Switch Switches from Shore...

Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) Document

The image above is just 1 of the 11 pages for this document. This document has been something I have been sharing on RV forums for years....

AC Power & Dry Camping (Part 1)

I was quoted $1700 in labor to install a 2000 watt inverter in our Bighorn (labor only...NOT including the devices needed), which would...

Winter and Rain Filled Spring...Over??

Having finally come out of a long snowy and rain filled Winter/Spring and because we both still work full time jobs, we don't get out as...

Dry Camping and Dirt Bike Riding

We spent 2 weeks at Wickiup Reservoir in July of 2016. The weather was perfect for riding...around 75-80 degrees. Jim's motorcycle...