RV Macerator Pumps – the Basics
Macerator pumps provide a alternative to typical ‘slinky hose’ sewage disposal. Macerator pumps chop black tank waste into a thin slurry allowing it to be pumped out through a 3/4…
Author: Steven Fletcher
12-volt RV Battery Basics
A 12-volt battery is not really a 12-volt battery. It’s just a convenient term. A fully-charged 12-volt battery in good condition, allowed to “rest” for a few hours (or days)…
Solar Power is Ideal for RVs
Use the sun to charge your RV batteries. RVs use mostly 12 volt direct current electricity. This makes them a perfect application for solar panels. RV solar panel systems consist…
How to determine what size generator your RV needs
To determine the proper size generator for your RV you need to know how much electrical power you will use. 1. Determine what electrical devices you will want to run…
Converter? Inverter? Confused?
A converter is standard equipment on most RVs… certainly modern RVs. Connected to a campground power pedistal or your RV generator is running the converter it changes 120 Volt AC…
Give Your RV a Dog Bone
Is your RV wired for 30 amp service? Have you ever been in an RV park site where the 30-amp outlet was broken or the circuit breaker was weak and…