Author: nerdadmin

This is not 100% Airstream related but it is for my tow vehicle and I plan to put my camping tool kit in it. It is a brand new product and will be perfect for what I plan to use it for…check out my video for more info…

Another tow vehicle modification video – do you have a bunch of accessories wired directly to your battery? So did I and I decided there had to be a better, neater way to do this. This is what I did..

 

I have been going to Extreme audio for a bunch of years and I finally made their news:   https://www.extremeaudio.org/ford-raptor-stereo-upgrade-for-manassas-audio-enthusiast/?fbclid=IwAR3myxKqTB3ypNx_5z0ROoAGyiyjvt-EMuprxaRbYfZpvClUI4avMgmkRM4

 

 

 

I am not sure how many Airstreamers and other RV owners care about the audio system in their tow vehicle. I certainly do and have spent almost 7 years and more money than I actually want to count to get my system in my truck just the way I want it. Here is what I went through to get there.

This is a great addition to my camping setup and I even plan to use in my pool area at home! It is the Solo Stove Ranger with the Ranger Stand (included).

This is another episode in a series of videos I am creating for my wife in case of emergency or if she decides to take the Airstream on a solo trip. It will be a step by step series from getting trailer ready to setting up campsite to getting home and putting trailer away. A couple weeks ago I posted the opposite of this video. This is the second version of disconnecting from our tow vehicle because we changed the type of weight distribution switch and sway control we originally used with our Airstream.

I may have just added a new tool to my tool box that I keep in the Airstream…check it out!

This is another episode in a series of videos I am creating for my wife in case of emergency or if she decides to take the Airstream on a solo trip. It will be a step by step series from getting trailer ready to setting up campsite to getting home and putting trailer away. This is the second version of connecting to our tow vehicle because we changed the type of weight distribution hitch and sway control we originally used with our Airstream.

 

I added screen to my water heater exterior panel last week to help keep the mud daubers and spiders out of the compartment and especially the exhaust. This week I decided to do the same with my furnace exterior panel.

I have had the Camco Flying Insect Screens on my Airstream since it was new but after changing the water heater door to stainless steel I decided to come up with a much better looking solution that would eliminate the screen on the outside of the door. What do you think?