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Looking for a new cooler?…look no further! This 77 quart cooler is a larger version of the LifeTime cooler we bought last year and reviewed on our YouTube channel.  Having both sizes is a win/win in our opinion…

Part 3 of 3 – I recently finished upgrading the audio/video equipment in my Airstream. No longer do I have a single DIN car stereo as the driver of my system. If you have been a subscriber on our YouTube channel you would already know that I upgraded the displays and added sound bars but I have now changed out everything but the HDMI cables to the TV’s. I have added an Apple TV 4, a Raspberry Pi running KODI, an HDMI matrix switch (which allows me to show any input to either or both TV’s), and a custom programmed RF remote control. Below is the second of three parts to this project…please subscribe, click the thumbs up, and leave me a comment…enjoy! 

This product is a must have if you tinker with your tow vehicle for troubleshooting issues with the vehicle. It is especially important if you are a full timer and want to know what is going on with your tow vehicle when that warning light comes on the dash.

This is a handy tool that you wear on your wrist. The magnets in this wristband will hold small parts, tools, and screws to your wrist so you don’t lose them while working on your project. Kind of handy for those certain kind of projects.

I recently finished upgrading the audio/video equipment in my Airstream. No longer do I have a single DIN car stereo as the driver of my system. If you have been a subscriber on our YouTube channel you would already know that I upgraded the displays and added sound bars but I have now changed out everything but the HDMI cables to the TV’s. I have added an Apple TV 4, a Raspberry Pi running KODI, an HDMI matrix switch (which allows me to show any input to either or both TV’s), and a custom programmed RF remote control. Below is the second of three parts to this project…please subscribe, click the thumbs up, and leave me a comment…enjoy!

I recently finished upgrading the audio/video equipment in my Airstream. No longer do I have a single DIN car stereo as the driver of my system. If you have been a subscriber on our YouTube channel you would already know that I upgraded the displays and added sound bars but I have not changed out everything but the HDMI cables to the TV’s. I have added an Apple TV 4, a Raspberry Pi running KODI, an HDMI matrix switch (which allows me to show any input to either or both TV’s), and a custom programmed RF remote control. Below is the first of three parts to this project…please subscribe, click the thumbs up, and leave me a comment…enjoy!

I have seen questions asked regarding what tools should you have with you when camping and in reality there is no correct answer. A lot of this depends on the type of camping you do, the lengths of your trips, and how far away from things you end up. Those of you that are full time or go for weeks long trips you will need to have a few more items added to your kits. Most of our trips are long weekends not far from major cities so I bring a collection of tools with us that will help me fix minor inconveniences

I wanted a more robust HD antenna so I asked Lew Farber, from Solar Tech Energy Systems, to install the Rayzar while he was installing our new solar electrical system. It works great, is easy to use, and picks up more channels than the stock antenna.

Winegard Rayzar Automatic HD TV Antenna: https://amzn.to/2tsTcA3

Sharing another video in my “How to Use Our Airstream” series. As I have said before these are mainly reference videos for my wife in case she decides to or is forced to use the Airstream without my help. Once you have backed your trailer into the driveway – how do you disconnect it? This is how I do it

Are you tired of some of the cabinets in your camper not staying open on their own? I had two problem cabinets and it finally got to a point where I had to find a solution. I used gas struts which are cheap and readily available on Amazon. I should of done this after the first time I had to use my head as a door prop.