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Weekend of December 20, 2008
Issue 358 of RV Travel
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Editor's corner
By Chuck Woodbury
EDITOR'S VIDEO COMMENT: A holiday greeting and a special guest.
Dear reader,
I feel very fortunate this Christmas season to be healthy, happy -- and employed when so many people are not. I count my blessings.
This is the first Christmas of my six decades that my parents are not alive to share it with me. Although we most often celebrated miles and miles apart, they were always a strong presence. I looked forward to the arrival of my mother's homemade anise cookies and my Christmas day phone call. I feel a loneliness at their absence, and yet I celebrate the many, many wonderful years I had with them.
I hope your holiday season is a good one, filled with friends and family. If you are experiencing hard times, as so many people now are, I wish you the good fortune of better times ahead in 2009.
 RV Travel readers predicted the future!
As this year ends -- and a dismal one it was for the RV industry -- I have a bit of boasting to do (on your behalf). For the last two years -- right about this time -- we have asked the readers of this newsletter whether they planned to buy an RV in the upcoming year. In 2006, 20 percent of you said, yes, you did plan to buy an RV in the year ahead, which was 2007.
Then, a year ago, we asked if you planned to buy an RV sometime in 2008. Well, only seven percent of you said yes -- almost two thirds fewer than the year before! And look what happened in 2008 -- RV sales plummeted! The readers of this newsletter predicted the future with stunning accuracy!
Next week I'll ask you about your RV buying plans for 2009. If you are a member of the RV industry or know someone who is, you might want to read or pass along the results. Considering that it would typically cost thousands of dollars -- if not tens of thousands of dollars -- to conduct a survey like this, the price of viewing our results (free) is a spectacular bargain!
 The odd things you find in little museums
A few days ago in my blog I wrote about a few of the weird things I have found in small-town and small-time museums. In the Western USA where I live, pioneer museums outnumber other museums by 10 to one. If you have never seen dentist tools from the 1890s, then you should visit a pioneer museum. In my blog, I wrote about two different two-headed creatures I have seen at museums. The two-headed calf pictured here is one of those animals. If you have seen a two-headed creature in a museum or have seen something else very unusual, please visit my blog and leave a comment.
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If you have a comment about anything in this issue, please leave it here in our forum.
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 RV chassis maker to pay $6 million in fines
Spartan
Motors Chassis Inc., has agreed to pay $6 million for its role in a
kickback scheme designed to steer millions of dollars in business its
way. Spartan manufactures custom chassis to the makers of American
Coach, Entegra, Fleetwood, Newmar and Tiffin motorhomes. Read more.
 2008 Wal-Mart Atlas & Bonus
"No Overnight RV Parking" Directory
Order the best-selling Wal-Mart Atlas and receive the "No Overnight Parking" Directory for FREE. SAVE $9.90! Most Wal-Mart stores permit a free overnight stay in RVs. The 2008 Wal-Mart Atlas provides driving directions to more than 4,000 Wal-Marts and Sam's Clubs. It lists which stores sell diesel, have pharmacies -- and it provides store GPS coordinates. The "No Park" Directory lists more than 350 stores that DO NOT allow stays! Learn more or order.
 Tour a 2009 Roadtrek 170 Popular Class B motorhome
It's incredible how many features RV manufacturers can pack into a Class B motorhome. You'll see for yourself in this five-minute video tour of a 2009 Roadtrek Class B RV. This is not a polished production, but the information is clear and you'll come away with a good overview of this vehicle.
Oil prices at four year low!
Good news for RVers and all motorists: The price of oil continues to drop, and is now at a four-year low. Light, sweet crude for February delivery fell $1.07 to $43.54 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Prices have tumbled 73 percent since July. The January contract, which closes on Friday, fell $1.42 to $38.64 after dropping as low as $37.68, levels last seen in the summer of 2004. JP Morgan on Thursday cut its 2009 price target for oil to $43 a barrel from $69, citing "ongoing deterioration in the world economic environment and the ensuing sharp contraction in global oil demand in both 2008 and 2009."
 It's official: Most RVers have junk drawers!
A whopping 82 percent of more than 1,500 RVtravel.com readers who responded to last week's Reader Survey report they have a junk drawer aboard their RV. One RVer commented, "How can you live without them?" Another confessed: "To be truthful, all of them (drawers)!" Read the results of the survey.
Crossing the Mexican border. Be careful what you say
When crossing back from Mexico to the USA in your car or RV, when asked if you have anything aboard that the Border Patrol should know about, be careful what you say. Don't make a funny joke, like "just my drugs," when referring to your prescriptions. Find out why.
Now's the time to get a motorhome bargain!
As a sign of the tough times, Camping World is advertising American Coach motorhomes at up to 46 percent off their MSRP. If you can get financing, and you're in the market for a luxury coach, now might be the time to buy.
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Getting dental work done in Mexico. Part 5
Professor of RVing, Jim Twamley takes you back to Mexico in this fifth and final installment of his five part series "Dental Tourism." In this episode instead of focusing on dental services, Jim discusses optometry and audiology services, which are far more reasonable than in the USA.
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RV engine maker Cummins plans cutbacks, layoffs
Cummins, Inc., is planning to cut back its labor force and take other cost cutting actions in reaction to the ailing economy. Among its many products are diesel engines that power many motorhomes. Learn more.
 How to get the most from an RV show
The RV show season is just around the corner. The first shows begin in early January and more follow every weekend into March and April. Here is some advice from Julianne Crane about how to get the most from an RV show. These are excellent tips.
Propane leak? Perseverance sometimes required
A shrill beeping noise coming up from a LP gas monitor indicates that not all is well with your system -- it may, in fact, mean a leak. The first thing to do at such a time is extinguish all pilot lights, open all windows, and turn off the propane at the tank. But what should you do next? Here is how RVtravel.com blogger Russ De Maris dealt with the problem.
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How to stay connected to the Internet on the road
RVtravel.com forum moderator Adrienne Kristine, a single, fulltime RVer, is often asked how she connects to the Internet from her motorhome. In this posting, Adrienne spells out exactly how she does it and she names the various pieces of equipment that make it happen. This is very helpful information and advice.
RV industry magazine honors new Winnebago Via
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it as representing a motorhome of the future, the staff of RV Business
Magazine has selected the 2010, 25-foot Via (also marketed as the
Itasca Reyo) Class A motorhome as the "Best of Show" new model
displayed at the recently completed Recreation Vehicle Industry
Association’s National RV Trade Show. Read all about it.
 Send for free Nevada Travel Guide
Ever been to Nevada? It's not just flat land with sagebrush. In fact, did you know that Nevada is the most mountainous state in the USA? It's true. There is a lot to do in Nevada (great roads, wonderful campgrounds) besides gamble, and you'll learn all about it in this colorful, info-packed guide. Send for it.
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Oregon KOA to convert old caboose into cafe
A condemned, gutted, 1929 Sante Fe railroad caboose will soon find a new life at the Oregon Dunes KOA Kampground in the Oregon Coast community of North Bend. Read more.
Video shows how to install tire chains
It's that time of year -- snow and ice on the roads time. Here, from the Washington State Department of Transportation, is a short video that shows the step-by-step process of installing tire chains. If you carry chains in your car or RV but have never used them, this might be good to watch.
 Goodbye, furry friend!
RVtravel.com's Jim Twamley lost his best buddy and longtime traveling partner Barney last week. For 16 years, the loyal, good-natured miniature schnauzer was Jim and wife Marilyn's loyal companion. Anyone who has lost a dog will relate to Jim's tribute to Barney.
Winnebago reports big losses for third quarter
Motorhome
manufacturer Winnebago Industries Inc. reported Thursday that it lost
$9.6 million, or 33 cents per share, in the quarter ended Nov. 29,
compared with a profit of $10 million, or 34 cents per share, in the
same quarter last year. Revenue fell 68 percent to $69.4 million from
$215.1 million.
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Recent RV recalls
Each month we list the latest recalls of RVs at RV-Recalls.com. Here are the most recent ones: November -- October -- September -- August -- July -- June -- May -- April -- March -- February -- January
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Learn about RV shows through the winter of 2008. Check in here to learn when shows will be held in your area.
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Workhorse UFO Chassis
 The hottest RV chassis going these days is the UFO from Workhorse. Poke around the company's website to learn about this chassis, and about everything else going on at Workhorse (which is a LOT). Don't miss the entertaining videos. Learn more.
 Find emergency pet hospitals while traveling
If you bring along a dog, cat or other pet with you on your RV trips, then there is always a possibility that they will get sick or hurt. If that should happen, you'll need to find an emergency vet ASAP. Here is a valuable website that lists emergency animal hospitals around the USA.
 Like gardening? Take the hobby with you when you RV!
It's been awhile since we reminded you of this popular article by Russ and Tina De Maris, where they explain how they manage to practice their gardening hobby while on the road. Would you believe their garden is on the bumper of their RV? Yup! Read all about it.
Santa Barbara bans RV parking in some areas
Responding to the growing number of people living in their RVs and the problems caused by some of those people, the Santa Barbara City Council voted Tuesday to grant the city the authority to restrict the parking of RVs near schools, child care centers, recreational facilities and churches, among other places serving vulnerable populations. In an effort to minimize the phenomenon of simply pushing the RVs from neighborhood to neighborhood, the council also directed the staff to expand a program called New Beginnings that allows RV dwellers to park in certain designated lots at night.
. . . and in Eugene, Ore., people living out of trailers and RVs far outnumber the legal camping spots provided by the city, according to the Register-Guard newspaper.
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A Woman's Perspective
By Adrienne Kristine
Ready to go? Maybe not
You've checked your lists: the awning is retracted and clamped, the hoses and cables are stowed, the pilots are out, the propane is off, the antenna is down and the steps are up. You've locked the door, opened the curtains, closed the windows and vents, and removed the sunshade from the windshield. You and your RV are ready for your next adventure. No, I don't think so. Read more.
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 The RV Kitchen
Janet Groene's Ham Bedrools
Ready to prepare another yummy recipe? This one sounds lip-smacking good. But Janet cautions to make sure you pack along the right ingredients in your RV so you can complete this according to directions. Check out the recipe.
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This Week's Reader Survey
If you were to buy a new RV or tow vehicle today, would it be powered by gasoline or diesel fuel? Answer here. Last week's survey question
Do you have a junk drawer in your RV? Read the answer here.
Past reader surveys and results
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 Ask the RV Doctor
Gary Bunzer, The RV Doctor is a well known RV author and the host of RV Roadtrips, the DIY Network cable television show. He is one of the RV industry's most sought after speakers and the host of the popular DVD Do It Yourself RV Care.
RV Doc diagnoses problem with erratic propane system
Dear RV Doctor,
The water in our shower only stays hot for five to ten minutes. I tried to re-light the pilot on the water heater but can't get it to ignite. Also, my refrigerator is both AC and gas. Every other day I get a "check" light indicating the flame has gone out and it starts to defrost. And why will my furnace not light? I have gas in the tanks because I can still light the stove. Any info will be appreciated. --Derek Ferris
Read Gary's response. Read previous RV Doctor columns
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RV Boondocking Tips
Reserve capacity versus amp-hour capacity
By Russ and Tina De Maris
Many RVers have trouble sorting out terminology when buying batteries for their RV. Comparing "amp hour capacity" battery to battery is the best way to make comparisons. Amp hours tells you how many amperes of useful current are available. For example, a 100 amp-hour rated battery can deliver 5 amps of current for 20 hours (100 amp hour rating divided by 5 amps = 20 hours). Once you know how many "amp hours" per day you need, you can begin to shop for batteries with that sort of capacity. If the battery you're evaluating doesn't spell out its capacity in "amp hours," but rather in "reserve minutes," you can make an approximate comparison. Reserve capacity tells how long a battery can deliver 25 amps before it is effectively depleted. Multiply "reserve minutes" by a factor of .65 and you'll have an approximate "amp hour" equivalent for comparison.
Russ and Tina De Maris are the authors of RV Boondocking Basics.
Are you a veteran boondocker?
Would you please share some of your tips and tricks at our RVtravel.com reader forum? We'll reprint some of your comments in this newsletter each week.
Books and DVDs about camping on public lands and RV boondocking.
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 What's best, gas or diesel engine?
Dear Mark,
I sold my 24' Class C motorhome and am shopping for something newer and more efficient, also larger. I'm tending toward the Class B+ Phoenix Cruiser, 27' with two slides. It comes as either gasoline or diesel. I've been told the additional cost for a diesel engine outweighs any gas mileage benefit unless you keep the rig for many years. But I also wonder if other things have been factored in, such as, cost of engine maintenance, cost differential for the fuel type (as gasoline prices rise, will diesel rise at the same rate, slower, faster? What about bio diesel? Is there a re-sale advantage to either one? Read Mark's response.
Find out about DVDs and eBooks by RV expert Mark Polk.
FMCA:
The best club for motorhome owners
 If you drive a motorhome you should join the Family Motor Coaching Association, the largest and best club exclusively for motorhome owners. Many benefits including rallies, local chapters and thick monthly magazine. Special new member price of $35. Click here to learn more or join.
Check out these RV Travel Forum discussions
What weapon is best to defend against bad guys?
"What are your means of a weapon in case of an emergency?" a forum member asks. "I know one should always practice safety, beware of your surroundings, cell phone to call 911, park so that your RV door is to the busy side (i.e. overnight at Wal-Mart, Travel Plaza), alarms, and so on. But what if you come in contact with folks who are up to no good? Do you have a gun, Tazer, mace, pepper spray, knife, axe, baseball bat? I feel naked out there because we do not carry any type of weapon to fight back. Seems like there are circumstances where one might need such a weapon for a defensive posture. What do you think?
 Bad situation, leaky holding tanks
What do you do if your holding tanks are leaking? Can you fix them yourself? That's what an RVer asked in our forum. Others are weighing in with their advice. If you want to read what they've posted or suggest a solution to this very unpleasant situation, please do so.
Is propane delivery available to RV parks?
An RVer with built-in propane tanks plans to spend the winter in Florida at perhaps two to three RV parks. In the forum, he writes, "Seems to me that packing up the rig just to leave the park to refill my propane tank can be cumbersome. Is there some way to have propane delivered to refill my RV propane tank without having to leave the park?" Do you have advice for him?
Can you boondock at all Flying J truck stops?
A forum member wants to know if there is a directory or another resource that tells which Flying J Truck Stops do NOT allow free overnight stays for RVs in their parking lots. Read how other RVers responded.
Are catalytic heaters safe?
Here's a lively discussion that began with this question: "Are catalytic heaters safe in trailers, especially at night while sleeping if one or two windows are cracked? The new ones have low oxygen shutoff. It would save on battery power and probably propane over using the trailer furnace." What do you think?
Motorhomes on Fire
Each year, 20,000 RVs catch fire. Check out dozens of videos of RVs going up in flames at MotorhomesOnFire.com. Maybe you'll get motivated to check your fire extinguisher. Broadband connection recommended.
Interesting Forum:
 Truck Campers: Read all about these very cool type of RVs. Ask a question or leave a tip for other truck camper fans.
Read other Forum discussions
Trivia
Drunk driving kills someone in America every 40 minutes.
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Random RV Thought
Do not throw away your favorite old shirt, even if your spouse orders you to. Instead, put it in the closet of your RV. It will be perfect for wearing around a campground or by the campfire. And you will be happy wearing it again.
 Find Free RV Campgrounds
"Don't pay to stay!" Visit FreeCampgrounds.com and find more than 1,700 free and inexpensive places to stay in the USA in an RV. Stretch your RVing budget by staying overnight at these freebie locations.
Bill's Hints
"Don't leave the black water dump valve open when connected to a sewer. Liquids will drain away leaving solids behind. In extreme cases, you may have to replace the tank." --From Motorhomes Made Easy.
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With eBooks you don't have to wait to read your book. Just place your order and your eBook will be delivered almost instantly to your email inbox. These eBooks are written by RV experts and delivered instantly in PDF format.
Buying an RV the Smart Way
I Have A Convection Oven in My RV. Now What?
The ABCs of Pop Up Campers
Boondocking Tips - More Fun Without Hookups
Complete Guide to Dinghy Towing
The Woman's Guide to Solo RVing
A Collection of RV Tips
RV Awning Use and Care
RV Care and Maintenance
Deep Cycle Battery Care and Maintenance
The 3 Primary Systems of an RV: LP Gas, Water & Electricity
Trailer Towing, Weights, Hitchwork and Backing
Tourist Attraction Spotlight
 Soak up at Wyoming's Hot Springs State Park
Located at the edge of Thermopolis, Wyo., Hot Springs State Park is built around the world's largest single mineral hot spring. Big Spring pours forth millions of gallons of mineral water every 24 hours at a constant temperature of 135 degrees Fahrenheit. Some of the water is cooled and then piped into bathhouses for public use. Two swimming plunges and the State Bath House provide indoor and outdoor pools. Open year 'round, the plunges offer mineral water swimming and all types of recreation equipment. A herd of buffalo roams the red hills behind the main portion of Hot Springs State Park. There are plenty of camping opportunities in the area, including right in town.
Do you know of a terrific tourist attraction? Share it with the readers of this newsletter in the RVtravel.com forum.
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Bumper Snicker
Eight out of 10 voices in my head say "Don't Shoot"
 RV Emergency Road Service from the Good Sam Club
Looking for the best RV benefits and the best value in a reliable RV emergency roadside service plan? Look no further than the Good Sam RV Emergency Road Service, the all-in-one roadside assistance club that caters specifically to RV owners. Learn more or sign up.
Worth Pondering
"I'm an excellent housekeeper. Every time I get a divorce, I keep the house." --Zsa Zsa Gabor
 Big Rigs Campground Directory
now available on CD-ROM
The hugely popular Big Rigs Best Bets Campground Directory is now available on CD-ROM. This is the premier guidebook to RV parks that cater to long RVs -- 32 feet and longer. Previously only available in printed form, the publishers have released the information in a searchable CD-ROM. Learn more.
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About the editor
Chuck Woodbury has explored America by RV for nearly three decades. In the '90s he published a quirky travel newspaper about his adventures and was an "on the road" writer for the New York Times Syndicate. Nowadays, he lives near Seattle where he drinks massive amounts of coffee and travels often in his motorhome and sometimes by plane when vast expanses of saltwater would turn his RV into a leaky submarine. He is the host of the Better Business Bureau DVD "Buying a Recreational Vehicle," the definitive guide to purchasing an RV the right way.
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RV Travel staff
Editor and Publisher: Chuck Woodbury. Contributing editors: Russ and Tina De Maris, Jim Twamley. Forum Administrator: Adrienne Kristine. Office Manager: Jody Allcott. Web Operations Guru: Zoey Platt. Clapper/Loader: Emily Woodbury.
Everything in this newsletter is true to the best of our knowledge. But we occasionally get something wrong. We're just human! So don't go spending $10,000 on something we said was good just because we said so, or fixing something like we suggested (check with your own technician first). Maybe we made a mistake. So be sure to check things out. At RVbookstore.com we strive for excellence in all we do and that's the honest truth (as opposed to the dishonest truth). Our customers receive really, really fast service. We move so fast in sending out a customer's order that sometimes we pass through the sound barrier, which really upsets our neighbors. Our motto is "You need it so we speed it," and no truer words were ever spoken! RVbookstore.com and RVtravel.com are members of the Better Business Bureau. We are proud commercial members of the Escapees, the Family Motor Coaching Association and a sponsor of the 2008 Life On Wheels Conferences. RV Travel is copyright 2008 by RVbookstore.com. Our International Headquarters: RVbookstore.com, 170 W. Dayton Street, Suite 103, Edmonds WA 98020, USA, Earth, Milky Way, Known Universe, Unknown Universe, Expanding Universe. If you read this far, then "thanks a bunch!"
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