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  1. I bought some like these i think they are smd 50? I cut them in half and put them in my florescent lights. Now super bright.

    There is a you tube video a guy made showing how to do it. I actually think I need to cut them shorter too bright.

    I will take some pictures. Henry

  2. I used a long wall mount for a closet so I can slide the rails where I wan them.

    Used Yakima cross bars. I should have gotten the longest they made.

    Important part for me is the inside plate. Hidden in cabinet but the roof would have to come off

    for the rack to come off.

    The clips mentioned would also work. They can be mounted on the side or the top.

    Henry

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  3. Oh those darn trees! I did it too. Then I stood on the back bumper and used all my strength to straighten it.

    Bam it broke and I went flying.

    I contacted the ladder company and bought some new supports from the ladder to the back wall. So now I have more than the original.

    Drilled though to the inside as suggested. Put large plywood backing plates on to spread the force.

    Now stronger than new.

    Make sure to check if the steps are still OK.

    Henry

  4. In regards to the IPHONE gps. One of their top executives just resigned because of their navigation program.

    They have APOLIGIZED AND i THINK withdrawn the app. I use google maps. Have used a garmin for a few years.

    I find that in the city I like both, ie if they take me the wrong way it is a minor deviation.

    I stick to paper maps on the highway first and use gps for gas staitons etc. For example when going from San Diego to Agua Caliente campground

    GPS with Garmin wanted to take me up and over a mountain instead of on a good highway.

    Buyer beware. PS the stock of most GPS companies have tanked since the smartphones.

  5. I have a mini-x kayak. 9' 6" and I can slide it into my 92 winnebago L shaped couch.

    then it goes on the floor. A little bit of a hassle but works well.

    I have put them on a yakima rack I have on the roof too. works well.

    Recently tried to mount it like the previous picture but on my ladder. It sticks out to far in to the road, it is wide.

    I Used to carry an inflatable in a yakima roof box but found I didn't use it. May try diagonally across the back next.

  6. I use a bungee to the support arm while driving. It is a 22" monitor. When I bought it twas the smallest size with a hdmi input.

    I now can run my smart phone into it wirelessly. or my dvd player directly etc.

    I have since seen smaller ones with hdmi.

    I like the 22" size and it swings toward me in bed or can swing around the cabinet to face the seating area.I use headphones if I am alone to keep it quiet for my neighbors.

  7. Very nice job. Bright.

    I've finally grown tired of the scratched and dented interior of my '85 Dolphin and have started a makeover. So far this has involved changing the upper cabinet doors from side opening to overhead opening, installing plain, white ceramic knobs in place of the old handles on all the doors, making a couple of upper cabinet support brackets out of wood and 1/4" aluminum rod to replace the old, rusty wrought steel ones and painting just about every surface that stood still long enough.

    I still have lots more to paint but there's enough done to ask for opinions on toning things down a bit since I may have gone a bit overboard with the light beige and tan trim. I'm also going to resurface the front of the regrigerator with some stainless steel sheet metal as well as install the same thing for a backsplash on the wall behind the stove.

    John

  8. Another way to help prevent freezing is to install a fridge alarm.

    you can set the high and low. and then act accordingly.

    Also a fan in the fridge helps keep the air moving thus preventing cold spots that freeze.

    Camco make one with 2 d cells. A guy online at ebay sells one that connects to 12 v.

    Soory about the cost we are also retired .but a new one is abouy 1000 that size the smallest is 700.

  9. I added a 1,000 watt inverter I got a ebay.

    I have a 92 winnebago. The battery is under the rv near the front.

    Therefore I put it inside behind the passenger seat.

    There was already a hole there ( i enlarged it slightly to pass the cables thru )

    Used a strain reliever to hold it in place and stop it from frying.

    There was also a hole in the battery holder (plastic) used a slip type reliever there because when

    I check the battery it has to slide forward.

    see pics.

    Henry

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  10. Acudoc: Yes, all that noise drives my wife crazy. She'll sometimes spend hours back there, while we're cruising down the road, tracking down rattles.

    Our old Odyssey was the worst: it sounded like a troop of baboons attacking a thrift shop. The remodeled Sunrader is much better, it's almost quiet. (Except now we can hear a squeak-squeak-squeak coming from the door. I'm not sure how we'll fix that one.)

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