What Did You Do To Your RV TODAY?

[Camper_bob]

Storage check yesterday. All is well, and she's still sitting there waiting on us! Just making plans for the first weekend in May, maybe we'll make it...

[mk4ever86]

Originally Posted by MzLiz

After I posted I read another thread that mentioned that they are able to listen to the tv through the rv's speakers! So, what gives? I bet Jayco gets a lot of calls/complaints about the darn iRV.

Definitely a disappointing design!

[jaycojls]

Originally Posted by mk4ever86

Definitely a disappointing design!

Are you two sure of this. Have you pulled out the iRV unit to see if it has any audio in ports? If the TV has a headphone jack, you could pipe that to the AUX in... I bet you it does have audio in on the back of the unit though.

[Dagwood]

Originally Posted by reitrof

Starting to pack up for the long trip home. Currently in Fort Myers and will head home for Ottawa Thursday. Taking our time to head back.

Don't rush indeed. It's still a mess here :-(
Normally snow is gone by now. However we are due for Rain tonight so that may help speed up the melt and clean things up a tad.

Safe Travels!

[Dagwood]

Originally Posted by jaycojls

Are you two sure of this. Have you pulled out the iRV unit to see if it has any audio in ports? If the TV has a headphone jack, you could pipe that to the AUX in... I bet you it does have audio in on the back of the unit though.

I initially had trouble routing the TV sound through my speakers in the Trailer. I pulled out the Radio to check the connections, reseated them and put it back.
I also checked the wiring on the TV to make sure the Audio Out was connected.

There may also be (likely) an audio setting on the TV itself to tell it to use the Audio outputs for sound.

I don't know exactly what it was I did but the combo of things above has it working now. But I think it was the loose connection on the back of the Radio Unit itself.

[Seann45]

Put the spare on the RR.. I noticed it had a big split in the tread..

[WVDusty]

Opened it up for the first time since October.
Installed a new digital thermostat.



Very easy and quick installation.
Sorry about sideways pics. Loaded them from my phone.[emoji19]

[reitrof]

Originally Posted by Ont Pete

Don't hurry home to Ottawa for sure, weather is above freezing during days for a bit but still down at nights. I'm sure the weather is much nicer down there!

Originally Posted by Dagwood

Don't rush indeed. It's still a mess here :-(
Normally snow is gone by now. However we are due for Rain tonight so that may help speed up the melt and clean things up a tad.

Safe Travels!

Thanks Guys. We are taking our time but need to back before mid April. Not looking forward to the return.

[norty1]

Repaired a tear in the roof from a tree attack while in a tight campground in Fl.

I used Eternabond.

[DJsFolly]

We went to check our 27.5 5er today, waited too long. A red squirrel and friends took up residence. I foamed/steel wooled and stapled screening all the holes I could find from previous invasion. Yes we did the dryer trick, moth balls around the wheels and jacks, and Fresh Cabin side good for mice. This varmint is a mind bender - put a black walnut between the pillows (looked like a mouse nose), flipped the screen out of the bathroom sink and put a walnut down the drain, put one nut in bubble wrap on the couch and other places.
I thought I was ahead the first time around. This TT had/has so many unsealed holes, it's almost unbelievable it passed inspection (???). There were many unsealed floor holes under the kitchen sink, 1 wire in a 2 inch hole and others. Several around the furnace. Several in the pass through around the water and ducts.
Bottom line, expect unwanted friends in the 27.5. After 6 TT, with no critters, this is a night mare. By the this TT was/is supposed sealed for 3 seasons.

[Murff]

Ordered a larger medicine cabinet and installation.

[reitrof]

getting ready to leave the campground this morning and checked all the tires and pressure was good. Pull out to attach the car and notice one of the rear tires seemed rather bulgy. Checked and it was down to 20 psi. Pumped it backup and checked for leaks, found the valve insert was leaking. Luckily had a valve tool and tightened the valve insert and so far so good.

Traveled all day and no issues. When it stops raining will check the rest of the valves.

[SmokerBill]

Pulled out the awning, rinsed it off and am letting it dry out for a day or two before the next round of rain. It's 70 degrees and sunny here the Seattle area. Beautiful, man!

[dennis b]

Afixed my license plate sticker!

[Parcany]

Washed the roof and then the outside of the trailer. After that I vacuumed the rugs and then did the carpet cleaning thing. Trailer is starting to look good.

[fochman]

Cleaned the inside of the trailer to get it ready for our first camping trip of the season next weekend.

[Lolead]

DW installed no slip liner in all the cabinets and I began loading a few necessary items. Anxious to try and dewinterize but night time temps here are still below freezing. May attempt to make a stove cover today from a bamboo cutting board we already had.

[videoguy]

Opened her up to show to another friend that stopped by.

[jsbunky]

Put a camco vent cover on wish I could do more but it's only 32 degrees and sunny.

[SMS1115]

Pulled it up to the concrete driveway from the yard. Jacked it up, greased the axles, adjusted the brakes. Put the battery and propane tanks back in place. Changed out the original smoke detector and CO monitor, as they were out of date. DW replaced the non-slip in the cupboards & re-stocked the bathroom and cleaning supplies. First trip T minus 5 days.