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83 degrees here today in Florida. Some record highs are being broken.

I’m headed out to Jetty Park at Port Canaveral on Sunday for 3 nights. Hopefully see a launch.

We have 2 Bucc-ees (Daytona & St.Augustine) within 30 miles of us. Both are always crowded and I’ve seen an accident around the gas pumps on every visit. I try to avoid them now.

And people here in Florida are complaining about a low temperature of 38 degrees this week!

I’ve been using this product with great results.

I’ve been going back and forth on these two units. Any insight, suggestions or recommendations appreciated. https://a.co/d/6G888bM https://a.co/d/9d1Avrd

In Florida, we have omgitswicks.

4. This last trip we had temperatures as low as 28 degrees and my wife had some difficulty staying warm. We have an electric heater but the cabin quickly becomes too hot if it is left on. We are thinking an electric blank for her side might be the solution and are looking for any...

Today’s high is 66 degrees and tonight’s low is 46. Our best camping weather is during the winter months. Heading out for 4 nights next week.

The new Gazelle’s come with Tri-Mesh Screening which supposedly has much better airflow.

A friend mentioned you do need a clear view; but alignment of the antenna is not a big issue with the number of satellites that have been added.

Our CampInn has been an excellent escape pod during the few multi-day no-power situations during severe weather events in Florida. Paired with the solar panels and/or Honda generator life is good during those times.

Appears to the the same as ours on our Dometic which was purchased prior to 2013 and still going strong. The protective cover is of good quality with thicker padding on top which helps with insulation.

I agree that you would be difficult if not impossible to find a RV Tech in Florida for $120 per hour. In addition, most are charging a call-out fee of $150 in additional to their hourly fee.

Beautiful!