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Hey Camp Inn folks, someone from Georgia is using the Camp Inn name to sell antennas on Ebay. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Camp-Inn-Camp-Inn-Teardrop-Trailer-Camper-Side-ANTENNA-/320764379488?pt=Motors_RV_Trailer_Camper_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4aaf0c0160

OK, belay my last, I didn't see the picture. :grin:

Ken, do you have your panal mounted to the top of your CI, or do you have it on a portable stand with an attaching cable? I know the mounting on top of the CI is convenient, allowing for charging while on the move and that its always hooked up, but a panal on a stand which you could move around...

http://cosprings.craigslist.org/rvs/2466461578.html

Redneck, heck I thought that was character. :D

Get an old tennis ball, split it on one side just enough to slide over the ball. Keeps the ball grim free for the most part. Tim

Honestly, unless you plan to leave your unit in storage for a prolonged period of time, say 5 months or more, don't worry about it too much. Granted you want to charge the battery once you pull it from storage. If you plan to use your camper every few months, just get it home a day before you go...

Very cool. Didn't know that. :grin: Tim

I put a trickle charger on the motorcycle battery when it's stored for the winter. No need to unplug it while the unit is in storage. This keeps the battery in top condition. Just hookup the trickle charger, plug it in and let it do it's thing. Trickle chargers can be found in auto and...

Nicely done and looks great. By the way, thanks for letting Jenny and I take a look at your 560 Sunday. Really sold us on wanting to get a 560 for ourselves. Tim

Ok, so now I have to ask. I'm not a Camp Inn owner yet, but what's the deal with the DMV registary? :cool:

I've only done this at home, with a standard stovetop DO, but I guess a 4 or 5 quart ci DO is good. Stuff to start with: 4 or 5 potatoes, peeled and cut into 1/2 inch squares (or you can cheat and get a package of frozen southern hash browns, but make sure to get the kind cut into small...

Appears this unit is sold.

http://rv.jaxed.com/cgi-bin/mash.cgi?itm=teardrop&fil= The above link is one posted by Jean W on the "For Sale" list. Maybe deserves to be put here. It's a site for Teardrops that are for sale. JP

Thanks for getting back to me George. We ordered our set a few days ago, should be here soon. Rusty cast iron? Most of my fry pans and dutch oven came from the flea market or auction, usually in poor shape. A wire brush attachment on my drill gets rid of rust (Wear a dust mask though)...

Very cool.

BTW, sorry for the spelling mistakes on my last post. :blush:

I'm not really worried about the 2400# rating of the Forester. Several members have Foresters and seem to do just fine with them, posting that the only problems they have is in the mountains at times, simular to what Hilditch posted. What I am more concerned with is overall trailer weight, which...

We haven't purchased a TD yet and we're interested in getting a 560. As such, we also do not have a suitable tow vehicle. We're considering the following, each having both pros and cons: 1. Subaru Forester - Pros: good gas mileage, All Wheel Drive, boxer engine has a good reputation. Looks...

This auction ended without selling. It's been reposted at $500 less. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260769006291