General Discussion

Following up on our recent announcement about the Spring Rally, we’re so sorry to let you know that we’ve run into a bit of a snag with the contract at the resort.

Unfortunately it was brought to our attention that this would have meant that one of our Loyal Sponsors would not be able to participate in the rally on that property, which I personally found to be unacceptable so a decision was made to look elsewhere.

Our Team is working hard to find a new spot and dates that work for everyone.

We’re really grateful for your patience as we sort this out. I am truly sorry for the initial announcement that didn’t pan out as we hoped.

Please keep an eye out for more details in the future.

Sincerely,

Good Morning All

This Technical Maintenance Seminar has been provided to us by Josiah Wiebe and has photos and descriptions on all we need to maintain on our LTV's and is a very helpful document to have on hand.

Good Morning all.

Our Friend Josiah Wiebe from LTV graciously accepted our invitation to come down and spend some time with us at our Spring Rally. One of the topics he spoke on and gave us very practical tips was on the very hot topic of how to properly maintain our LTV's.

Josiah shared this with me and asked that I would forward it out to our group. This document comes directly from LTV so it would be a great idea to print and have with you in your rig, or maybe do like I do and make a folder in your notes section on your phone and place it there so it's with you at all times.

We have a 2019 Unity RTB with a Dometic absorption frig.

While it is working OK at this time, I'm just not thrilled with the overall performance of absorption refrigerators, especially when it is hot out.

I've been doing some preliminary research to try and find a compressor-based unit that would fit in the same space. (We don't boondock so I'm not particularly concerned with not being able to power the frig with propane.) I reached out to Dometic but they replied with units that are somewhat larger.

Has anyone successfully done this? If so, please share details such as the make and model of the refrigerator and what, if any, mods were needed.

Many thanks.

Jim