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In this article I'll share why and demonstrate how easy it is to assemble your own solar PV cables with MC4 connectors. Assembling your own MC4 cables during your RV solar install will save you money and give you more professional look.

Tired of replacing burned out bulbs? Here's how to upgrade the external lights on your RV, motorhome, trailer, camper or van to LEDs for under $50.

(UPDATED - New Custom Power Console) Our ongoing RV interior renovation of our Class C motorhome including dinette removal, dual recliner installation, sofa removal, flooring installation, custom TV cabinet and RV desk build, and window shade install.

Six volt deep cycle batteries are a popular choice for off-grid solar-powered RV, camper, tiny house, van, or marine use. In this article I'll show you how to create a large capacity 12 volt battery bank using 6 volt deep cycle batteries.

An RV battery monitor is essential equipment for boondocking and dry-camping when you rely on your batteries. Here is a list of the BEST RV battery monitors to buy for 2018/2019. New BMS units have bluetooth and free mobile apps.

Drilling a hole in the roof of your RV is terrifying. Some times though, the best route from point A to point B is through a carefully placed hole in your roof. Here's how to drill a hole in your roof and run cables into your RV.

The best way to keep your RV looking good and prevent roof leaks is to keep it covered. Large RV covers can be very frustrating to work with though. So I've put together these tips that will make it easier to put the cover on, take it off and store it.

Nobody wants to see your nasty sewer hose right? I've come up with a secret hiding place to store your ugly sewer hose. You won't see it and it won't take up valuable space in your storage bin. You'll like this project idea...I promise.

ere is the easiest and quickest way I’ve found to remove Eternabond tape. You may think Eternabond tape can’t be removed. That’s not true. I’ve done it several times and this way works the best.

I successfully completed an RV delamination repair job on my 11 year old RV. Here are 10 tips and tricks I learned that may help you with your delamination repair. I spent around $200 for materials. The repair took roughly one week.