15 RV Odds and Ends - RV Product Review Updates
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- For links to more information on the products check out the blog post - www.loveyourrv.com/15-rv-odds...
I know from experience that my viewers like it when I come back with longer-term review updates. There is nothing quite like using a product for a year or two in the real world to see how it truly performs. More likes and dislikes can crop up, plus a test of the product's durability.
So in this video, 15 updates to products I have reviewed in the past year or two. I call it a odds and ends update because I didn't find these products demanded a full dedicated update video, just a short clip.
Links to more info or videos on each product:
Camco EvoFlex Hose - www.loveyourrv.com/new-rv-fre...
FlagPole Buddy - www.loveyourrv.com/new-flag-p...
Ambient Weather Station - www.loveyourrv.com/christmas-...
Ladder Gadget - www.loveyourrv.com/rv-ladder-...
KING Jack Antenna - www.loveyourrv.com/replacing-...
Country Smokers Grill - www.loveyourrv.com/country-sm...
Outland Fire Bowl - www.loveyourrv.com/demo-and-r...
ThermoPro Wireless BBQ Thermometer - amzn.to/3K08otE
Bug Stop Screen Door Flap Closer - www.loveyourrv.com/rv-bug-sto...
Screen Shot Door Closer - www.loveyourrv.com/screen-sho...
ReoLink Go Security Cam - www.loveyourrv.com/rv-securit...
Home Hawk Window Cam - www.loveyourrv.com/panasonic-...
Lifetime Folding Tables - amzn.to/35umVPq
Lighted Magnifier Mirror - www.loveyourrv.com/installed-...
Mopeka LP Gas Cylinder Gauges - www.loveyourrv.com/more-winte...
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*For links to more information on the products check out the blog post* - www.loveyourrv.com/15-rv-odds-and-ends-product-review-updates/
Thanks for the updates Ray. Really appreciate getting updates after real use of products.
My pleasure
I purchased the bug stop after your initial review. Thank you for the tip on how to hold it open when I don’t need to keep bugs out.
Thank You Ray. I love your reviews of real life usage :-0)
Thx Ray for an informative and entertaining video (nice wildlife views) Glad to see your both out and about in the Lower 48. Happy Camping.
Thanks 👍
Hey Ray! Thanks or the updates! For the water hose end that's a bit too slick to grip. Maybe try a thin strip of tread grip tape. Maybe a light scuff with fine sand paper to give it some tooth and a wipe with acetone to clean.
Thanks Ray!
I love her smile brother 👍
Thanks again.
Hey ray thank you so much for your product reviews. You help us make good choices, So we don't purchase junk. Showing us your mistakes keeps us from making the same I've watched your channel for years now and you've never let us down thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and wisdom
My pleasure! Thanks. :)
Great update thanks.
Very happy with our Outlander propane firebowl. So many advantages.
Very useful Ray. I do think you should have a Raggedy Andy doll to accompany the raggedy Ann.
Good job
Thanks, Ray! We bought the propane fire pit based on your recommendation, and although have only used it a half dozen times so far, we're happy! Flagpole is in our plans to buy..... thanks again!
Thanks for the vid, Ray. I forgot about some of these items, glad they are pretty much living up to their tasks.
A true review!! Thank you!
great video
Hey Ray, interesting video. For the mirror, you do that to keep the mirror from bouncing around? With what was mentioned about with the suction cup, yeah, that's part of what I hate about suction cups. I've almost never have had good grief with them, they've almost always had them fall off after a short time. A instance of that is when I was learning to drive back in the school year of 2015 to 2016 in New York state (notice the state, not city), my grandfather's friend signed me up for driver's ed, he (the friend) drove out to my dad's house and had me drive back in to his house, I mounted my gps on the windshield, and not long after I started up the driveway, the suction cup fell off the window, it was a clean window. I figure it may have been the cold that did that because if I do remember, it was the dead of winter at the time where it got down below freezing at the time. I do think I've had suction cups fall of when the windshield is hot too such as during the summer.
Thanks!
Than you for the updates, I truly appreciate them. I have found that many RV products have great advertising but fail pretty quickly. i. e. the hoses that feel like nylon type fabric and fold up very small. Almost everyone I know that has had one, has failed fairly quickly. Looks good on the drawing board; but fails in the field.
So here’s something to checkout. I needed some extra ft of hose the other day and ran into a Zero-G Pro. Not the usual Zero-G. It’s 3/4 inch hose, 55% lighter, 10 year warranty, and lime green. The way it folds in on itself and collapses flat reminds me of the fire engine hoses but smaller. I also bought a air-chuck to water hose adapter, so I can blow out all the water before putting it away.. WOW!!! Talk about a Moby Dick.
Sk, thats a great idea about blowing out the hose, no more drips going into the storage bay.
@@georgeramsey2827 also, lighter weight. I have 125 ft of hose (75 + 50)
I wonder if it would be trustworthy enough for using with a macerator pump. It's kind of a pain to carry 50 feet of 3/4 inch construction grade rubber hose.
@@LoveYourRV I don’t know. It could depend on the toughness of the inner rubber core. It might not be meant to chemically be resistant to additives in the black tank. It also might worth the research with companies that make chemically resistant hoses that collapse. I might need one as well as I’m considering getting a macerator in the fall.
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Nice review on all the items when are you going to do another slo mo sledgehammer video on the stuff you don’t like again lol 😂
Good info again Ray, it's nice to see follow-ups.. btw your links in the comments; the ladder gadget one is not linking... Cheers, enjoy the good times.
Thanks for the heads up, did a copy and paste error. :)
www.loveyourrv.com/rv-ladder-gadget-review/
www.laddergadget.com/
Have you done a review of the outdoor window screen covers? I have been very interested in how they work and was thinking about putting some on in the spring. We're still in winter where we live.
Yes, Here is the review www.loveyourrv.com/ez-snap-exterior-rv-window-shade-review-demo/ and I actually installed some more last summer www.loveyourrv.com/simple-to-install-exterior-window-shades-for-a-cool-rv/ Cheers, Ray
Love the reviews, Ray! Where did you purchase the metal flag holders for your flag pole? Thanks!
I got mine off Amazon www.amazon.com/s?k=flag+pole+rings&crid=L6QM0L070BT3&sprefix=flag+pole+rings%2Caps%2C293&ref=nb_sb_noss
Great video. Thanks for putting it together. Quick question…what did you mean by “coat the circuit board” when describing what you did to protect the electronics in the Mopeka sensor?
It's called a conformal coating. Protects electronics against moisture, corrosion, dirt, dust, thermal shock, short circuits, high-voltage arcing, and static discharge.
Here is the video where I showed me coating the boards with some brush on type ruclips.net/video/dOfpLfw_8-8/видео.html Cheers, Ray
Ray Thank you for interesting information, Could you please upload coordinates or link to that great place you are filming ?
Information is in the second half of my last video :) Snowbird Trip Update Feb 2022 - Overview of the Campsites ruclips.net/video/VaCiNQ7eWFM/видео.html
@@LoveYourRV Thank you !!
Hi Ray&Ann what is the name of the campground you are at in Vancouver bc? Looks like a nice place
We usually spend the summer at a RV park called Thunderbird thunderbirdrvpark.com/ It's not in the city of Vancouver though but rather Campbell River which is located on Vancouver Island so you have to take a ferry to get there. It can be quite costly. For our 45 foot rig its about $225 one way for the ferry trip. Cheers, Ray
Do you know of a good inline regulator that could be put at the tank for the fire pit to attach to? We light to dial down the fire lower then the knob on the pit allows. I've been choking it off with the tank valve, but it's finicky. Thanks!
Maybe you could find an old used BBQ cheap and salvage the gas control knob. I wonder if that may work plumbed in line.
@@LoveYourRV That's good thinking! Always see them at the end of driveways for free when folks get a new one. I'll give that a try. I can get a welding regular or flow valve from my welding shop, but they are more spendy and was looking for a cheaper option first. I've have a look at new BBQ controllers too. They might be inexpensive enough. Thanks Ray!