Best RV Accessories for Beginners
Congratulations — you have an RV. Now comes the question every new owner asks in the dealership parking lot: what gear do I actually need?…
Congratulations — you have an RV. Now comes the question every new owner asks in the dealership parking lot: what gear do I actually need?…
Stack height. Each block adds roughly 1–1.5 inches. Most sites need 1–4 inches of correction; really sloped sites need more. A 10-pack of interlocking blocks stacked in a pyramid gives you up to ~4 inches under a tire. Curved levelers give up to 4 inches in one smooth ramp….
Battery compatibility. Make sure the kit’s controller supports your battery type — flooded lead-acid, AGM, gel, and especially lithium (LiFePO4), which needs a different charge profile. Most modern controllers handle all of these with a selector switch, but verify….
Gauge. On adjustable models, a gauge is essential — otherwise you’re guessing. Oil-filled gauges resist vibration and last longer. A few fixed models include one too, which is a nice bonus for diagnosing low-flow problems….
Under-sink filters install permanently under your kitchen sink and filter only your drinking/cooking water to a very high standard (often 0.5 micron with NSF/ANSI 53 certification). Great as a second stage paired with an inline filter at the hose….
You’ll see two categories of products, and the difference matters more than any brand name:…