Mike and his wife, Debbie started RVing a long time ago, with a popup and vacation trips. Some years passed and they bought a 24 ft travel trailer for extended vacation trips. Another couple of years they moved to a Class C and eventually moved into a Class A motorhome in which they snow birded. They and their puppies have now been full time in their motorhome for over 5 years.

Mike is a jack-of-all trades, worked as a mechanic, then as an electrical engineer, now retired. He performs all his own RV repairs. Never satisfied with their RVs, Mike and Deb have made over one hundred modifications to their motorhome. In his spare time, Mike helps other people with their Rv problems and modifications. 

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Blogs Written by Mike

Essential Tools for RVers

Heading out on the road? This guide covers the must-have tools every RVer should pack, whether you're a weekend camper or full-time traveler. Be prepared for quick fixes, unexpected issues, and smoother adventures with this essential toolkit checklist.

From Confused to Confident: Learn to Read Your Multimeter Like a Pro

Feeling overwhelmed by your multimeter? This blog breaks it down into simple, easy-to-follow steps so you can confidently read your multimeter and troubleshoot basic RV electrical issues like a pro.

Understanding Your RV Electrical System: A Beginner-Friendly Guide

New to RV electrical systems? This beginner-friendly guide breaks down the basics, from shore power to batteries and inverters, so you can understand how your rig runs and feel more confident on the road.

Camping with Confidence: How to Stay Safe on the Road and at Camp

From travel day tips to campsite awareness, this blog breaks down practical ways to stay safe on the road and at camp—so you can relax, explore, and camp with confidence.