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I’ve been watching videos on YouTube of folks who rv full time. I’ve noticed that a lot do not carry staple items and often buy stuff that they could have easily stored in the fridge or pantry. Why do people opt to not carry main things and buy them on the road. I noticed a lot of pre packaged meals too. I like the convenience of them, but does that mean that these are people that don’t like to cook? Am I looking at this the wrong way? I know people do what works best for them and not everyone will do everything the same. Just curious. I’m talking about people that are not stationary btw.

2012 2500 HD Chevy Silverado diesel . Is it out of the question to ask a mechanic to show you how to do some basic maintenance repairs like brakes and oil changes? I (48f) plan to take some long trips with my rv and just in case I need to get some work done, I want to be able to do it myself. A loooooooong (long long) time ago I did an oil change on a car , so it’s not completely foreign to me. I’ve not done brakes before, my truck has a wee lift and big tires. So would a mechanic be put off if I ask for this? I know YouTube exists but I’m one of those people that gotta ask questions😅😬

Ok I have an rv and I am having an issue with panels connecting. I have a 48v system that works fine but for some reason the panels aren’t working. I tested them individually and they are reading normally they are trina 260w I have 5 and they were wired in series. I got a pv shut off and I disconnected it to see if that could be the fail point. The extension cables are new as are the wires that go to the inverter. The extension cables are giving weird readings. Before I go buy new cables I figured I would ask here to see if anyone has encountered anything similar. Help a sista out thanks!

Y’all I feel like what used to be understood with a lock journey has not been taught or passed down. Everyone has a different journey and it’s so disheartening and a little annoying to see people say they bout to quit after less than year! I feel like it’s rage bait but then there are people that are genuinely clueless as to the process of locking hair. Please understand these things take time. Your hair is going through a transition. There are many factors at play like texture, environment, your health,etc! Don’t be so quick to give up. TRUST THE PROCESS!
Signed, your concerned auntie🥰