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In This Issue
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Here's a sneak peek at some of the great articles that await you in this issue! To read these articles, and more, in full, open your printed July/August issue or check out the digital archive here.
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Gadget Box: Geyser EcoShower
by Mark Nemeth #45776
"I’m a big believer in conserving water in the RV. I love to boondock, and my finite supply of freshwater limits how long I can remain on site before I must return to civilization to re-supply. When Ian at Geyser systems approached me with the EcoShower, I was impressed by the water-saving product line they have developed."
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Take some time to look over this review to find out how Mark installed it in his own RV and what he discovered after using it. You might be as surprised as he was! Begin reading on page 8.
Photo credit: Geyser Systems
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Camping Chair Chat:
The Kindness of Camping Strangers is Wonderful!
Photo and article by Linda Schofield, Guest Contributor
"The Camping/RV community has consistently impressed us as a friendly, kind and respectful group of folks, willing to lend a hand or share a campfire, but also respectful of your privacy and safety. On two occasions this proved to be especially true."
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Starting on page 20, find out what happened to Linda's RV and how it was resolved with the kindness of camping strangers.
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SKP Stops: The Henry Ford Museum
Photo and article by Marilyn Jones, Guest Contributor
"I am excited to return to the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation and to Greenfield Village in Dearborn, Michigan. I last visited decades ago, and my recollections of the remarkable collections drew me back to this Greater Detroit icon."
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Come along with Marilyn as she tours the Henry Ford Museum where she describes iconic objects and extraordinary exhibits inside. You can begin reading about her stop at the museum on page 24.
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RV Solar Part 5- Run Household Appliances Off-Grid: Choosing and Sizing an Appropriate Inverter
by David Hutchison and Shari Galiardi #161101
"Do you want to boondock and run your higher-wattage appliances like you can at a campsite with electrical hook-ups? Installing an inverter in your RV can make a big difference, but selecting the correct type and size of an inverter is key to both the safety of your system as well as your satisfaction with its performance! With an inverter installed in our rig, we’ve been able to live and work off-grid for nearly 12 years while boondocking around the continent."
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This is part five in a six-part RV Solar 101 series about designing a system that's right for you. These educators break everything down so you can make informed decisions about the type and size of system you
will need for your RV. Missed the first four parts? Take a look in the Nov/Dec 2023, Jan/Feb 2024, March/April 2024, and May/June 2024 issues to start your RV solar journey.
You can start reading Part Five in this issue of Escapees magazine on page 35.
Diagram courtesy of CamperGuide.org
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