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- February 05, 2013
Camping in a recreational vehicle is worlds apart from tent camping, and new RV owners are often faced with an enormous influx of information. It's easy for some important data to get lost in the shuffle, but there are a few tips that can help you avoid the most common pitfalls.
Know Your Facts and Figures
Before you hit the road for the first time, there are a few vital statistics that you should know about your new recreational vehicle. Some of the most important facts and figures include the:
- Exterior dimensions
- Amp service that the rig is wired for
- License plate number
- Tank capacities
While you might be able to get away without knowing some of that information, your trip will go a lot smoother if you're prepared. Knowing the dimensions of your RV will allow you to avoid low bridges and other tight spots, and the size of your tanks capacities will dictate how long you can dry camp.
When you arrive at your destination, knowing the amp service your RV is wired for will allow you to select
