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RE: Replacement for Jensen Entertainment Center
When the Jensen unit in my trailer would no longer play DVD's I spent a ton of time researching to find a quality brand to replace it. Only to find, as you have, that the brands available for RV's are all pretty much junk. If I wanted quality I was going to have to get separate components and do a bunch of modification to fit and wire them up. In the end I decided to just get a newer model Jensen from Crutchfield. It was cheap enough that I could just live with it until it broke and throw it away for new one. On the plus side it was the same dimensions as the old one and the wiring harness connectors were identical so It was literally plug and play. 5 minutes start to finish.
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LJAZ
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04/12/22 08:51am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Modifications
Added fantastic fan over the bed.
Replaced the Hengs noisy over the range exhaust hood with the Fabulous Operating Products (same people that invented the fantastic fan) 3 speed exhaust fan with LED light.
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LJAZ
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03/17/22 11:26am |
Travel Trailers
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RE: What Would Happen If?
Some junk mail contains your personal info that can be used to steal your identity so be careful just tossing it in the trash.
My other pet peeve is the junk mail solicitations for donations that contain "freebies" of return address labels. Who uses them anymore? All my bills are paid electronically so I almost never mail anything. And you can't shred those, the sticky paper will gum up the shredder.
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LJAZ
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01/23/22 07:12am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Medicare
The FREE part is just a little bait and switch. They aren't actually saying the insurance is free, they're saying the phone call is free.
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LJAZ
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11/01/21 10:22am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Medicare
With commercials you can always change the channel. It's the endless supply of the Medicare plan junk mail that really irritates me.
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LJAZ
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10/24/21 10:26am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: COVID PERSONAL EXPERIENCES
My SIL had to be tested prior to a procedure and it was done at the hospital a day or so in advance as part of the procedure.
Also, both Walgreens and CVS offer tests which can be scheduled and would be covered by medicare. Lots of details on their websites.
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LJAZ
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08/27/21 11:34am |
Around the Campfire
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