Drew Callahan · March 6, 2026
What’s the one safety device in your Aspen Trail that you never think about until it either screams at you at 3 a.m. or stops working entirely? Your LP gas detector—and when one of those two things happens, you’re facing either sleep deprivation or an actual risk to your family. I’ve pulled plenty of failed … Read more
Drew Callahan · February 28, 2026
Most owners of the Winnebago Micro Minnie 1700BH never replace their LP gas detector until it fails catastrophically—and by then, you’ve already been breathing air that the sensor didn’t catch. These units have a finite lifespan printed right on them, but I’ve pulled detectors out of rigs that were five, six, even seven years past … Read more
Drew Callahan · February 22, 2026
Most owners of the Grand Design Imagine 2500RL never replace their LP gas detector until it stops working—and by then, it’s usually too late to catch the problem before the alarm screams or, worse, stays silent when it shouldn’t. I get calls on weekends and holidays from people who’ve ignored a chirp for weeks, dismissed … Read more
Drew Callahan · February 16, 2026
Most Airstream Classic 33FB owners never replace the LP gas detector until it fails catastrophically—chirping at 3 a.m., throwing false alarms at the slightest humidity spike, or going completely silent when you actually need it. That’s the mistake: they treat it like a set-it-and-forget-it component, but this detector sits at the intersection of your propane … Read more
Drew Callahan · February 15, 2026
RV Shore Power Setup: Surge Protectors, 30 vs 50 Amp & Electrical Safety Guide You’ll hear two completely different stories depending on who you ask. Walk into a dealer service department and they’ll tell you a surge protector is optional — nice to have, but not critical. Then you’ll read forum threads where full-timers swear … Read more
Drew Callahan · February 14, 2026
RV TPMS Installation & Tire Blowout Prevention Guide Your RV’s owner’s manual doesn’t mention TPMS sensors because the factory assumes you’ll never need one—and your tire shop won’t push you to install them because the labor doesn’t move the needle on their bottom line. I learned this the hard way watching a fellow traveler nurse … Read more
