MaxxFan Remote-Controlled Fan
Tom Kaiser, Managing Editor
October 18, 2012
Turn your fan on or off, select from 10 speeds, open or close the lid, reverse the fan’s direction or place it in automatic (thermostat) mode from the palm of your hand. MaxxAir’s MaxxFan Handheld Remote Control, sold with all of the company’s remote-control models, gives owners the ability to... Read more »
Goal Zero Yeti 1250 Solar Generator
Tom Kaiser, Managing Editor
October 15, 2012
Billed as an alternative to gasoline or LP-powered generators, the Goal Zero Yeti 1250 Solar Generator provides AC, DC and USB power using internal components and solar panels for recharging. The Yeti 1250 puts out 1,200 watts of continuous pure sine-wave, 120-volt AC power and up to 30 amps of 12-volt... Read more »
Bluetooth CB Radio
Tom Kaiser, Managing Editor
October 11, 2012
Engineered for compatibility with current legislation, Cobra’s 29 LX BT makes traveling easier by linking a driver’s mobile phone via a one-touch Bluetooth connection for legal hands-free mobile calling. The Cobra’s caller ID provides a vocal alert to who’s calling in addition to its display.... Read more »
Motorola Roadster 2 In-Car Speakerphone
September 24, 2012
Make calls (where legal), send and receive text messages or stream music from your cell phone without ever taking your hands off the steering wheel with Motorola’s stylish Roadster 2 universal Bluetooth in-car speakerphone. It clips on to your vehicle’s sun visor, and uses voice controls to control... Read more »
Esbit Foldable BBQ Box
Tom Kaiser
September 17, 2012
Be prepared to grill on the go with Esbit’s Foldable BBQ Box that collapses for convenient storage while traveling. Its sides collapse to drastically reduce its storage footprint, and it quickly sets up for instant grilling wherever you roam. Simply pull open the sides of the grill, pour in charcoal,... Read more »
Duraflame Roasting Logs
Tom Kaiser
September 7, 2012
Forget the odor, insects, moisture, splinters and mess you get by hauling around bundles of firewood in your truck or RV. The Campfire Roasting Logs from Duraflame are stackable, burn like real wood and are specifically made for roasting and cooking over an open flame, without giving your food a funky... Read more »
Migration, Birding and Binoculars
Stuart Bourdon, Editor-In-Chief
September 6, 2012
Autumn is the perfect time for birding, one of America’s fastest-growing outdoor pursuits. It is also the second of the year’s two migratory seasons, when millions of avian travelers are spending weeks at a time winging their way across the landscape, from southern climes where they were growing... Read more »
Fridge Airator
Tom Kaiser
August 31, 2012
Help your RV fridge operate more efficiently, eliminate hot and cold spots within the box and keep your food fresher with Camco’s affordable Fridge Airator. Like water purification pitchers, the Airator uses replaceable charcoal packs to absorb odors and impurities, and a high-volume, extremely quiet... Read more »
Maxxis M8008 ST Radial Tire
Tom Kaiser
August 28, 2012
If you’re in the market for new trailer tires take a look at the M8008 ST Radial from Maxxis. They can help provide improved ride quality and decrease rolling resistance, which may lead to extended fuel mileage and lengthen the life of the tire. Double steel-belt construction adds strength to the tires,... Read more »
Swedish Fire Knife
Tom Kaiser
August 24, 2012
Combining multiple functions into a single device is the key to traveling light and organized in an RV. While many multitools combine small versions of many different tools, the Swedish FireKnife combines a full-size, sturdy and high-quality stainless steel blade with a fire starter capable of providing... Read more »
