Pop Up Camper

“I don’t know much about what models of popup campers are good or bad. I am looking for the following features: Heat AC Stove Fridge Potty Sleep 6+ Does anyone have any recomendations on popup camper brands/models with these amenities? Does anyone have a brand/model that I should stay away from?”

This is a typical quation from someone starting out looking for a trailer-type camper or pop up camper van.

There are wide range of pop up campers from the small VW bay window campers and larger Vanagons which are motorhome campers, to the fold out trailer configurations like Coleman.  Do some research around the different models to match with your needs - and the car you’re going to tow it with.

Most of the newer models are good, I would shy away from older Jayco’s. The Coleman pop-ups are good quality, and have quick set-up. The one I had, I could get set up in five to ten minutes by myself after I had done it a few times. If you’re shopping in ads., a lot of them have “iceboxes” not refrigerators, look for that. Most, (unless you move up to some higher end models, have porta-potties not toilets. The layout /size of them simply prohibits having a dedicated bathroom. If that’s important to you, make sure you check into that.

If you’re going to spend much time parked without electricity, you may want to look for a model that has a heater, and not a furnace. The blowers on the furnaces will suck your battery down quickly. They stay warmer than they look, we used mine during hunting season, and have seen -15 temps. It was nippy in there, but nobody froze.. Have fun, we loved ours.

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This type of pop top was very popular on the VW bay window camper.  It gives enough headroom to stand up inside, but but isn’t as spacious as the side opening type that takes a bed.  ideal for a VW camper for 2 rather than a family.

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I let the tubes warm up for a few minutes and played the record. It played fine and the audio quality was decent and then I heard some popping sounds coming from the amp. 2 of the 3 tubes are lit up and the third one (12AX7) isn't. Did I damage the tube?

You didn't damage the tube; it just failed by its self.

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Its Actually Simply You would need lots of glue to hold it together.

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i have a 2000 compaq modeled laptop with windows 2000 installed onto it, and i recently installed a wireless card onto it. it asked me to restart and after restarting it, the bluescreen of death popped up. it told me to restart again if this was the first time i had seen the screen so i did. the 2nd time and every time after i restarted it, on the boot up, where it says windows 2000 ,the blue screen of death popped up. i've tried entering the windows 2000 emergancy restore cd into the cd drive, but that doesn't help either. if anyone could help me i'd be vey much thankful.

Try taking out the wireless card if you havent already tried it.

Assuming the above didn't work, tap F8 before Windows starts up (just after the first boot up screen) and select Safe Mode from the menu. Hopefully this will boot Windows into Safe Mode (no drivers etc loaded) allowing you to uninstall the device and its drivers / applications. Hopefully that will get you back up.

Finally you can boot in safe mode and try using System Restore to resotre Windows to a date before you made these changes, assuming you have System Restore turned on before this happened…

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I have an HP Pavilion dv6000, and whenever I change the volume using the touch controls, a box comes up that says "volume" and the volume level. This is annoying because it is rather large and pops up in the middle of the screen, and stays there for about 5 seconds. My dad has the same computer (only 17' and a slightly different model, but still a dv6000) and this box doesn't appear on his. If anyone could tell me how to get rid of this box it would be appreaciated.

I have as well a HP Pavilion dv6000 notebook (high five!) and I know how buggy it can be for the volume thing to pop up (especially during fullscreen movies, powerpoints, and it's even worse on games). But no worries, I got your back: I as well want to disable this.

Since I do not know how to precisely, I've contacted HP's online chat with a representative. Here's what they said:

"1. Click Start, All Programs (or Programs), Hewlett-Packard, Notebook, HP One-Touch, then HP One-Touch Configuration.
2. On the One-Touch tab, click the button to reprogram.
3. Type a label for the button, and then select the Application, Document, Folder, or Web site for the button to open.
4. When you donot want a label to appear onscreen when pressing a One-Touch button, Un check that option on the Onscreen Display tab."

Hope that helps. For more information, please go to Hp.com/support

Cheers!
-Jorge Rivera

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The process on my system is a little bit diferent. If you are unable to follow the previous steps, please do this:

1. Click Start and Run.
2. Type MSCONFIG and press Enter.
3. Click the Startup tab.
4. Clear the checkbox related to onscreen display for volume
5. Click OK.
6. Restart the system.

This are also instructions steps given to me by an HP representative. Feel free to contact them anytime on hp.com/support.

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The 8 series had pop-up headlights, it first came out in 1989 and was the company's flagship vehicle. It never took hold in the market though.

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I'm going to purchase a small 1,500 LB pop up camper. I need to tow it about 15 miles to my home. I live in flat Florida. I think this model (which I am not completely familiar with). Is there any danger of towing a model that has electric breaks without them 'hooked up'?

My pop-up weighs about the same & never had brakes. I pull it with a 4×4 ford ranger without any problems. (just allow more stopping distance)
It won't hurt the trailer brakes to tow it without them hooked up.

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Nothing. We didn't put anything on the walls. That's ok, we didn't have any money to buy anything anyway.

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