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Hello, My husband & I just purchased our Lance Camper 1191 this weekend and have recently become LOA members! This forum stuff is all new to me, but I'll give it a shot! Anyways, I was excited to see that there will be a rally in January 2014 at Lake Solano Park.. this is great because it's near where we live! The only bad thing is that we have a conflict in the dates. I work in the sales industry and I'll be away at a trade show. Although we have friends that we always go camping with...

 This is very new to us.  We  are so excited and can't wait to get our trips going. We live up in Sonoma county (wine country) so there are many great camping site with in 1-2 hrs from out home. Looking forward meeting new people and learning all we can about RV camping.

Sorry to hear that your Tailgater is having issues in the rain. I hope you don't live or camp in the pacific northwest. I live and camp mostly in sunny SoCal, so rain is rarely an issue. Happy camping!

Fortunately, we live in the dry Denver climate. I googled the rain issue and maybe its our big heavy clouds. Who knows. We still like traveling with it to catch football games. I'm glad you enjoy your Tailgater. One connecting wire is a great bonus. As long as the clouds aren't too thick, it should be okay, but thick clouds will weaken the signal. The signal was great unless there was heavy rain. signal will rain fade

Hello, my wife and I just bought a 2011 Lance 1985 after about a 2 year search. We are happy, but a little overwhelmed. I do not want to do anything wrong. We live in Damascus, Oregon Would anyone with a wealth of knowledge on this TT be interested in walking us through all the systems. I am not an idiot, but I want to take very good care of it. Maybe we could work out a trade or something. Thanks very much! Ron and Liz Koetje. 503 729 1665

Hi Ron There are number of Lance owners in Oregon. One Thomas King who lives in Bend would probully be very glad to help. I'm sure he will see this and chime in. There may others also, so just be patient and some one help you. By the way CONGRATULATION on the 1985!! Happy Campers BobnRobin

Hey @RonK , welcome to LOA and the Lance Life. I noticed you posted your question in a thread tracking a Lance rally. Were you on the list to attend? If yes, we have dozens of people who would love to take you through your systems at the rally. If you were not attending, I assume you are looking for someone to stop by who lives close. You are 400+ miles away from me, so I am probably out for anytime soon. You might also want to start a new post with your question in the title. That way...

FYI: I met with Ron today. Their new to them 2011 1985 is in great shape. We went over some basics operational items. A lot of the questions brought back memories of when I was a new owner. I have offered to go camping with them (aka: a really small LOA gathering). :-) And......of course I showed him where the low point drains were located....as that was one of my first questions when joining the forum. LOL We had a great time and look forward to meeting up with Ron in the near future.

So...I finished programming the 120EZ. I tuned it to El Paso County, Colorado, where we live. I set it to give warnings for high winds, violent storms, tornadoes, flash floods, fires, and wild fires since we get plenty of those. I turned off the alerts for coastal storms, hurricanes, and coastal tide warnings since I haven't seen many of those in Colorado. I opted for the three minute voice warning, which is preceded by 8 seconds of alert tone. Doug is right, the alert tone is rather loud. I...