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Look for one that will ignore sensors when it doesn't sense them - in other words, suppose you leave your RV at a campsite and go for a drive. The TPMS will not see the trailer sensors, and therefor should ignore them rather than setting an alarm. Look for a system that has sensors with...

Yes, I am running theses LEDs - they aren't polarity sensitive. http://www.ledtrailerlights.com/rv-interior-led-lights-1141-24ww-compact.htm

That's my thinking too. The few times I've come close to putting gas in my diesel truck, it's because some yahoo on the other side of the pump starts talking to me, causing said "distraction"

Any updates? As a side note, I've heard of similar problems with GM trucks - the injection pump (CP3 or CP4) fails and sends shrapnel through the system and wrecks everything in its path.

I went with PacBrake airbags and the Airlift Wireless controller and compressor system On my truck, PacBrake was the preferred option because I didn't need to drill in the frame to mount them. Also, the airbags support the frame, not a bracket bolted tot he side of the frame.

I've bought all my LEDs from www.rv-led.com - They've been around a number of years and have a lifetime warranty on their products.

I am planning on doing something similar, but using these lights http://www.ledtrailerlights.com/tecniq-e13-silho-x-area.htm A small hole for the wire is all that's required, since they are surface mount:

That little round doo-hickey above the driver's head is called an "aspirator". It has a little fan in it that draws cabin air across a temp sensor, which sends a signal to the control panel to adjust the temp and airflow as needed to maintain the set temperature GM trucks that have the climate...

Another vote for the Springfield xDs .45

I still get a swarm of bug around the porch light even after switching to LEDs

BA15D is commonly known as a 1076 bulb. Here's an LED: http://www.rv-led.com/ba15d.htm

How Necessary is a weapon? I would say it all depends on what level of comfort or paranoia a person has with being out traveling and camping in unfamiliar places. Here's a good write up: http://www.truckcampermagazine.com/newbie-articles/personal-safety-for-truck-campers-part-2

AM Solar recommends 3M VHB tape. http://www.amsolar.com/home/amr/page_258_20/flexible_100_watt_solar_panel.html

I have the Flag Pole Buddy holder. It broke, when I left an antenna in it and drove under a tree. ANtenna wasn't tall, but enough to catch a low branch. Decent product, and I plan to order the replacement part.

Here's the adapter: http://www.mrheater.com/sporting/propane-tank-refill-adapter-1385.html

I tend to agree with on the Pure Sine Wave aspect of an inverter. Back in the day,when there weren't as many electronics devices being power by an inverter, MSW (modified sine wave) was generally sufficient. PSW (Pure Sine Wave) Inverters cost significantly more. The price gap has narrowed...

http://www.spokanervshow.com/ January 22-25, 2015 at the Spokane County Fairgrounds. This is the biggest RV show in the Inland Northwest. Not sure if there's much else that compares to it in Eastern, WA and Eastern, OR

When I upgraded my thermostat a few years back, I went with a HOneywell thermostat - because it was small and would fit in the space on the wall, whereas all the other popular ones people use was too wide. I got it from Home Depot. Looks like it's been discontinued...

You can replace the bulb with an LED. There's no need to replace the entire fixture. Here's where a friend ordered his LEDs: www.rv-led.com They are a US based company and have a lifetime warranty on the bulb replacement style LEDs.