I finally got around to replacing my old incandescent light bulbs with the much cooler, and brighter LED's, oh and did I forget to mention they use a whole lot less electricity?
As you will see in the video I actually bought my bulbs at Camping World and in doing so I paid that big retail premium price!
I paid over $70 for 8 light bulbs...since my purchase, I have found LED Bulbs on Amazon, so if you're interested in this upgrade for yourself I'm including the link to purchase these bulbs directly from Amazon, or you can do like I did and buy them off the self at Camping World, your choice.
Conclusion;
I actually could not be happier with this upgrade, it's literally one of the fastest easiest upgrades I think you can do to an RV, and the power you'll save will more than pay for itself in the long run.
Seemed like it took an eternity, but I finally got all moved out of my house in Joshua Tree and took my first road trip down to Pismo Beach, where for a mere, ten bucks a night you can boondock, or camp right on the beach.
I had a great little weekend away with friends, before returning to LA to work on this season of American Horror Story.
I hope you all enjoy the video as much as I did the trip, but that is highly unlikely, probably impossible.
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It was time for Bertha to get a new Stereo Head Unit.
I originally wanted touchscreen flip out 7" screen unit. Due to Bertha's dash configuration that wasn't a possibility, so I opted for a DVD with a built-in screen.
I was leery of installing this unit myself, but with some patience and persistence I was able to make a successful install and it honestly wasn't that bad.
I have found after installing this stereo I am able to use the built-in mic to walk around my RV and still have great, normal phone conversation using the Bluetooth.
I was skeptical of the Dual brand, but as of now, I can tell you I am 100% happy with this purchase.
Replacing Bertha's existing broken stock antenna was actually a bigger challenge than the stereo installation itself.
I ended up having to pull out the entire dash to be able to pull the new antenna wire through.
In the end, I was able to make a successful install and am very happy with the head unit and results.
Check out the video below for the complete unboxing and to see what the final results look like.
As always I am including a direct link below if you would like to order this stereo yourself.