Does this gps enable you to program carrying propane in the Rv?
441562
No there is no where to input that data. I would not recommend this GPS, although it is sold as a RV GPS the first road it tried to have me go on was a parkway (cars only) with low bridges even after I put in the RV height.
441563
Sorry, Linda.....can't answer this as we never tried to program using the LP on the Magellan.
441564
I don't know. Ours died about a year after we bought it, before we took a long trip where we had to worry about carrying propane.
441565
Yes there is a hazmat section that can be set for propane or other hazmat items
441566
While it supposedly does identify some restrictions beyond height/width/weight, I can't certify that it is perfect in that regard. Most propane restrictions are not absolute bans, so you can always shut off the tank for those (usually tunnels). As an engineer I am always intrigued by specific propane regulations since the gasoline in every vehicle tank poses at least an equal danger. The only advice I can give is check regulations on any tunnel you anticipate using, and perhaps ferries and major bridges.
945704
Yes it does. Through the fob. It has a pretty decent range as well. Camp site to camp site no problem.
549919
I use this GPS in my tractor trailer, but it has settings for motor home or car. You just input your vehicles' specifics; height, length, width, weight. I've been more than satisfied with this product!
1079346
Yes it does. It has thousands of campgrounds listings from private - good sam's - and federal and state ones.It is a great tool to have. Program into it type and size rig. wether or not to allow u-turns (which saved us from possible problems.You won't be sorry. PJ
1176977
Yes. However this unit does not use propane. It is either 110v or 12v. If you are worried about an ignition source and a propane leak from your RV, I cannot specifically answer, However, I do frequently use this unit inside my RV. Hope this helps!
985548
No. Maybe. There are not instructions included for that function in the manual. I don't know why it wouldn't work though. If you start the rv with it plugged in, the alternator and solar charger will fry each other.
973021
Only if someone is driving the vehicle......yes you can program your info into it as though it were an A/B/C/ class. eg weight, height etc.../. It is an excellent GPS// several in our Winnebago club havae trhem and al love it.
1722808
That is no problem.I am now in the tenth week of a western RV trip and have been using my Garmin GPS , not the Rand McNally. The RVND is too complicated to use and I have found that the mileage compilation is way off , on the high side. As I said in my review, I would not recommend it.
2049224
Not directly. This unit makes it easy to connect an external propane tank to the RV. This pigtail looks just like the one on the firepit (it connects to a tank). The other hose goes from the RV tank to a threaded end that is the same as a 1 lb (disposable) propane tank. You could make it work if you purchased an adapter that adapts a 1lb tank to a refillable tank fitting ( Camco 59213 Female POL/ Male ACME X 1"-20 Male Propane Adapter).
1639033
I don't know for sure William, but I think it does. At least, a few days ago our Garmin (in a shared car) gave me directions as soon as I started the car (and I wasn't the one who'd entered that information).
914283
To my knowledge, it only detects CO, not propane. However, the unit that I was sold was over 10 years old and outdated and did not work and I had to send it back. It is best to buy a fresh one at Home Depot or Lowes.
2164514
The grill is designed and comes ready to plug into an RV's low-pressure quick-connect propane outlet. The grill is compatible with any standard RV gas pressure regulator. If your RV isn't equipped with a low-pressure quick-connect propane outlet, you can purchase an accessory hose/regulator (like the Camco 57629) that will allow you to connect your grill directly to a 20 LB propane cylinder. If you want to use 1 LB throwaway cylinders, you can purchase an accessory hose/regulator (like the Camco 57628).
2199395
It works great with the HD ecoroute dongle. Don't expect it to provide full OBD-II information, though, Garmin has limited information for ecoroute. It does provide mileage information, engine temp, rpm, engineload, battery voltage, ignition advance, air intake temp and some others. It shows five guages which can be switched out. It can reset the OBD-II, also. My vehicle has no temp guage and it kept flashing a check engine light - bad thermostat, stuck open. I replaced thermostat and now I can see actual temp.
1682805
In principle it should work. .The Propane GasGenie was tested on standard 20lb propane tanks.If you can let me know more about the RV propane tank you are using I will be able to help you better. If you would like to try it I will happily refund your money if you find there is a problem. Regards I believe you will be OK. I suggest that you go ahead and buy one. Bearing in mind my offer of a refund if you are not happy. But when you are on the move it might be an idea to remove it from the tank so the sloshing of the liquid does not confuse the sensors. Then replace it when you are static again.
2215438
Thank you for your help. I finally installed the unit in my truck yesterday to test it out. Here's another question. Is their a way to program it to map out Commercial Routes as I drive a large truck and can't go on any parkways?
1170875
We are using this programmable thermostat to control pumps that in turn start the propane water heater that heats the water for our radiant floor system. We do not have a fan or blower or heat pump. We have used a similar programmable with a natural gas furnace.
1394069
The elevation sensor is plug in and go. Ours required a battery or it can be wired into the rv electrical system. Once it's cconnected to the disn it works as soon as you raise or lower the dish. I hope this answers your question.