All Entries in the "Professor Terry Cooper" Category

Terry Cooper – Heads up RV Repair and Service in Oil Boom Area of North Dakota

Terry Cooper, owner of Mobile RV Academy, has stepped into a new position as of Nov. 1, 2011 – as the General Manager of TJT USA’s newest division, TJT RV Services and Repair, headquartered in Watford City, North Dakota.

30 Amp vs. 50 Amp Power Cords – Which One is Yours?

30 Amp vs. 50 Amp Power Cords – Which One is Yours?

Why is it you can only run one air conditioner at a time on the 30 Amp power cord but if you have the 50 Amp power cord you can operate both air conditioners?

Terry Cooper and RVNN-Live Podcast

One of the many things I have been doing this year is spending time with Dave and Andy from RVNN.TV – an internet source for everything RV. RV maintenance is something we ALL NEED. If you are a DIY person or not, knowing how your RV works and how to keep it at top optimum level is very important. We want our dollars to go as far as possible and this is the best way to insure that to happen.

15 Minutes Make Over for Your Air Conditioner

 15 Minute Make Over for Your RV Air Conditioner   *check out the Professor’s new RV Air Conditioner Maintenance DVD in his bookstore*   The Air Conditioner on top of a Recreational Vehicle is one of the most overworked and under serviced appliances on the coach. A few simple procedures will help keep your unit [...]

April: RV Education Awareness Month

No fooling here! Education takes front stage during the entire month of April as Workampers can take advantage of special education events & discounts. March 29, 2010 Heber Springs, AR – Workamper News, declares April as being Workamper Education Awareness Month. Starting off on Thursday, April 1st – Workamper University’s Instructors; Jaimie Hall Bruzenak of [...]

Winterizing and Storing your RV

You have decided to let the wheels sit idle for a little while.  Below is a checklist or a reminder sheet of things you might want to look at before you put your RV away for the winter so you can take a break from the highway. As in all things that are done well [...]