Another reason I'm getting disillusioned

[Txfivver]

Ghost flames with LED accents that will light up the night. I have an Alpine head unit with a 12" subwoofer and 2 extra amps.

I'm working on the cam to get a bigger lope.

Oh yeah, can't forget the fire engine growler I have on the front.

Ok, it's only sarcasm. I don't have a golf cart.

Maybe but dayum we all want one now that we've group built it lol! Those LED lights can light up the "dark side of the moon" I'll bet. (Pink Floyd)

[huntindog]

One thing seems apparent... Momentum owners know how to enjoy themselves.

[Jdjaguar]

thinking about trading in my Solitude tomorrow
grabbing a Momentum TH, a souped up 4 wheeler
and head for Blythe,

I mean, if the shoe fits...

[Wicked ace]

thinking about trading in my Solitude tomorrow
grabbing a Momentum TH, a souped up 4 wheeler
and head for Blythe,

I mean, if the shoe fits...

it seems you need to take some of your own advice and chill. You're just being plain nasty.

[Jdjaguar]

lol. nope.
not sure where you get that.
but make sure you double-mask up
xxxxxxxxxxxx

[Jdjaguar]

learn to understand sarcasm

[Cannon07]

I would like to use the lights underneath sometimes and have a dimmer to turn them down very low. The problem is their connected to the front nose lights that I don't won't on to bother the campers around me. If I ever use them I dim them down very low and cut off by ten. One day I want to put a separate switch on the nose lights so I can leave them off. If anyone has done this can you tell me where the connections are located.

[GeoffnCheri]

I do understand the late night partying and light pollution. The COE parks always have one or two neighbors who ensure everyone knows they are there

I do enjoy breaking out the telescope on starry nights.

[rootusrootus]

I do enjoy breaking out the telescope on starry nights.

I do too. Last time we went out to a state park in Eastern Washington that has some of the darkest skies in the PNW, our neighbor was a 5th wheel with blue LEDs and of course they turned them on, and completely destroyed my ability to see anything. We carried the telescope out as far as we could (it's a heavy thing) but it was super annoying that he felt like the rest of the camp would appreciate his trim lighting. He left it on all night, so we got to enjoy the glow all night long.

Some people are jackasses, no way around it, and they don't really have consideration beyond their own needs.

Mostly I camp out in the boonies, I don't go to RV parks, and this kind of experience has a lot to do with it.

[zinman]

We've been staying at a military FamCamp on an Army installation since last June. Late last summer, a family moved into the slot next to us (mom, dad, and three kids in a fiver too big for their SRW truck). They were PCSing into the installation and planned on living in the RV until their house was built. They immediately started partying, drinking, keeping everyone on our little 11-space cul-de-sac awake until 0200 hrs. They had enough family and friends over to violate the park's normal rules - much less the Army's COVID restrictions. One drunken evening (while we were gone, fortunately), some of our neighbors called law enforcement on them. The offending neighbor ended up threatening two of the other guys in the park and violated several Federal property laws. This is unusual behavior for a mid-grade officer (young Major). The complaints and charges got him evicted from the park. The resulting Article 15 ended his Army career (and probably put the kabash on the financing on his house, too). Unfortunately, the same remedies aren't available for poorly-behaved civilians.

Rob

@Second Chance How do I love Karma? Let me count the ways!!