RV Driver Confidence Course – Part 6: Your Rear View Monitor High Quality

Rearview monitors can be deceiving. Join Lays Days technician Barney Alexander in this web video to bring your rearview monitor skills into focus and make your RV drive a safe one.

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RV Driver Confidence Course Chapters

Part 1: Adjusting Mirrors
Part 2:Your Front End Blind Spot
Part 3: Negotiating Curves
Part 4: Marking your back tires
Part 5: Turning in Your Motorhome
Part 6: Your Rear View Monitor

Check back next month for another chapter...

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betterRVing

May. 13, 2010 - 12:50 PM

Thank you for contacting Better RVing.com, your feedback is important to us. After many hours of research and testing, we have found a solution to the video viewing issues. We have resourced a new company to help streamline the video for fast and efficient viewing for slower connection speeds.

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Tom (Alabama)

Feb. 04, 2010 - 11:25 PM

I enjoy your tips each month. This month I am unable to view the clip.

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