Product News
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Written by RV Life Magazine
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Monday, 01 March 2010 00:00 |
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DeLorme, which specializes in mapping and GPS technologies, and Spot, which is a leader in personal satellite communications, have teamed up to produce a new hand-held device with GPS and satellite communication capabilities.
 DeLorme, which specializes in mapping and GPS technologies, and Spot, which is a leader in personal satellite communications, have teamed up to produce a new hand-held device with GPS and satellite communication capabilities.
The new DeLorme Earthmate PN-60w with Spot Satellite Communicator is the first hand-held GPS device that can send customized text messages even when users are beyond the range of cellular communications. With the help of the Spot satellite network, users can send messages from remote areas worldwide. They can share their location with friends and family and also summon help in an emergency. The PN-60w is equipped with a keyboard and enables users to obtain custom maps and maintain a message history online.
DeLorme and Spot unveiled the new product at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in January, and it will be available to the public this spring. For more information, visit delorme.com. |
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Written by RV Life Magazine
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Monday, 01 March 2010 00:00 |
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Aqua-Hot Heating Systems, which have become popular on Class A diesel motorhomes, are now available for gas-fueled motorhomes, travel trailers and park models.
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Written by RV Life Magazine
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Monday, 01 March 2010 00:00 |
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Thetford has changed the name of one of its best-selling cleaners from Mildew Stain Remover to Multi-Purpose Stain Remover to reflect its versatility.
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Written by RV Life Magazine
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Monday, 01 March 2010 00:00 |
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Doran Manufacturing has incorporated a high temperature alarm in its 360RV Tire Pressure Monitoring System. The system sounds an audible alarm and flashes “Hot” on a display screen when the tire temperature exceeds 248 degrees.
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Written by RV Life Magazine
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Monday, 01 February 2010 00:00 |
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 With the MaxxAir Vent Cover, you can leave the roof vent on your RV open all the time without letting the rain in.
The vent cover allows fresh air to come in and lets musty air, smoke and cooking odors escape. It fits over popular 14-inch by 14-inch standard roof vents and can be installed without drilling holes in the roof.
The covers are available in six colors: champagne, almond, white, black, smoke and silver. The retail price is $29.95.
For information, contact MaxxAir Vent Corporation in Tampa, Florida, at (800) 780-9893 or visit maxxair.com.
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Written by RV Life Magazine
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Monday, 01 February 2010 00:00 |
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 FoldTuk bakeware can be used for both baking and storage. It can go directly from the freezer into conventional, convection and microwave ovens.
The bakeware is made of a petroleum-free material called Ceramber, which both heats and cools faster than silicone products. The manufacturer says the bakeware is also naturally nonstick, dishwasher safe and unbreakable.
The bakeware is also stackable, collapsing to one inch in height. The bakeware comes in a variety of sizes, shapes and colors. For information, contact FoldTuk in Richmond, Virginia at (804) 353-7160 or visit foldtuk.com.
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Written by RV Life Magazine
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Monday, 01 February 2010 00:00 |
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The WikiReader is a small hand-held device that holds more than 3 million articles from the Wikipedia encyclopedia so that you can access the information without using the Internet.
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Written by RV Life Magazine
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Monday, 01 February 2010 00:00 |
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The Escort Entourage powered by Blackline GPS is a device designed to monitor a vehicle and track its location. The device creates a security perimeter around the vehicle, notifies the owner by e-mail and text message of any intrusion, and can help recover a stolen vehicle by tracking it with GPS technology.
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Written by RV Life Magazine
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Monday, 01 February 2010 00:00 |
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 Tassimo is a machine that uses T Discs to brew a single cup of premium coffee, tea or hot chocolate in just 60 seconds.
Starbucks, Gevalia, Twin-ing’s, Maxell House and Seattle’s Best Coffee are among the brands that are available in T Disc form. Using technology developed by Kraft Foods, the Tassimo brewer by Bosch reads the T Disc barcode and determines the exact amount of water and temperature required to make an ideal beverage.
Cappuccinos, lattes, espressos and other varieties are available. The unit has a removable water tank and can be cleaned with a de-scaling maintenance disc. The Tassimo system is sold through specialty and department stores at retail prices from about $130 to $200. For information, visit tassimo.com.
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