Recreation Vehicle/RV (AR'-Veeh) n
A recreational vehicle, or RV, is a motorized or tow able vehicle that combines transportation and living quarters for travel, recreation and camping. RV's do not include mobile home, off-road vehicles or snowmobiles. |
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Auxillary Battery
An extra battery to run 12 volt equipment.
Axle Ratio
The ratio between the drive shaft rotation and the ring & pinion gears.
Backup Viewing Monitor
A video monitor (mounted near and viewable from the drivers
seat)used to assist the driver showing a live rear view of the
vehicle and its surroundings (width/depth of viewing angle depends on unit).
Ball Mount
Hitching system that connects the trailer coupler to the hitch ball. Weight load and distribution vary.
Basement Model
Large storage units underneath a raised chassis of an RV.
Black Water
Non-potable water and sewage from the toilet stored in the black water tank.
Boondocking
No fresh water, electricity or sewer utilities while camping in an RV.
Bowtie
Slang word for describing Chevrolets trademark symbol.
Box
The living space on a class A motorhome above the chassis.
Breakaway Switch
The living space on a class A motorhome above the chassis.
Box
If the trailer disconnects form the tow vehicle while driving, this device activates the trailer brakes.
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