Class A Motorhomes

Class a Motorhomes – Luxury on the Move

Author: Ronn Jones

Motorhomes can be categorized as class A, class B and class C. Class A motorhomes are commonly referred to motorhomes and are the largest, most expensive and most luxurious of all the different motorhomes. These class A motorhomes are both gas or diesel vehicles and are often termed as diesel pushers and are built on a specially designed chassis. These class A motorhomes are best suitable for long trips or vacations, and are particularly useful for a full time staying.





Class A motorhomes, also commonly known as the conventional motorhomes, are a virtual home on wheels. It is fully loaded and equipped with whatever is required for a long vacation or even for residing full time. These are large and expensive vehicles with an average length that varies from 21feet to 40feet and costs somewhere between $48,000 to over $300,000. A recent trend in motorhomes is the slide out feature. These slide outs add more space to the class A motorhomes and also increases it’s re-sale value. Class A motorhomes with this slide out feature, is thus definitely in demand nowadays.





However, other than the features and the status symbol that motorhomes might provide, the most important aspect which remains is its on-road performance. These class A motorhomes are incredibly comfortable on road and provides a smooth and stable ride. Not only is it easy to drive, but also serves the luxuries of a real home, on the move. Passengers of the class A motorhomes gets an experience of being in home. They can relax, eat, watch television, play games and even take a nap.





However, it is not advisable to use these class A motorhomes as local transportation. It is a huge vehicle and is not suitable, rather quite inconvenient for local usage. It is best suitable for long rides or vacations provided it is loaded with all the necessary accessories.





Class A motorhomes are the largest and most luxurious ones of the recreational vehicles in the market and includes certain features. They always have kitchens, bathrooms, entertainment centers and centrally controlled heating and air conditioning. Majority of the people likes to rent these motorhomes prior to buying one in order to test which model would suit their needs.





Class A motorhomes offers many advantages over other types of recreational vehicles. The first of which is that they generally have more room. One of the first things to consider before purchasing new or used class A motorhomes is how the floor plan. It should ideally fit the needs and serve the purpose. For people who plan to use class A motorhomes for full time RV-ing, the motorhome should ideally provide all the comforts of home.





Among all the recreational vehicles, Class A motorhomes is an ideal vehicle for all-around family travel. Class A motorhomes is like living in a small house - a house you drive down the road. The biggest advantage of a Class A motorhomes is that it is a fully functioning self-contained unit.





Thus off all the motorhomes, the Class A Motorhomes suits best for the purpose of full-time RVing and also for long trips and vacations. In fact, using one of these for the purpose would actually make its owner feel like having all the luxuries of home, on the move.

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This article is written by Ronn Jones, a marketing expert with years of experience in branding and internet marketing. Check out more information on Class A Motorhomes.

RV's Online

Rver's Online

Author: Barbara Tremblay Cipak

According to the Michigan Association of Recreation Vehicles and Campgrounds (MARVAC), there are approximately 7.2 million RVs on USA roads today. These stats include motor homes, travel trailers, folding camping trailers, truck campers and van conversions. MARVAC also reports 25% of RVer's access the internet while on the road. As more RVer's learn how to gain computer access while travelling, this statistic will continually increase.



Some popular ways for RVer's to go Online:



Using Your Cell Phone:

Although this method is definitely not a speedy way to access the internet, it is an extremely useful way to get your emails while travelling. First, set-up a "web based email account", such as Yahoo or Hotmail, then access the internet with your cell phone and login to your email account from the comfort of your RV while travelling. Also, your cell phone can be used as a "modem" for internet access on your computer (the one you brought with you in your RV). In other words, the cell phone provides the internet accessibility on your computer. The computer is connected to the cell phone using a USB Cable or Bluetooth. Of course, the main benefit of hooking your cell phone up to your computer, is the larger screen you'll be able to use instead of the smaller Cell Phone screen. A couple of things to keep in mind with this option is to carefully review the "minutes" package-deal you have with your cell phone provider. If you're not careful you can really rack up the minutes and your bill. Also, when you're using your cell phone to hook up to the internet, you can't use it as a phone for that time period. Oh, but fear not, you can get computer telephone access to solve that problem.



Remotely Access Your Home Computer:Yes, you would have to leave your computer on at home, with your internet hooked-up to it. Remember that power failures can happen at home while you're away, so if you leave a house key with a neighbor or friend, there may be times they need to reset your home computer so you can regain remote access. This is a service you sign up for, that enables you to remotely connect to the computer(s) of your choice. However, there are companies now who advertise that you can access your "Remote PC" without needing the compter at the other end switched on. You can normally take these services offered on a free trial run. To read more about how remote pc access works, and get your free trial offer, go here.



Install Satellite Internet:These systems can give you internet access virtually anywhere, anytime. If you travel to remote locations where getting access via other wireless applications wouldn't work, this is definitely an option to further examine. These systems are mounted to your RV roof top or can be a separate auxiliary unit. When you are stopped, you then get RV internet access. Note that this is an expensive option. Prices can be in the thousands of dollar range. For example, the roof top system offered by MotoSAT's DataStorm ranges between $5000 and $5500 with a $99 a month unlimited access fee.



Wireless Fidelity (WiFi Access):Get a computer with a WiFi Card will, in most cases, will get you access to the internet right from your RV. RV parks, and other locations, are installing Wireless Fidelity Networks, which essentially enable you to directly connect to the internet so long as you are in range of this network. The internet provides lists of "hot-spot" maps, giving the traveller an idea of where Wireless Fidelity Networks can be found. Restaurants, coffee shops, RV parks, Trucks Stops, are a few example of locations that may have WiFi, so with your own computer and a WiFi card, you are able to access the internet.



RV Parks Modem Hook-ups:Not much to say here. Some RV parks offer the ability to hook up to their modem, usually in a central location or an office of sorts. This isn't very convenient, as you have to leave the comfort of your RV with computer in hand and hook-it up to their modem. A park offering WiFi would have little need for this option, however, just in case, most have them.



With the ever changing world of wireless, no doubt more options for wireless access are being invented as this article is being typed.

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Owner of My-Telework-Tools.com and her personal passion site, Drageda.com. Barbara is an Organized, charismatic and energetic professional with a track record of streamlining office operations, quality work, and playing key roles in the company’s administration. Articulate and diplomatic communicator, team player and builder, establishes productive rapport with peers, management suppliers and clients. Creative and visionary, devises and implements initiatives to optimize performance, reduce costs and relieve the senior management of time consuming projects. Detail-oriented, patient, thrives in a fast-paced environment of diversity and change. Expertise includes: Office Management, Training & Development, Research, Team Leadership, Office Protocol, Customer Service.