Security Lights

[Dave Hardy]

Hi Ernie,

I don't know the answer to your lighting problem, but it was good to talk to you
a few minutes the other day. We have had hardly any contacts on selling the bus
so, I am not sure what to do. Also, I need to get a few items repaired. When it
is not used it seems a number of things quit working. I still have a problem
with the gen, the cruise control did not work yesterday when I took it out, the
musical horns are not working and it appears the fridge does not transfer from
electricity to gas. Since most RV places don't have much occassion to work on
these birds it is hard to know what to do. I mentioned to Ralph that if he had
any work in my direction to let me know because I had some too. I am not sure I
can afford to have him come all this far just for a couple of days on mine. If
there is anyone you know close to Tulsa that understanads all this stuff let me
know. Watch those bears. Poodles may not provide enough meat for them. They
might like some Texan. Have a good day and I appreciate your friendship.

Dave

-----Original Message-----
>From: Ernest Ekberg
>Sent: Sep 24, 2006 9:33 PM
>To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Security Lights
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>Last night a BIG black bear came upon the island where we are staying.
>I assume, that since Montana had many wildfires these animals are
>coming down to find food. So, since I have my 2 poodles with me, I
>thought that the security lights would help me see any foreign
>critters. I turned the security switch on and the front, rear and rear
>side lites come on. I thought that the front landing lites would
>activate. Anyone with an early coach-- what is the lighting pattern for
>your security switch? Thanks, Ernie 83PT40 in wild Montana
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