RVPlainly answers the practical questions RV owners search for: what a given truck can tow, what size battery bank or inverter a setup needs, and what to check when the air conditioner, water heater or refrigerator stops working. The answers come with the actual numbers and a link to the document they come from.
Who runs it
RVPlainly is an independent site, and its editor is responsible for what appears on it. Articles are drafted with AI writing tools from the manufacturers' own documents, checked claim by claim against those documents and reviewed by an editor before publishing. They carry the site byline rather than an individual name, because every page is the product of the same research process rather than one person's field experience.
We are not RV technicians and we do not present ourselves as such. We read the manuals, spec sheets and towing guides that the manufacturers publish, put the figures side by side, and explain what they mean for a decision you are about to make. Where a question needs a technician, the page says so at the exact step where it matters.
What we do not do
- We do not buy products to test them, and no page claims hands-on testing. Comparisons are based on published specifications.
- We do not invent figures. A towing rating, a current draw or a battery capacity on this site is quoted from a manufacturer document that the page links to, or it is not stated at all.
- We do not run reader accounts, comments or a newsletter. The site is a reference, not a community.
How the research and the checks work in detail is on the How we research page.
How the site is funded
RVPlainly is free to read. It earns money from display advertising and from affiliate links to products we discuss, which are marked on each page and explained in the affiliate disclosure. Advertisers and affiliate programs have no say in what the pages recommend.
Contact
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