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New member and VMSpc

Hello fellow Foretravelers! This is my first post and I would like to thank you all for your contributions, they are all so helpful and I look forward to contributing to continue to the "tribal knowledge" as I gain my experience.  Is it possible to post the profile files everyone is referencing?  I just received my VMSpc unit today and plugged it in and look forward to doing a little bit twisting and screen customization and will share. 

Hope you all have a safe and happy holiday weekend!

1999 U320 40ft no slides #5580
Jeep Rubicon Unltd. 6sp with M&G & breakaway
VMSpc & Pressure Pro 10 pack  Koni FSDs TRAV'LER sk-1000

Re: New member and VMSpc

Reply #1 –
Hey RW, welcome.  You can add a signature and something about your coach in your own profile. That helps others answer questions more toward your circumstances.  If you want ti know about who is posting click on their picture or name and it will take you to their profile.

VMSpc is an amazing tool.  There are lots of folks here with experience setting it up, customizing your screen, computer setups, remote displays.  If you can think of it some one has likely tried it.

Use the search function to hunt.  If you can't find it that way then ask away.  Questions about something specific will tend to get you more focused answers.

I am a dedicated VMSpc user.  It is pretty much all I look at.

Roger
Roger Engdahl and Susan Green
2001 U320 3610 #5879 (Home2) - 2014 Jeep Cherokee or 2018 F150
Hastings, MN

Re: New member and VMSpc

Reply #3 –
I too use my VMS-PC for everything except my air pressure- front and rear.  Still look at the old dash gauges for that.
VMS-PC is a great tool- not only will you learn more about your coach, but you can learn to drive the coach for better fuel economy, hill climbing, etc.......

Enjoy it.

Welcome Mark- no such thing as stupid questions here.
Ted & Karen
2001 U270 36' - sold after 12 years full timing

Re: New member and VMSpc

Reply #4 –
Thanks Roger et al.  I've been off the grid with Nancy enjoying the Colorado fall foliage but have found the VMSpc really beneficial especially crossing Monarch Pass!  Monitoring the retarder temp versus just the trans temp helped a lot.

Roger - I've updated my profile but does not look like replies get updated. 

Best, Rick
99 u320
Jeep Rubicon Unlimited with M&G brake system/breakaway option
VMSpc & Pressure Pro 10 wheels with repeater
1999 U320 40ft no slides #5580
Jeep Rubicon Unltd. 6sp with M&G & breakaway
VMSpc & Pressure Pro 10 pack  Koni FSDs TRAV'LER sk-1000

Re: New member and VMSpc

Reply #5 –
After you chose your engine in Silverleaf there is s generic profile that you can modify.  Here is a link to what a couple of other members set up for themselves.  Everyone seems to do their own thing.

Keith

The retarder quit working
Keith, Joyce & Smokey the Australian Cattle Dog
1995 U320 SE Extreme 40' WTBI Build # 4780, with a Honda CR-V hopefully still following behind.
Motorcade # 17030
FMCA # F422159