National RV Training Academy

From building a solid foundation in RV Fundamentals Training to digging deeper into RV Absorption Refrigerators, students spent the week learning, troubleshooting and putting their knowledge into practice.

Every system studied and every hands-on lesson completed helps build the confidence needed to approach real RV problems with a clear process.

Could RV training be your next step? Explore the possibilities at the National RV Training Academy.

Your RV refrigerator is one of the most important systems in your coach—and one of the most misunderstood.
Understanding how RV absorption refrigerators operate can help you identify common issues, improve performance, and avoid unnecessary frustration while traveling.
Knowledge isn't just helpful on the road—it can save you time, money, and headaches.
Keep learning. Keep exploring. Keep rolling. 🚐

Another hands-on week is wrapping up at the NRVTA! Students in RV Fundamentals Training spent the week building a stronger understanding of essential RV systems, troubleshooting processes and the foundational skills needed to work through real-world problems.

Because confidence doesn’t come from guessing—it comes from knowing where to start.
Ready to build your RV knowledge? Explore training at the National RV Training Academy

Can your truck's built-in inverter charge your RV batteries while you're driving? 🤔

It's a question more RV owners are asking as newer trucks come equipped with 120V outlets in the bed. While it sounds like a clever way to keep your batteries topped off, there are some important safety concerns—and better alternatives.

In this week's Todd's Two Minute Tech Tip Tuesday, Todd explains why a DC-to-DC charger or onboard generator may be the better choice. He also walks through how to troubleshoot an RV converter when only some of your 12V systems are working.

Watch the full video and learn how to diagnose your RV's electrical system with confidence!
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As another training week comes to a close, our Generators students are leaving with more than notes and classroom knowledge.

Through hands-on instruction, they learned how RV generators operate, what to look for when problems arise, and how to work through diagnostics with greater confidence.

A strong finish to a week built around learning by doing.

The tools are getting packed up, but the lessons from this week’s Solar training are going home with our students.

They spent the week learning how RV solar components work together, how to evaluate a system, and how to approach troubleshooting with a clearer understanding of the entire setup.

That’s a productive week in the books. ☀️