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Hi..
A bit of boring advice(that you are probably already aware of  ), that is, don't make your first outing too far or for too long, just in case something doesn't work and/or you need to contact the dealer about something that wasn't fully explained to you on hand-over...
On the subject of the handover, get them to show you EVERYTHING working...and on EVERY power source (so it'll need to be hooked-up, have a gas bottle connected and water in the tank!).
Too many dealers seem to have a "They'll bring it back if there's something wrong with it" approach and use us, the buyers, to do their PDI/fault finding for them! 
Ask questions and take notes if needs be and don't just assume that you can read about it in the handbook when you get home(2 of the 3 handbooks we've had,were all but useless).Having said that, there's little that can't be found online or on forums such as this..
Have fun.
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Topic: New to motorhome
