Boondocking Tips
We've been living without hookups full-time for nearly 8 years, and I recently put together a blog post describing all the things we've learned about how to boondock happily and comfortably. I'm h...
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Yes, you do have more boondocking nights than we do, and how cool is that?! We've spent almost 1,650 nights boondocking, but with another 750 of anchoring out in our boat we've spent about 2,400 nights off the grid on solar. Isn't it a great way to go?! We just love this life!
One of the reasons we chose a blue flame heater was because it is thermostatically controlled. Thank you for explaining what you meant by the Wave heater being too warm above 55 degrees and not keeping up below 25 degrees. I know the Waves are awesome heaters and folks really love them. We've spent a lot of time with friends who have Waves on both their fifth wheel and truck camper, and they'd never switch to a brick or a blue flame! It's all in what works for you.
Happy trails!
Emily
One of the reasons we chose a blue flame heater was because it is thermostatically controlled. Thank you for explaining what you meant by the Wave heater being too warm above 55 degrees and not keeping up below 25 degrees. I know the Waves are awesome heaters and folks really love them. We've spent a lot of time with friends who have Waves on both their fifth wheel and truck camper, and they'd never switch to a brick or a blue flame! It's all in what works for you.
Happy trails!
Emily
