Late Fall boondocking?
Hi guys, I'm new to the forums but not new to travel trailers. I have spent 20 years living in camp trailers of one kind or another while working in the woods. Most of the time the trailers were parke...
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SteveAE wrote:garyhaupt wrote:pnichols wrote:
- Consider use of a replenishable desiccant stack to absorb moisture continuoulsy inside the RV while camping in cold weather.
Okay. No more suggestions Phil..I just bought two off of Amazon. I am about to be off for 6-8 weeks into the fall wilds of BC, Alberta, Montana and Wyoming.
Gary Haupt
Gary,
You did see that they are for 100 cubic FEET (that's a whole 2.8 cubic Meters for those using the SI system).
Steve
Yeah, Steve, I saw that. I had read reviews and saw gun safe and closet usages. I haven't had an issue to date but just thought I'd toss one in a linen closet and one in the overhead area.
I am in the open 2 windows crowd, wear a pair of sox and a T shirt. The more layers of clothing, the more sweat created, more moisture..and so on. During our fall and spring camping, the temps are almost always well below crispy at night and with my bald head and an open window I start out with a toque on. I seem to loose it somehow.
Now..our Triple E has Thermo windows and great insulation, so that contributes to a very easily warmed and controlled environment.
Gary Haupt
