Ridiculously extreme boondocking tips
If you have both unlimited power and water, stop reading -- you don’t need these tips. And if you are still reading, you already know the obvious things -- switch to LED lights, use paper plates ...
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I wonder how many of you posting in this thread actually had/kept boondocking adequately in mind when you bought your most recent RV?
I see very little evidence in the various forums (with maybe the sole exception of many discussions in the TC forum) of posters talking about passing up on an otherwise just-right RV when shopping because of it's FW or BW or GW or Propane tanks being too small, it's furnace BTU capacity being too small, it's air condtioning capacity being too small, or it's battery storage compartment being too small for adding more batteries later.
What I do see is the majority of folks talking about floor plans and/or interior design when RV shopping ... not construction/design mechanics or built-in liquid storage capacities.
Now ... when I read posts from our boondocking friends in Australia ... they often seem to be concerned about the former type of things. :C
I see very little evidence in the various forums (with maybe the sole exception of many discussions in the TC forum) of posters talking about passing up on an otherwise just-right RV when shopping because of it's FW or BW or GW or Propane tanks being too small, it's furnace BTU capacity being too small, it's air condtioning capacity being too small, or it's battery storage compartment being too small for adding more batteries later.
What I do see is the majority of folks talking about floor plans and/or interior design when RV shopping ... not construction/design mechanics or built-in liquid storage capacities.
Now ... when I read posts from our boondocking friends in Australia ... they often seem to be concerned about the former type of things. :C
