accsys wrote:
The batteries are not going to get much of a charge when you are out running around in the Wrangler but other than that a very workable solution. I myself wouldn't want to be tied down to the campsite to keep the batteries charged.
John, this is the OP.
You're right, unless I build my connecting cable a little longer......
But like at Q, after you're made a trip to the Big Top for half of a day there's not a lot of other to go see or do other than an occasional chocolate milk shake run so the Jeep will be there most of the time.
While I'm not a greeny by any definition of the word, I like things such as solar that once I've paid for them, that's pretty well it. I don't like having to continuously pay for things - let's say the way software is going like MS Office. I don't mind paying for the package and once I have, it's mine. I don't like the way they're trying to heard people to monthly/year subscriptions and then eventually charging you for cloud storage.
If I can pay for solar and not have to keep putting diesel in the generator and or do maintenance on it, then I'll be happy to sit around enjoying the view or reading a book in the quiet.
Bill
