semi full time no generator
Hi all, May 1, 2013 I'll be semi full timing (a minimum of a week per month--and sometimes much more). I intend to attempt to do this with no generator use, and opportunity 15 amp shore power (thou...
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Hi Mike,
Yes I have vent and skylight insulating foam which are covered in reflective foil and then in fabric. I also block off the Cab area with a heavy quilted blanket and will be doing door and window covers as well. Probably with velcro tabs to keep them in place.
One of my concerns is getting fresh water. Another is dumping. I think I have the dumping figured out.
Yes I have vent and skylight insulating foam which are covered in reflective foil and then in fabric. I also block off the Cab area with a heavy quilted blanket and will be doing door and window covers as well. Probably with velcro tabs to keep them in place.
One of my concerns is getting fresh water. Another is dumping. I think I have the dumping figured out.
Artum Snowbird wrote:
Those that follow Pianotuna's posts and his exploits will realize this is not something new for him. He uses the latest technologies, solar panels, huge battery banks, etc for his rig.
Do you carry foam fillers to put into window and vent openings except for the couple needing to be cracked that will only need a partial cover? I think that is one thing that Sue T. did when they took their Class C to Alaska.
They camped with 15 Amp power for several days below -30.
What is your biggest worry? Freezing up, running out of tank storage, or battery power?
mike
