Camping off-grid & batteries/propane/solar
A few of you are aware that I am picking up a Lance 1575 this weekend. I will, at time, camp in places where I will basically be off the grid in the sense that there will be no hookups. The dealer c...
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time2roll wrote:
This one?
I would be slappin some steel across the front to get 2 to 4 batteries and two bottles of propane on there. That is what I did with my pop-up a dozen years ago. If you are at all handy this is a DIY project that will come out better at lower cost than the dealer.
Take the trailer as is with the group 27 and single bottle. This will get you through a few weekends to explore what you need. With conservation you can make two nights pretty easy.
I see LED lighting is standard so you are miles ahead right there.
I would option for the Fantastic Vent for better circulation especially with limited air conditioning. I had to put my own in. Really like it a lot.
This standard vent is lame:
Good advice.
To conserve battery when you need heat---get the trailer warm before going to bed. Pile on some good comforters, and turn the heat way down to like 50 degrees, or off. Then bump it up when you get up in the AM.
