Camping off the grid
I have now put my 21' '75 Terry TT up on it's stands. There it will stay for the foreseeable future. It is in too rough of shape to continue to keep towing all over the land. So, now, it sits in a ...
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I would not worry about a gravity drain water system. If the tank is 10 feet above your area that you plan on using the water, it will provide just 5 PSI to the system, and not enough pressure to get through the piping and come out the shower head.
The water pump is very energy efficient. IT will pump 2 GPM for 60 minutes using just 7 amp hours of power. In other words 120 gallons of water for 7 AH or 84 watts.
I probably would be looking at other RV's that have been scrapped, and picking up a couple more fresh water tanks. Then fill them and take them back to the camper when you are going camping.
If you want new tanks, this is one location.
Tank-Depot.com
Good luck,
Fred.
The water pump is very energy efficient. IT will pump 2 GPM for 60 minutes using just 7 amp hours of power. In other words 120 gallons of water for 7 AH or 84 watts.
I probably would be looking at other RV's that have been scrapped, and picking up a couple more fresh water tanks. Then fill them and take them back to the camper when you are going camping.
If you want new tanks, this is one location.
Tank-Depot.com
Good luck,
Fred.
