Local Walmart/Home Depot

The solar stuff is cool, but with that sagging rear rack and the big plastic gas can, if I came up behind her on the freeway I would either pass or drop wayyyyyyy back.

mike brez wrote:
Just for the record. The woman with the solar panels was gone by time I came out and was parked in the front along with other customers.

She was probably on her way to pick up that over $600 refrigerator that worked on 12V & 120V she ordered.

I don't think she is homeless without any income. And unlike some here. She can do her own installs of almost anything and fix almost every problem that comes up.

John&Joey wrote:
"We got no money, mama, but we can go;
We'll split the difference, go to Coconut Grove.

Voila! An American Dream.
Well, we can travel girl, without any means."

Now for the reality of it all, you're living at Walmart. You're not beating the system. You're living at Walmart. Take the energy trying to beat the system, and apply it to something more constructive that will pay off for years to come.

Just for the record. The woman with the solar panels was gone by time I came out and was parked in the front along with other customers.

rgatijnet1 wrote:
A search of "Pandamonium RV" turned up several Utube videos about this coach, interior and exterior. The owner is quite proud of what they have and have done to their RV.

yep 900+ amphrs total (2) battery banks, (2) solar controllers
big inverter, big enough to power the A/C
1.3 KW of Solar
new 12v compressor fridge

i can't say the solar awning is pretty, But "IT WORKS"

i would like a solar awning, i would like it too roll up like a normal awning
the inside looks well taken care of
and I like her Dog

wantobefree wrote:
Some folks need to be careful when walking in the rain. With your nose stuck up like that, you could drown.

:B

Some folks need to be careful when walking in the rain. With your nose stuck up like that, you could drown.

Gjac wrote:
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There is no overnight parking at that Walmart but I guess they are not enforcing it.

When I was selling my conversion few months ago, I had to spend night at Walmart in Oregon.
The parking had lot of sign "No RV parking" but I noticed 3 RV already there.
The Walmart had no Security guards (WOW) but I ask the cart guy and his answer was "No RV camping" means no longer than 48HR.

John&Joey wrote:
"We got no money, mama, but we can go;
We'll split the difference, go to Coconut Grove.

Voila! An American Dream.
Well, we can travel girl, without any means."

Now for the reality of it all, you're living at Walmart. You're not beating the system. You're living at Walmart. Take the energy trying to beat the system, and apply it to something more constructive that will pay off for years to come.

You are assuming a lot here. Do you know these people or their situation?

"We got no money, mama, but we can go;
We'll split the difference, go to Coconut Grove.

Voila! An American Dream.
Well, we can travel girl, without any means."

Now for the reality of it all, you're living at Walmart. You're not beating the system. You're living at Walmart. Take the energy trying to beat the system, and apply it to something more constructive that will pay off for years to come.

A search of "Pandamonium RV" turned up several Utube videos about this coach, interior and exterior. The owner is quite proud of what they have and have done to their RV.