Off-grid Winter RVing Question
Hi everyone, I have a 21 foot Toyota Dolphin that I'm planning to take on long ski weekends on Mt. Hood. Typical nighttime temps are in the low teens. Sometimes (thought rarely) single digits. Dayt...
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Ok. Here's my plan. A 150 watt solar panel and an extra 225ah deep cycle, all for the purpose of keeping the fresh water tank and lines heated. I'll use antifreeze for the grey and black tanks. Add to that my 2100 watt generator, additional insulation, 18,000BTU heater and the fact that temps in the Cascades are usually in the 20s and 30s...and I'm sure I'll still find a way to break something. :)
Great feedback. I'm ready to hit the slopes, regardless of how (un)comfortable winter RV dry camping might prove to be! It's a 91 Toyota Dolphin. What could possibly go wrong?
Great feedback. I'm ready to hit the slopes, regardless of how (un)comfortable winter RV dry camping might prove to be! It's a 91 Toyota Dolphin. What could possibly go wrong?
