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I gotta.pay for a root.canal and crown before I can upgrade and fix my electric Sent from my SM-N920T using Tapatalk

Lesson learned.... Good thing is... Its so cold I dont really need need the fridge, for the most part.. not cooking either.. Its actually cheaper to just keep getting the $5 deals until I can have full electric for saving leftovers.. Sent from my SM-N920T using Tapatalk

Sheesh, Winter is SOOOO hard on my electrical system. I didnt install the meter, but Ive overdischarged my batteries a few times already just using the computer and phone and led lights... When I put the roof on, Im getting fresh batteries and monitoring them better.. Sent from my SM-N920T...

I have seen photo reviews (Near my spots) regarding certain rest areas where police officers had chalked the drivers tires to keep track of how long they were there, but have never seen this in person. In fact rarely ever seen police take time to actually patrol the parking area. Its the...

I figure they use it for teardrops, kayaks, other stuff... shouldn't be a problem to make a high top. Although, my plan is to maybe build a with thin plywood, as well as foam board. I feel a bit more secure doing it that way...I dont knwo yet, still planning... and I wont be doing it til I have...

I didn't think it would be too light, but had no idea it was almost 50# Sent from my SM-N920T using Tapatalk

***But Im only looking to climb up and down to refill.. not everytime I use them.. Sent from my SM-N920T using Tapatalk

Yeah, this part I have no problem with Sent from my SM-N920T using Tapatalk

To refill/replace, Ill just unhook them and pull them out. Climb up wuth the laddrt .. But... To open and close them every time I use them, Id have to go outside the van. Im not thrilled with that, So this, so far, is the only reason I havent started this project yet. Sent from my SM-N920T...

Hey folks, so I am planning on making a hightop with PMF. I've checked the height of my van and the height of propane cannisters. My idea is to make the high top look like any old high top from the outside. But in the back foot of space across the roof, will be an area for two 20# propane...

Almost every night I'm in a different rest area. I cycle between the same handful each week. I've even.pushed it to two nights in a row, and a couple times a week in the same spot. Each one says a time limit and no overnight parking. I've been dwelling a year in January, and have never had any...

So far this thing is a really good buy. I've fit quite a bit in there. Will list inventory later. It turned on, went to temp, shut off. I didn't hear it turn on much after that. I did plug it into a socket that is attached to my fuse box. But I got a low voltage warning when I started cooking...

I can't remember last time I had it. As soon as Im confident in the system here handling it, Lasagna will be the first thing I make. It's supposed to snow this weekend and I don't know how this will affect my solar. Sent from my SM-N920T using Tapatalk

You're right. Great idea! Sent from my SM-N920T using Tapatalk

Fridge got delivered today. Im gonna just use the lighter-type socket for now and see if my system can handle it. I dont know yet if Ill need more panels or more batteries or both. I have 200watts of panels and about 200ah of batteries so.... 1200 watts to use where theres no sun... my guess...

LoL, If you can find me Sent from my SM-N920T using Tapatalk

I seriously need a meter on my banks... Sent from my SM-N920T using Tapatalk

It would be better if I could cut the end and put it directly on the fuse box. Anything I have to worry about when I do that? Just positive to box, ground to ground, correct? Should I put an inline fuse? Sent from my SM-N920T using Tapatalk

I live in New Jersey. Butchers are all over out here. Meat is fresher, better. There are options out here as well to get milk, cheese, meat eggs, etc right on the farms. I've been considering finding one that sells eggs without refrigeration but it's illegal out here. Anyway, I got a fridge coming.

I just ordered the 20 liter one. I know it's small but it's in my budget and better than nothing at this point. I think I annoy the butcher when I ask for half to one pound of beef or chicken just to cook for one day ;) Sent from my SM-N920T using Tapatalk