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Lot bigger wire size than what? You have two things to consider 1) Wire's ability to carry current without overheating 2) Desired voltage drop If you have 40A current, then 8 gauge is sufficient. If you have a 20 ft wire run, 8 gauge, and 40A, then you'll have a 8.3% voltage drop and power...

That says the same thing. 8 gauge is adequate for 40A.

8 gauge pure copper is sufficient for 40A, but you may want to bump that up to 6 for reduced voltage drop if the run is towards the back of the van.

If it will fly 60 mph for 20 minutes, it could be a viable commuter... 20 miles anyway.

Can you also fly it over your neighbor's house and look in their windows, like you can with a drone? :eek::p

The person you replied to is probably gone, and their post was budget related, not really about SSI. What is the info you are trying to find?

That isn't cheap. Or a very nice place... definitely not this time of year. You want to be in the high mountains in summer... with the NW part of the country being preferred (by me) as the summers tend to be dry and sunny. At higher altitudes NM is nice in summer, but it is pretty rainy in July...

With the one across the street I adjusted the brightness by unscrewing the bulb... perfect!

If someone parked near me with one of those I'd be pissed! Security lights are a nuisance. My street used to be nice and dark; I could look up and see the stars. Now I have a couple people near me with blaring lights on all night, even when they aren't here! I think the motion sensing ones...

If you don't want to learn all the ins/outs/gory details, just buy a powerstation that includes everything, and plug a panel into it. This allows you to park in the shade and have the panels in the sun also. If you need lots of power, or are living in town most of the time, then this might not...

A large part of the BP obsession is a scam. They spend zero seconds trying to figure out the cause and just hand out drugs. High BP is a symptom of something right? In my case I had a pretty sudden increase, from ~135/80 to 150/95. I had zero of the "lifestyle" contributors, so drugs were the...

You can have it on exhaust and control the flow by opening windows. Probably won't work for Lance though, as we sleeps during the day and works at night. Drawing in hot air doesn't work very well...

I know it well! Great place... or at least it used to be. Most of my experience there was in the '80s. Sun is fine if you go high enough, so the temp peaks in the low 80s or so. A white roof on your rig will help too. Also I'd recommend getting some solar panels that you can locate remotely...

Welcome, Peter! I'd definitely recommend camping in the high mountains in summer... like >8,000 ft is usually ideal. And it's best to avoid areas that have a monsoon influence (to avoid rain and mud and getting stuck), which means being far from the gulf. The NW is driest and sunniest in summer...

You might like the series "For All Mankind". It's a little bit thick with woke tropes, but I still thought it was interesting.

Style is the biggest driver for the pickups (king of the road, baby!), but crash regulations have killed the forward-cab vans.

Well... based on your profile pic, you are somewhat lacking in prominent facial scars. And I don't see any scars on your tongue either... ;) Just sayin... there appears to still be some room on the canvas for artistic expression... :eek::ROFLMAO: Holy f*ck though, you did have some harrowing...

"Wittels McInturff Palikovic is investigating numerous complaints regarding HomeFi’s potentially illegal practice of luring customers into paid subscriptions by deceptively advertising “WIFI ANYWHERE” that “Works nationwide!” Consumers complain that HomeFi’s service does not work in remote...

It does... it's simply the most space efficient way to make a vehicle and it's also great offroad, since you can see where you are going! Trucks are getting more silly all the time with ridiculously tall and long hoods.

Holyshiiiit..... Hope that leaves a badass looking scar! :p(y)