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It sounds like being a nomad is the perfect thing for you. I'd suggest Arizona as a base I think it has everything you could possibly want and you can live really cheap. See you out there

I've known many people who were disabled living this life. Nearly universally they loved it, I think you will too

I love those New Mexico state parks! But It will be getting cold soon so maybe we'll see you at you at the RTR

Welcome Joe we're all glad you're here. The Astros a great van I'm sure it'll work really well for you

That's a great looking van I think it will turn out really well for you. Looking forward to watching the build

You will quickly get used to the forum and I think you'll like it. Maybe I'll see you at this year's RTR

We're glad you're here, Canadians are especially welcome!!

Hi and welcome. I'm no expert but I believe you can get a six-month travel visa. Check with the American consulate nearest you but I'm pretty sure you can.

While a starter battery for a house battery is not the best idea, it's what you have so you need to make the best of it--you've already paid for it, so you may as well get the most use out of it you can. The best way to do that is to get as much solar as you can afford and, like tx2sturgis...

Wow, that looks great! I'm looking forward to the rest of the build!

I'm actually a fan of multiple controllers for redundancy, I have that right now, however, I don't think it is the most common one. In my experience, by far most people run their panels in parallel into a single properly sized controller. Every situation is different, chose what works best for...

Gorgeous!

Be honest with yourself, if you won't take care of them by regularly checking the water, AGM is a far better deal.

I find that hard to believe. What makes you think it is?

I'd go to Coyote Howls and rent a space. $500 for the year but it is a totally legal space, you'll never be questioned about it.

You MUST have a permanent residential address in this country! See these posts to learn how: Blog Posts: http://www.cheaprvliving.com/stay-touch/ http://www.cheaprvliving.com/communications-mail-cell/choosing-state-residence-getting-drivers-license/...

This is only true if is there is hot versus cold air in the van. I don't think there is. I think it's all the same. If it's all the same temperature, why does it rise? I don't think it does. The most important thing is simply square inches of opening and that 14 x 14 on the roof is pathetic...

Where will you spend winters? If in the desert you will regret any wall tent. Get a tipi tent. It does everything well. I's also recommend the Kifaru.

In January I'd take I-40 to I-25 then I-10 across. Unless the weather is just extraordinary, I'd avoid northern AZ.

I think the wind rules out Tyvek. I use Coroplast for signs but be sure you get grommets in it, then you can use zip ties to attach it to whatever you use as posts.