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    Personal Locator Beacon

    I hear good things about the ACR one. I'll be purchasing one soon. IMO the Spot shouldn't be used as an emergency beacon. It's more of a way to tell family/friends who worry a lot that you're not dead. I got out an "I'm OK" message about 3 out of 4 attempts, which is not good if you're going to...
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    Lazy-person's aux battery solutions

    Not much... LED light, cell phone, and occasionally an e-reader.  I just want it as a contingency so I don't accidentally drain my starter battery should I need some juice and don't plan on driving.
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    Lazy-person's aux battery solutions

    Thanks for your responses, everybody. I knew there had to be a really good reason most people opt for installing a solenoid instead of just using an existing port. I've heard of some people using a Yeti 150 (easy, but NOT frugal) with some success without the use of a solenoid. I think I may try...
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    Lazy-person's aux battery solutions

    I'm really not wanting to install a solenoid and run a cable, and my 2007 Kia Sedona has a factory 12v outlet that's only powered when the key is on. Can I just use that to charge a small 12v aux battery? If I could, how big of a battery can I use?
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    Hiya!

    Definitely not homeless. Great information, thanks! What gives you that idea?  :D  I'm also not a fan of the city, but that's were all of the good schools are. But would a bigger city be better for long-term living because there would be more parking opportunities and more anonymity?
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    Hiya!

    Hello forum!  College student here, about to transfer to a UC. I've wanted to live in a van for a few years now, but there was always something in the way. The stars have finally aligned and I'm going to take the plunge this summer. This gives my a solid 6 months to find and build my van. ...
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