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There is no test like actually doing it. Try living in a car/tent you already have, at a nearby boondocking site. That's what I did before embarking on 5 mo journey across the country.

Before any more misinformation gets thrown around about the US electricity sources, here is an excellent interactive article about it. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/10/28/climate/how-electricity-generation-changed-in-your-state-election.html To summarize the article: "Coal’s decline...

I have no idea what you meant by "essentially coal-powered", but coal accounts for 20% of the US electricity source, with renewables accounting for the biggest increases.

An electric camper here. I logged 7000 mi in 4 mo camping across the US in an old Tesla and a tent. I powered everything from stove to electric blanket with 2kw AC off my car. Being able to do away with solar, battery/Jackery and propane is an unassailable advantage of an EV. Operating cost is...

Thanks all for the welcoming messages. I guess I'll just leave my ID alone. It's something I used before and I thought I should choose something more meaningful for hobodom, but I can't think of anything better at the moment. ?

Hello everyone, It's good to have cell signal for a change! I'm in the third week of my cross country trip, parked near Bryce Canyon at the moment. This trip is actually my rehabilitation therapy. I'm a long time ME/CFS sufferer and for some reason I can do more without getting sick when I'm...