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    Knowledge is power, sharing the wealth.

    The loss of Highdesertranger drives home that one person can have a great impact. I never got to know him and wish I had. I do know that he had a great wealth of knowledge and was generous with it. We learned what we could from him and now we can no longer ask him for advice and information...
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    What do you do when the law is involved?

    Life on the road has it's own problems.  Because we aren't property owners or registered voters in the places we stay in or pass through we are often treated as outsiders.  When things go bad LEO's can't always be counted on to be fair or reasonable.  Do any of you have lawyers on retainer to...
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    Keeping it legal.

    When we are not traveling, I assume some of us consume alcohol.  Transporting a open container of alcohol is a crime.  For lots of reasons a person might have bottle of something and want to make it last, a bottle of very old scotch perhaps.  Any alcohol (open or sealed) locked away in a place...
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    Engine powered water heater?

    Has anyone ever rigged up a water heater off their engines cooling system?  It's probably impractical.  I'm in no position to do it.  I'm just curious if it has ever been tried.
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    Engine cooking, any one?

    Has anybody used the heat from their engine to cook food?  I haven't gotten around to trying it.  I figure who better than nomads?
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    MacGyvering Vs. buying the win.

    There is never enough money for everything you want and if you are living on the road space is at a premium.  Fools and their money are soon parted, so don't be that fool.  Let's save our money and use our brains.  Does anybody have any tips, hacks or advice on ways to get things done with what...
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    How to keep your bed warm.

    Reflective 'space blankets' are great for insulating your bedding.  The ones to buy have a reflective surface bonded to a poly sheet that ubiquitous blue tarps are made from.  I have had great success placing one, reflective side up, under a self inflating back packers air mattress on a camp cot...
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    Knots and rope work?

    Does anybody out there practice knot tying?  From securing a load for transit to setting up a awning or a sunshade I imagine knots can be useful for travelers.  I know that now days that bungee cords and ratchet straps are cheap and accessible, but nothing is as versatile as rope if you know it...
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    New Member 1st post

    Hi -  I have been following Bob Wells on Youtube for over a year now.  While I don't currently live nomadically I do often travel.  I am a semi retired automotive technician.  If you have any technical questions I might have answers.   SR Ignorantia timoris, et estote filii fortitudinis discere.
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