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Good questions, guys.<br><br>I just re-googled hitch mounted kitchens. The last time I saw Car Top Campers design it was still a prototype. They (or someone with a similar name) did have an enormous wooden one with lot's of great ideas that seemed to not quite gel. I think it was also on&nbsp...

<br><br>My apologies. I was unclear. You don't need to lose enough oxygen to die in order for carbon monoxide to kill you. Your hemoglobin has a higher affinity for CO than for O2. Less than 1000ppm can cause you to have serious health problems, possibly causing death.<br><br>Not trying to tell...

Hey guys,<br><br>I'd be concerned about carbon monoxide if you have enough combustion to cook or heat your van. The volume of air in your van could be quickly converted if you're burning 3k,6k or 9k BTU's. Air in take and exhaust are important. I'd also recommend everyone who's using any...

<br><br>Hey Bob,<br><br>I'd like to put together a portable kitchen that&nbsp; fits on a hitch carrier in the near future, say less than a year. The idea being that you can picnic, camp or travel with all the kitchen stuff ready to go at a moment's notice. (I hate packing gear, I keep the...

Not boondocking myself but...<br><br>When I travel by motorcycle, I often stop in coffee houses if I'm lonely. Many have WiFi, local &amp; maybe even national news papers etc. You can plant yourself until some one who has something obvious in common with you comes in. <br><br>Examples:<br><br>If...

Hi folks!<br><br>Just checking in. I have been lurking because I'm facinated by Boondocking and low cost travel.<br><br>I'm delighted to help out if I can. I have some experience in commercial H.V.A.C. so ac, heat, electrical and plumbing are areas I have a little idea about... just not in...

Has anyone tried any solar powered vents? <br><br>Here's one I found @ New Egg. Would this work or am I missing...

Paint color and insulation will make a huge difference in terms of heat gain. Shade will help immensely. If you can park in the shade your vehicle will never get warmer than the ambient temperature, say 95. In strong sun, your vehicle interior could reach 130.<br><br>White is probably the best...

A little more searching on youtube revealed step by steps instructions on the sodapop can heater.<br><br><br><br>Elseanno<br><br>

I think it would work just fine. Might be costly or tricky to build as connecting those cans could be tricky. Still, it would work just fine on a van or rv roof.<br><br>You can also make a solar water heater by doing the same thing with that black poly tubing they sell in flat rolls for...