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Alan McKinnon <alan.mckinnon <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> My setup: |
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Alan, thanks for your information. I just purchased a cab over |
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camper from my 4x4 pickup. Also will be towing a boat |
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and traveling extensively. Freelance videoing and web site |
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creation is the business goal. As usual, you have given me ample |
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to muse over as I go from for the ultimate low power, |
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off- |
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grid rig possible. |
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I have to completely rethink-redesign the electrical systems |
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and hence the network for video, security, 12VDC (when possible), |
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entertainment, internet, and general hackery. Kids and I |
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will be traveling round-a-bit. |
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Once I get something plausible on paper, I'll post back for |
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review/enhancement ideas. |
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Going OFF_GRID dis summa! (can't get away from petro through). |
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PS, I'm also looking for a portable fold up ceramic smoker |
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that mounts over an open fire, cause I like to smoke up |
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some chow in the envenings; in case you know of any superstrong |
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lightweight cerramic materials (good insulator, strong, hi temp |
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resistant) to build a portable smoker. Nothing like seafood |
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or game hot out of a smoker for 3-5 hours........ |
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Hell, I just might not return home, if I get this right....! |
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James |
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