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goals

The wiki aims to collect and organize information useful to vandwllers and cheap RVers.  

Different points of view and alternative opinions are encouraged. There are many ways to do things!

guidelines

Learn how to use</description>
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Some localities, lawfully or otherwise, restrict RV- and van-life. It may be in the RVdweller&#039;s best interest to vote with their feet and deprive those localities of their economic impact.  

After Martin v. City of Boise in 2019 the approach of ordinances started shifting somewhat for states in the 9th Circuit.</description>
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fixme

AC switches can be used in DC applications, with the exception of switches controlling “high current or large inductive loads”.</description>
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        <description>fixme

NOTE:  this is a rough draft.  Costs based on prices on Amazon of Renogy controllers where available. 

cost analysis of small controller / panel combinations

	&quot; For about the same price a second solar panel can give 100% more power. Above about 300 to 400 watts MPPT is financially advantageous.</description>
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        <description>DRAFT

FIXME

How much extra solar power do I have?

Yes, we can use a battery monitor to see how much power is going into the battery bank.  And we can look at the solar charge controller to see how much power it is making.

But how can we tell how much untapped power does our solar have in reserve?</description>
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traditional podcasts

FIXME

	*  Built to Go! A #VanLife Podcast

	*  Van Life Pantry (RSS)

youtube podcasts</description>
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        <description>DRAFT / FIXME

FAQs by forum

reddit

	*  /r/vandwellers and /r/vanlife
		*  what do you do for money?
		*  How do I keep my pets cool when it&#039;s hot outside?
		*  how will I use the bathroom?
		*  how will I stay clean?
		*  How can I earn money on the road? 
		*  What is the best van? 
		*  Why a van and not something else?
		*  Should I buy a pre-built campervan or build my own?
		*  How much solar do I need to run an air conditioner?
		*  How will I</description>
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        <description>Words of Wisdom:  “It is cheaper and easier to use less power than it is to make more power.” -- highdesertranger

principles for living off the power grid cheaply

FIXME

reduce your power requirements

Small power setups are inexpensive, simple, and forgiving.  Large power setups are expensive, complex, and unforgiving.</description>
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        <description>Earning money

Van- and RV-dwellers have some advantages regarding employment:

	*  you can go where the work is
	*  you can live on less income

Workamping

Workamping at parks and other camping locations may be the most famous work opportunity for &#039;dwellers.</description>
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using less fuel

The best way to save on fuel is to use less of it. 

moving between campsites

Having an overall plan in mind can save backtracking and inefficient routes.  Snowbirds tend to move in circuits in order to follow good weather.</description>
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        <description>Also see:  The Nissan NV1500/2500/3500 fullsize “van” on a truck chassis. 

Nissan NV200

The NV200 is a minicargo from Nissan. 

FIXME

builds

&lt;https://www.reddit.com/r/vandwellers/comments/gdn2en/first_prototype_for_adjustable_panels/&gt;</description>
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        <description>Work

Van- and RV-dwellers have some advantages regarding employment:

	*  you can go where the work is
	*  you can live on less income and can therefore work a wider variety of jobs
	*  you can work for things other than money:  parking, board, etc</description>
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        <description>Snowbirds

A snowbird is a traveller who “follows the weather” to stay comfortable. Common targets include daytime highs of 60-75F. These highs may seem too cool but snowbirds often camp in full sun to harvest solar power.

Snowbirding reduces the need for expensive and bulky amenities like air conditioning.</description>
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        <description>charging faster isn&#039;t always better

There is a common misperception that charging one&#039;s battery banks faster is better or that having more charging capacity guarantees faster charging.  Here are some reasons it is not always true:

lead-acid

Lead batteries</description>
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downsizing

Downsizing (getting rid of most of your stuff, keeping useful stuff) is a Good Thing whether or not you ever move into a van. 

thinking

	*  get ideas from forums, instagram, youtube, etc
		*  consider what kind of amenities you want</description>
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        <description>campervan kitchen

These large subgroups have their own pages:

	*  Stoves
	*  Cookware 
	*  water

utensils and implements

can opener

	*  Normal use can openers
		*  EZ-duz-it traditional opener - exceptionally well made
		*  side opener - while theoretically safer (no sharp edges on the opened can, they may be more useful when one wants to temporarily reclose the can after partial use. The can lid sits back in place on the cut sides.</description>
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        <description>&quot; “Pack as if you&#039;re going out for only a week during the summer. Then add what you&#039;d need if you were going out for only a week in winter. That should pretty much cover everything.” --MrNoodly&quot;

	&quot; “I can&#039;t be prepared for everything I can possibly imagine, so I prepare for things that are most likely to happen.</description>
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        <description>Cookware

stovetop

cast iron

pots

pans

souz vide

FIxmE

pressure cookers

Pressure cookers can be extremely useful in a campervan.  They can:

	*  save fuel - because cooking times are often dramatically reduced.  Dry beans can be cooked in ~30mins at pressure.</description>
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        <description>Words of Wisdom: “...most people think that to have “RV” type shore power you need those special 30/50 amp plugs. I have a 115v plug. The male end of an extension cord (heavy gauge) that I have cable tied to the inside of my receiver hitch so it’s hidden.”</description>
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        <description>Words of Wisdom:  

	&quot; “LFP batteries do not need to get back to 100% SOC, ever” -- Maine Sail&quot;

	&quot; “Others will likely say you should read a few of the previous pages in this thread and a lot of your questions will be answered. I&#039;d suggest you pick and random number between</description>
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        <description>Words of Wisdom:  “What really helps both methods is the clothes I choose to begin with. They&#039;re almost exclusively campwear, beach wear, sports wear, that sort of thing. My work outfits are dark, plain-colored board shorts or swim trunks with the webbing cut out, and long-sleeve black</description>
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	&quot; “A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it.”  -- Agent K, Men in Black&quot;

Safety

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