Off grid living, for homesteading, tiny houses and full time RV boondocking.
An “extend a stay kit” for your motorhome’s propane system can give you a few advantages, particularly if you camp more than a week or two at a time, be that at an RV park, state or national park, or boondocking on public lands. If you are a fulltime RVer,…
Often, when you are boondocking, or camping at a national or state park, you will not be able to find a radio station. Also, your mobile internet may be weak, and you won’t be able to get online to stream radio, or you may not want to “spend” your limited…
Maybe you would like to build your own tiny house, but what if you don’t have the carpentry skills, or don’t have the time or space to gather “found” materials from scrap heaps and dumps? One solution is to purchase an affordable tiny house kit, and surprisingly, you can find…
Used shipping containers are a fabulous way to build, and when built appropriately, can offer a few advantages over more traditional construction methods. Tough and Durable Often overlooked, one advantage of shipping containers is their toughness and durability. Shipping containers are designed to transport valuable cargo, through rough seas and…
If you have dreamed of building your very own tiny house on wheels, but are short on building skills or short on time, you can order pre-fab kits on Amazon, which require only rudimentary building skills, and can be assembled within a day or two. The first two in this…
If you want to add solar panels to your RV, there is plenty of information on the internet. A lot of that information can be confusing, especially for a beginner. Let’s explore some of the common questions many people have about RV solar panels. What are RV solar panels, and…
This is a very simple RV DIY project you can do for around $30, or less. Works best if your RV has carpet on the ceiling. All you need is a USB fan, a USB battery pack, and some industrial strength velcro. Put the velcro on the fan’s stand, with…
