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wa8yxm · 02-25-2013, 06:34 PM

That would work well for ... Flush water.

One slight difference, My "Bug Out House" does not need to be hooked up, as it is a class A. in addition it holds enough gasoline to run the genny 3 days straight, or I can run Genny days and run on batteries at night, Genny is 5,000 watts, I used less than half of it when the lights went out in Detroit last time (I actually read the in-panel wattmeter on the Generator transfer panel in the house)

Yes, There are many advantages to living on wheels.

Here is one not many think of... We go shopping, Usually as we go from CG to CG, so we take the house with us.. Wife loads up on stuff at Aldi that needs to stay cold, It's August, Others bring say, Ice cream out to their car, Drive home, and put slush in the freezer cause it melted.

We come out of the store and directly to the freezer it goes, NO delay, No melting.

02-25-2013, 06:34 PM	#3
wa8yxm Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Mobile, on the road Posts: 1,139	That would work well for ... Flush water. One slight difference, My "Bug Out House" does not need to be hooked up, as it is a class A. in addition it holds enough gasoline to run the genny 3 days straight, or I can run Genny days and run on batteries at night, Genny is 5,000 watts, I used less than half of it when the lights went out in Detroit last time (I actually read the in-panel wattmeter on the Generator transfer panel in the house) Yes, There are many advantages to living on wheels. Here is one not many think of... We go shopping, Usually as we go from CG to CG, so we take the house with us.. Wife loads up on stuff at Aldi that needs to stay cold, It's August, Others bring say, Ice cream out to their car, Drive home, and put slush in the freezer cause it melted. We come out of the store and directly to the freezer it goes, NO delay, No melting.