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Thone composting toilets, That is where I got the plans also. Free download of plans

Helllo Lapeer, I stumbled upon "Solar Mounts LLC" on craigslist. I met the owner when I went out to pick up my first batch. They are awesome, they always purchase more than they need for a big commercial install and then sell the overstock later. pretty sweet buying new panels for pennies on the dollar.

You can find some amazing deals on Aliexpress, I have also gotten some cells from Battery Hookup, they sell all kinds of stuff but you really need to be careful with them I got some pretty marginal cells from them.

Hey Mr. Lapeer, A friend lives in Lapeer. I purchased 11 acres last Nov. in Oscoda, just bare land with a nice trail and shallow well pump. My 29' trailer is working perfectly except in the winter, I have seen a few people who converted cargo trailers, pretty novel Idea... My girlfriend was very resistant about the whole idea but she recently used it and was very happy with it, I guess she was just a little confused but I just kept reminding her of the vault toilets we used up in the UP last summer, very stinky and not a good experience.

@@adventurezinrecovery Tawas, Oscoda are our often visited locations. We just recently stayed a week near the Lumberman's monument, at the cook dam. I solo motorcycle camp around there a cpl times a year. My motorcycle and my hammock. My wife has no interest in it. It looks like a nice piece of property you have there! Enjoy

I got some inexpensive vinyl fabric on ebay for $11 and simply glued that on and it has been working really well so far, light weight and easy to clean

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Hey Chip Dog, I would love to see and hear more about your system. I got my cells from Aliexpress on a black friday special and have never seen them that low since which was over 2 years ago, I spent under $1600 for all grade A spec 280ah eve cells with shipping. I however do not love my cells and they are not perfectly balanced they drift alot during usage but the active balance should help this. I originally had a Daly BMS and it worked fine but no low temp cutoff and it did a poor job of balancing, so I got a JK BMS with active balance and bluetooth, I love it's versatility and discovered it on Peter's channel "solar garage". I also follow Will Prowse but he doesn't do much with RV's anymore. I am thinking about doing a 12volt battery and solar system but I kinda want to keep it simple. A friend I met in New Orleans a few years ago had a van build with a big 12 volt bank and no solar he simply charged off his alternator, it was a very simple setup that was based off of marine system. I am not familiar with sungoldpower but I love the specs, I wish I had a larger capacity in both transfer and inverter and the higher solar input voltage is pretty much standard these days. I got my MPP solar over 3 years ago and made that decision because alot of people have used them for years on small off grid cottages and love the reliability however because it is so versatile it can be a pain to program but I have recently added the solar panels and went totally off grid so my settings have changed. Thanks for the response, and enjoy the build Chris

@@adventurezinrecovery It's funny you mentioned New Orleans as that's my hometown. I've seen RVs with dual alternator set-ups that work well if you move every couple of days. But if you sit in one place for 2 weeks at a time (the BLM and FS camping limit) it would get expensive running your big engine just to charge your batteries. A generator is much more efficient. It would really depend on your lifestyle and boondocking habits if using this method exclusively would be practical or not. I have a battery-to-battery charger, for charging off my MHs alternator when enroute, but I haven't had to use it much. Between my solar and my 80 amp Progressive Dynamics converter/charger they keep my battery topped off daily. I just recently experienced a week of overcast days while boondocking at the reservoir in Sutherland, NE, but even with limited solar charging, I was able to keep my battery at 100% just with incidental generator use - like running my microwave or making a pot of rice with my rice cooker. It's satisfying to look at my battery monitor and see 15 amps coming from the converter to power my coach while another 65 amps is going directly into the battery, knowing it's not going to overcharge it either, like a big alternator might. I used to watch Will Prouse a lot. I learned how to top balance my battery from him. I think Peter's channel is funny. They do things a little differently down under, but lots of good stuff can be gleaned from his experiments too. From what I understand buying batteries online can be a crap shoot. Sometimes you are lucky and sometimes you might get a couple bad cells - even from a reputable vender. I don't want the hassle of returning cells to China which is why I went with a company with USA stock - though I'm sure I paid for this convenience up front. It's tough if you're moving every couple of weeks to receive amazon deliveries, much less keep up with returns. It can be expensive (not to mention inconvenient) to sit in an RV park for a month or more paying for hookups because the batteries you live off of are in transit from China. I guess you've gotta pay to play. Take care, Chip

Amazon, I believe it's called a specimen catch. I guess it's called a top hat in the nursing community

BodyHealt Colector de muestras graduadas con capacidad para coleccionistas (10 unidades) 1       Color: 10 unidades

I do use trash bags, I do not plan on using the compost for humanure which is used for ornamental plantings only.

I was thinking of using laminate for countertops or a piece of vinyl flooring, both would be far better for durability. I went with the least expensive and the color match's everything in my camper.

a.co/d/2NB59zd Graduated specimen collector, if this like does not work use that in the search box. $13 for 5 or $7 each. Damn inflation!

@@adventurezinrecovery You are awesome! Thank you so much!

You could get one of those, probably for free. Next time you go to the clinic ask the nurse for a "hat". That's what it's called. You will also need to cut the hole in it yourself.

For now the liquids go into a 1 gallon catch (iced tea bottle) I have room for a larger receptacle (which I would strongly suggest) but eventually It will be plumbed into my holding tank on my RV. I tried to use rare earth magnets to hold the diverter in place but they were to strong and kept pulling away, meaning the glue was not strong enough so I decided on a simple dowel attached to the diverter and small hole in the front of upper frame, not the greatest but with the seat down it keeps everything aligned.

Where did you get the plans you mentioned in the video?

I used the specimen catcher thingy from Amazon, It was $2.99 last year. The separator from "Throne" is $95 plus shipping! Sorry but I'm gonna pass on that for now, just a little to much cheese for me. I did find one on ebay for a little less but the shipping from the UK is the killer. I have not used it yet but it is essentially the same as version one just not as stable. I will be screwing it to the RV toilet flange.