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Some truth... I have been using my magic chef 4.4 cubic foot fridge in my home built trailer 100% of the time for almost 4 years. The inverter is always on. 12v DC system. Including the load from the inverter, it pulls 5.5 to 6.5 amps on the DC side while running. I added a child lock from...

10 series. The coffee machine works great but it is BIG. My Nespresso mini finally KTB after 4 years of off road abuse. The L'OR also makes full cups of ☕️ so it stays.

The freezer is in. Inside galley/bathroom/etc. is basically finished. Unless, of course, you ask my wife.

Kitchen is coming along. Job situation caused us to not to our big Mexico trip this year so I took some time for some upgrades. Today I laid out the drinking water system using the same type of jug I use for Grey water with a little USB pump. I also tied down the coffee machine, velcroed in the...

What thickness and what is the weight per square foot?

I made DIY composite panels with mitered edges. I used aluminum angle on the outside and 80/20 on the inside. The inside framing provides the base for all of the inside structure. So, it essentially is an internal roll cage. Anywhere that the framing is connected to the walls is 3M VHB tape. In...

A little snow camping

More progress today. Wifey wanted me to hide the toilet when it isn't in use. So, I built the under cabinet shelf and the shelf for the future freezer then I built a sliding door for the 💩er. I will make some fill pa els once the plumbing is done. Waiting on brown Santa to bring me my weather...

Sink, Drain, Faucet, and Grey Tank today. Waiting on a few connectors before I do the plumbing. I'm also going to add an additional 12v plug for the 12v freezer

Well, I decided to make some more enhancements based on usage. I spent more than 50 nights in the trailer last year and learned a few things. The 3 things I am currently working on are. 1. Bench space 2. Indoor water/grey water 3. Freezer (just big enough for some frozen meat. And...because...

Until you put stabilizer Jack's down... single axle trailers do not really twist a whole lot from the loads that come from the ground. If you use jacks, level the trailer first and just use the jacks to keep the cabin from rockin... For construction, everyone has already pointed out the two...

I went back on my no propane idea. I still use the induction but it is necessary to have fire during fire season. I got a little propane fire pit, a Coleman 2 burner and an 11 gallon tank. I also added starlink. 40 nights so far this year.

This is the first time I have deployed the full kit. Fun fact: it got down to around 30 degrees Saturday night. With just body heat, we had to keep the vent open to keep it cool. 30 outside, 57 inside.

The floor is taped to the frame with 80 feet or so of VHB tape.

I do not have a good answer for my poor decision. :) Honestly, there was a reason but I can't remember it anymore and the cons far outweigh the pros. Now it is just a discussion piece at camp.

I wish I would have made mine square. . .but I have standing height. More solar, more interior storage. . .function before form. . .but I didn't.

Tech set up (I typically work full time while traveling so we can travel more) Starlink Starlink Ethernet Adapter Port replicator Speedify app to combine internet sources. I have tested this at home and it works well. Can't use chatGPT with it. I haven't needed it while traveling. I guess it's...

Well...first long trip is in the books. 3 weeks in Baja and a couple more in the states. More mods coming based on experience. Overall, I couldn't be happier.

Made a mini dinette. It increased inside functionality by a TON. gearing up for a month of cross border adventures. It is a huge bamboo cutting board.

Hey folks, I have used a 110v, 4.4 cubic foot fridge in my trailer for the last year and a half. It has never been shut off. The inverter is on 100% of the time. On the 12v side of the inverter, the fridge draws between 5 and 6.5 amps when running including .9 amps from the inverter. Cycle...