What you really need is a solar panel. With all that Texan sunshine you could keep your batteries topped up no probs.TheReal_ND wrote:I was running Christmas lights in this can![]()
They draw too much power though, I really need led lights so I can read.
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For legal reasons, we are not threatening to destroy U.S. government property with our glorious medieval siege engine. But if we wanted to, we could. But we won’t. But we could.


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TheReal_ND wrote:Speaker to Animals wrote:You should get a military sleep system from a surplus store. Comes with three layers of sleeping bags for all weather and a gotten bivvy.
A while back, my whole area lost power for about 24 hours. That night it got so cold the water in the toilets started freezing over. But inside that system I was really warm.
Well the sleeping bag is milsurp but it's not got the silk. I actually love the bag it keeps me more than warm enough so far but it hasn't gotten too cold yet. Fighting the heat has been the biggest challenge of this year.
If you have a place to plug it in and make it work, I would recommend an electric heater. Be careful, though, those space heaters are known to cause fires.

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Yeah I thought of that a few times. Not having much problem charging my lap top off the auxiliary battery though, I got it hooked up real retarded; like die in a fire retarded.Montegriffo wrote:What you really need is a solar panel. With all that Texan sunshine you could keep your batteries topped up no probs.TheReal_ND wrote:I was running Christmas lights in this can![]()
They draw too much power though, I really need led lights so I can read.
Thought of that too but I got to spec it out.Penner wrote:TheReal_ND wrote:Speaker to Animals wrote:You should get a military sleep system from a surplus store. Comes with three layers of sleeping bags for all weather and a gotten bivvy.
A while back, my whole area lost power for about 24 hours. That night it got so cold the water in the toilets started freezing over. But inside that system I was really warm.
Well the sleeping bag is milsurp but it's not got the silk. I actually love the bag it keeps me more than warm enough so far but it hasn't gotten too cold yet. Fighting the heat has been the biggest challenge of this year.
If you have a place to plug it in and make it work, I would recommend an electric heater. Be careful, though, those space heaters are known to cause fires.
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Agreed. They're direct, to the point, and comprehensive enough to cover all the bases. So glad to be here!Speaker to Animals wrote:Keep it simple, but perhaps a different ontology.
Maybe like:
Social issues
Politics
Economy
Foreign affairs
Off topic
That's mainly what was being discussed.
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Sup nickles glad you made it!
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Yeah keeping cool is much harder that staying warm. Good insulation helps with both and keeps the condensation down.TheReal_ND wrote:Speaker to Animals wrote:You should get a military sleep system from a surplus store. Comes with three layers of sleeping bags for all weather and a gotten bivvy.
A while back, my whole area lost power for about 24 hours. That night it got so cold the water in the toilets started freezing over. But inside that system I was really warm.
Well the sleeping bag is milsurp but it's not got the silk. I actually love the bag it keeps me more than warm enough so far but it hasn't gotten too cold yet. Fighting the heat has been the biggest challenge of this year.
For legal reasons, we are not threatening to destroy U.S. government property with our glorious medieval siege engine. But if we wanted to, we could. But we won’t. But we could.


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TheReal_ND wrote:Yeah I thought of that a few times. Not having much problem charging my lap top off the auxiliary battery though, I got it hooked up real retarded; like die in a fire retarded.Montegriffo wrote:What you really need is a solar panel. With all that Texan sunshine you could keep your batteries topped up no probs.TheReal_ND wrote:I was running Christmas lights in this can![]()
They draw too much power though, I really need led lights so I can read.
Thought of that too but I got to spec it out.Penner wrote:TheReal_ND wrote:
Well the sleeping bag is milsurp but it's not got the silk. I actually love the bag it keeps me more than warm enough so far but it hasn't gotten too cold yet. Fighting the heat has been the biggest challenge of this year.
Best not to cause any fires.
If you have a place to plug it in and make it work, I would recommend an electric heater. Be careful, though, those space heaters are known to cause fires.

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Yeah I really need to insulate cause I'm probably going to be doing this while I stack money for a trailer home or something.
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Never plug anything in without a fuse. I watched a van go from smoking radio to roaring inferno in about 5 mins at a gas station once. The retarded thing was people were still pulling up to get fuel.TheReal_ND wrote: Yeah I thought of that a few times. Not having much problem charging my lap top off the auxiliary battery though, I got it hooked up real retarded; like die in a fire retarded.

For legal reasons, we are not threatening to destroy U.S. government property with our glorious medieval siege engine. But if we wanted to, we could. But we won’t. But we could.


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Well there's like three fuses between the auxiliary battery, the cigar lighter and the power inverter. It's really retarded, I have the auxiliary battery hooked up to the power inverter which is in turn hooked up to the cigar lighter so it's likeMontegriffo wrote:Never plug anything in without a fuse. I watched a van go from smoking radio to roaring inferno in about 5 mins at a gas station once. The retarded thing was people were still pulling up to get fuel.TheReal_ND wrote: Yeah I thought of that a few times. Not having much problem charging my lap top off the auxiliary battery though, I got it hooked up real retarded; like die in a fire retarded.
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