After using just about every device to pull in 4g from anywhere, I stumbled across a solution that has been rock solid, giving me the fastest mobile internet...

Today we take a tour of a Tiny House is a home on a flatbed truck. It's like a cabin on wheels! The owner/builder, Parker, did an amazing job, especially sin...

Basically a diaper genie for adults. Clever idea, but expensive for the long-term RVer.

Superbly engineered, thought out, tested high roof van conversion. Lots of good product recommendations.

He likes birch as a wood, light and strong. Either sold birch or "aircraft grade birch plywood."

Kelly Moore Durapoxy: https://kellymoore.com/products/interior-paint/dura-poxy/
Paintable epoxy. 3 coats I think.

Wow, $1000 to mount your panels is outrageous. It is about a 1-2 hour job and the hardware for the mount should cost no more than $20. I do have a couple of suggestions.

1. Dump the PWM controller and replace it with an MPPT controller. MPPT controllers operate quite differently than PWM controllers and will give you as much as 35% moreoutput from your panels. A 20 amp MPPT controller should be adequate for your 200 watts of solar panels, although for very little more money you can buy a 30 amp controller that wil allow you to add a third 100 watt panel in the future..

2. If you buy an MPPT controller, connect the two panels in series, not parallel. That will let your system put out usable power for more hours each day and in lower light (i.e., overcast or partial sun).

3. Permanently connect the second battery in parallel with your house battery. That way you will always charge both batteries and will have more power available at night. Also, if you use both batteries together the pair will not be drawn down as far at night and you will get better life out of the batteries.

4. Finally, get rid of the solenoid between the vehicle and house batteries and replace it with a battery combiner relay. That sort of setup will automatically connect your house battery(s) with the vehicle battery when the engine is running and then automatically separate the batteries when you turn the engine off.

Really nice conversion.

Excellent bed/desk system.