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If you want more water you can get a cheap and lightweight bladder and also a drill operated pump if you need to transfer water from bladder to your on board tank. The problem usually is not water available but how you manage your tanks as we all know.


@Neal , you don't camp where I do! It can be miles to water unless you're stealing it.
 
what about battery configurations? I've been hearing 2x12 volts and 2x 6volt battery config. OR what about after market battery meter? (my trailer doens't have one) any suggestions out there for battery life and maintenance? Yes I do have a solar panel.
 
what about battery configurations? I've been hearing 2x12 volts and 2x 6volt battery config. OR what about after market battery meter? (my trailer doens't have one) any suggestions out there for battery life and maintenance? Yes I do have a solar panel.
Here is a current link as of 4/16/23
Battery Maintenance
 
Must haves? First and foremost must have is to determine your needs and wants while off-grid. Build up from there.
 
Hot dog stick and a hammock. Everything else is added weight.
 

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