RV Boondocking Basics: A Guide to Living Without Hookups

Every year more people learn the secrets of successful boondocking--RV living without utility hookups. While fellow RVers are shelling out cash to stay at RV parks, boondockers stay at low cost (or free) natural campsites. Do they give up the "good things" of park living? Not at all. They watch TV, take showers, run computers, stereos & microwave ovens. With renewable solar or wind power they don't need noisy generators. RV Boondocking Basics will help you **Understand RV electrical systems & batteries **Evaluate, size, & purchase solar and wind charging systems** **Stay warm while using less electricity** **Live comfortably while consuming less** All this & more presented concisely and with a touch of humor from the open road. Charts, diagrams, & worksheets make this a most valuable RV bookshelf resource. The authors are experienced RVers who know & live the RV lifestyle. Their writings appear frequently in popular RV magazines.
Customer Review: Rudimentary at best.
The DeMarises cover electrical consumption, battery basics, some alternative energy sources, and hauling out the sewage. It's a short quick read. No treatment of offroad driving or RV operations, selecting (and avoiding) campsites, running a low impact campsite, basic equipment for rv boondocking (shovel, axe, rope, tow strap, etc.) or any of the other many "boondocking" topics which spring to my mind. This is money easily saved.
Customer Review: Where was this info when we started boondocking?
We're in our second decade of boondocking/dry camping. This book would have been such a great help when we were planning our RV life style. It's basic enough that if you are serious about making this you way of like you can put a pencil to all the applications covered in the book and use them when you start building that perfect boondocking RV. The theory and explanations are elementary enough for someone setting in an office dreaming of getting out on the road during vacation or after retirement can visualize and analyze what has to be done. Then they can take this book home and they can use it like a guide to get started on a new life style only we know. The freedom of living off the grid is something no one can really explain. Buy and read the book and I'm sure you will not travel with out it.

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