The modern USB-C Power Delivery port on computers are one of the biggest game changers for people like myself who works on the road. We are always looking for good ways to power our computers so we can stay charged. Pure sine wave inverters have served that purpose in the Read more…
When spending any amount of time in a camper, airflow is really important… especially when living in a small space full-time. We recommend installing two roof vents, ideally both being fans as well. This helps with personal comfort, heat from cooking and condensation from breathing, heaters and temperature change. We Read more…
We got 2 of these chairs for our everyday outdoor camp chairs. It had decent reviews on Amazon so we gave it a shot. The quality is pretty good and after a year of use, it is still holding up well. It packs down pretty small which was the main Read more…
We wanted a heater for the van that work well in sub-freezing temperatures and didn’t consume a lot of electricity. This Camco Olympian Wave 6 definitely fit the bill. It puts out a massive amount of heat and uses no electricity at all. The only downsides are that it has Read more…
Building a tiny house or small camper, having a propane system can add a lot of flexibility. Solar panels and off-grid electricity is great but any type of heating and cooking can use a lot of energy. Propane offers a great and convenient way to cook and heat a small Read more…
We planned for enough solar panels to not really need to ever plug our van into the grid for power. However there will be times when we will find ourselves in overcast weather for extended periods of time without a way to replenish our power. While we are traveling in Read more…
A MPPT controller can take a much higher voltage input and dynamically convert it to the appropriate charging voltage by increasing the amperage output. For example, if I was bringing in 39-volts of power at 1 amp, a MPPT controller can convert the voltage to 13 volts which is more Read more…
In our Sprinter van, we used 2 of these panels. They are priced very competitively and are very efficient. It often produces higher output at peak times than what it is rated. With 2 of these, we have seen nearly 360 watts of power in direct sun. When mounted side Read more…
We’ve had sinks and stoves in all of the different campers we’ve owned but they were always independent from each other. This is the first time we opted for a combination unit. We ended up choosing the 2-burner model with glass lid from Dometic. [amazon_link asins=’B01M5EID7C,B01M68HDHR’ template=’ProductCarousel’ store=’tinyliving-reviews-20′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’3cc3826d-cf6a-4f78-9ed3-e21c6d8d961f’]
The Dometic CFX 65DZ was engineered with the most adventurous traveler in mind. Featuring a weatherproof construction, and a hermetically sealed Waco compressor, the CFX 65DZ will perform in the most extreme conditions. The CFX 65DZ also features an easy to use soft touch digital control panel that utilizes the Read more…