nn
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Post by nn on Jun 10, 2014 14:07:57 GMT -8
thanks all...a lot to think about. I think it is unlikely that we will be using the propane, but it is a good point to just run the line anyway while we have the thing in pieces.
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Post by heron2000 on Jun 12, 2014 4:05:10 GMT -8
when I rebuilt my aristocrat landcommander we decided to remove the propane. we put in a microwave and a 110 frig, flushing toilet and roof air conditioner. we have a large family of grown kids (4) and 10 grandkids. We enjoy cooking outdoors on our 3 burner Coleman stove. we have a really nice set up for cooking and doing dishes outdoors. When it rains we still cook under the detached canopy. we always camp where we can connect to water and electric if we are buy ourselves with out the kids and it rains we can always cook on the electric skillet
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Post by wisconsinjoe on Nov 9, 2014 20:41:17 GMT -8
Just catching up on threads. For me, no propane is a deal killer because I put a high priority on boondockable ability. Adding in a 12 volt battery/charger system with super low wattage LED lighting and fan cooling/venting, a propane/120v fridge, as well as a few 120 volt outlets...well you can go anywhere. Sort of like the best tent camping ever. Wake up on chilly morning, slide in and out from the comforter to light the coffee water...that's easy street compared to the old days.
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