They use really good insulation and dry ice. The dry ice melted though. I got Maine Scallops in the order, but they shorted me a pound. I haven't had lobster since being on a cruise. Yumm! I wish they had it!
Thanks Santa. I'm pretty desperate right now since I have to be out of here in 2 days and it looks like there's no way that's gonna happen due to 19 years of accumulated stuff in my apartment. Right now I'm just trying to figure out a reasonably powerful solar system that uses remote panels that...
I wish they treated me like that. I still haven't heard back from them with multiple calls. I usually buy locally. Home Depot/Lowes, and then there's Ebay or other private sellers online. I am being forced to do the latter because of Amazon's ineptitude.
You did say 5 cats in a van right?? I am an animal lover, but I don't know how well that would work. One cat would be a challenge. You will need to be concerned about heating and cooling (mostly) as a top priority for your animals. You can't be in the van 24/7.
I didn't have any books, BUT a family friend who was drafted in the military gave me an electronics kit. You could build things like radios, morse code, etc. with diagrams and wires.
I read a comment where it says thinsulate's good for blocking out sound, but not good for insulation. Like I said CheapRVLiving has a video on what to use to insulate here:
I am on a huge time crunch, and things have been delayed due to Amazon's incompetence. I have no extra time right now. I have to search for everything through other stores now. Very time consuming. I thought Amazon would make it easier, but to the contrary. I am following Will's blueprint...
Since you are in a time crunch and need portable power, Bob just reviewed this all-in-one today. I don't think Will did any vids on it. It does have a coupon code (look in the description notes) which needs to be used within a certain time. Check this out, and watch all of Will's videos to...
That's really nice looking, but I can't lift 75#'s and 47 lbs. is REALLY pushing it for me. (Back disibilities). That limits my choices quite a bit. I will need to be able to lift it in and out of a vehicle. Later on, I will be in a house and will be able to have a bigger one with some kind...
Do you mean sealed lead acid battery? If so, yes, the depth of discharge is 50%. They're cheaper in the beginning, but you can discharge the lithium iron phosphate (LiFePo) batteries almost down to 0% and you get A LOT more service time on the lithium batteries (meaning more years.) Also, the...
Here are some of Will's blueprints: https://www.mobile-solarpower.com/diy-solar-blueprints.html You need to be more specific as to what advice you need.
These were suggested to me by another member on a thread of mine to keep Lithium batteries from freezing. I haven't tried them, but will. https://www.ebay.com/itm/US-Motorcycle-Snowmobile-Handlebar-Grips-Heater-Hand-Warmer-Adhesive-Heated-Pads/153731190523 Obviously you know you can buy...
Thank you so much again! I really appreciate all your help! Sometimes I'm still a little confused though. I hope you don't mind me asking more questions? This has turned out to be more complicated than I expected. I want to learn though and WILL learn. I may be ignorant, but I'm not stupid...
Although I have neither at the moment, Will recommends the GoWise 2000/4000 and I am getting that one for my system. Other people here like them. If not for any other reason, the GoWise has 3 AC outlets, and a USB port. The other one has only 2 a/c outlets EDITED. I think I'd get the GoWise
Well, that depends on several things, including your budget! I am making my system right now, and have 2 Battle Born Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries. Will, the owner of this site, highly recommends them and many others too. If you can afford them, buy them. (they are always in stock and...