I am looking for ways to power an RV for several weeks/months during the winter in the northern half of the Northwest Territories or Yukon. Assuming the RV is parked most of this period, most of the power will be needed for heating, LED lights, and i...
pianotuna wrote:Hi,What communities do you expect to be in?What you wish to do is possible--but much easier if there is a reliable source of electricity. There is a thread on winter camping in the full time forum.pianotuna - None decided on yet, thou...
DownTheAvenue wrote:You can't be serious trying to over winter in the Yukon or Northwest Territories in a RV. Keeping warm, keeping pipes from freezing, and keeping the absorption refrigerator operating will be a challenge for even the most experienc...
Lwiddis wrote:Even during a short day solar can provide a noticeable amount of amps per 100 watt panel...10-15 if positioned well with a clear sky. No fuel to replace, no noise. Don’t blow it off.Lwiddis - Good points. But, going months with either c...
MDKMDK wrote:Try contacting tourism NWT and Yukon and see if they can help you. They have websites and probably toll free numbers to speak with people who could advise you about the feasibility of such a project. If there are year round sources of fu...
