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I have converted part of my playground into a small, 6x4x6 tiny "home." Here's how I did it: Over the past 5 months, I've modified a section of a playground in my backyard to be an insulated, passively (and electronically, if needed) heated/cooled, weather-proof area for under $80 (wood, materials, ...

Alright, no problem! Can't wait to see these plans come into place! I forgot about your DC generator, but that seems like a much better idea anyway. Good luck!

Hi, Troy! I thought of a few suggestions for your solar panels and your tiny house on wheels that you are planning on making: -I was just watching your video where you were telling us about your plans for a tiny home on wheels and your decision not to have a porch. If you wanted, you could still hav...

Alright, I hope you enjoy Australia! I've been doing many experiments myself involving my setup, and I really do see what you mean with your tests and everything. I really hope I will be able to help you with anything once I graduate, but I know this solar and do-it-yourself stuff is definitely for ...

Was going through Dry Ridge today and while I was on the exit, I saw some small houses. Well, they're kinda small. They're probably like two of Troy's RVs put together, minus the solar porch. I would guess it is about 35x20 if anybody is interested, and it is located behind the Hampton Inn on that e...

I just began to experiment with what will be part of my future off grid setup- just two marine batteries, one 100W panel, charge controller (like the cheap one you just got in the mail), 500 W modified inverter, and some basic supplies to run off of it. It's all an outside setup in an old playground...