Ten Must Have Boondocking Gear Items - Full Time RVing 

Thanks Ed! Yes, they are great! Be well! 😃

Thanks Rayetta! 😃

Thanks Tracy. We love hearing that! 😃

Thanks Alan! 😃

Thank you! We appreciate you for watching!! 😀😀

You’ll get there! 😃 Hope you guys are doing well!

I got nothing....

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Thanks Rocky! 😃

Thank you for watching! 😀😀🚎

Thanks Wayne!

Thanks Glenn!!! ❤️😃🚎

Jacqueline found the jet pack through Verizon. I would also look into Starlink.

Thanks Max! We appreciate that! 😀😀

Right??? Thanks for watching Edward! 😃

Thanks Heidy! 😃

Love it! Happy to hear that we are not completely off base! 😃 Thanks for the compliment! Here’s to 2 more years! 🚎

Have fun! Thanks for watching and safe travels!!!! 😃❤️🚎

Thanks Paul! 😀😀

100 percent agree! 😃😃

Thank you!!! 😀😀

Thanks Kevin!

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Thank you! 😀😀

Yes, there are far more opportunities to use it than having a real fire. 😄😄

Hey Peter. I am going to check that out for sure! We appreciate you for watching and commenting!😃

😂 yes!! Thank you so much!!!

@@TheBorderHookups you’re very welcome! You two are awesome

Thank you! Internet is so crucial for us to have on the road! 😀😀

Thanks for commenting Luann. It can definitely be done without all of the bells and whistles, as you have proven. Super cool that you are making it happen!!! 😃❤️🚎

Hey Harley! Good to know. I always expect to see a snake under the rug. Yikes! Be well!

Thank you! 😃

Lol! It goes without saying! ❤️❤️

Thanks Mark! 😃

Lol. Thanks!

Thanks Gary! Welcome aboard! 😀😀🚎

Hi and welcome!! Thanks so much, that makes it all worthwhile!! 😀💜

Hi Carl - welcome aboard. We’re very sorry to hear about your wife. It’s great that you are getting out there! Thank you so much for watching and for commenting. Safe travels! 😀❤️🚎

Lol. We’ll put! Thanks for watching!

The guitar goes without saying! 😃❤️🎶

❤️🇨🇦!!!! We will for sure! Thanks for watching and commenting! 😃❤️🚎

We have talked about getting a 12 volt fridge. They are spendy little buggers.

100 percent agree! I used to have one and they are great. In our case we use our receiver for our bike rack. Love the suggestion!!! Please keep them coming!

Good point. 😀

Agreed. Simple is oftentimes better. Fewer moving parts.

Right????

Hey Marcus. We have 1280 watts on the roof and 3 100 amp hour Lyon lithiums. That is a good balance for us. You won’t regret it. It’s a good investment! Thanks for watching and commenting!

Going to even a basic solar set up drastically reduced our generator hours, as we discuss in our "How to Boondock longer" video. This simple change allowed us to go from 4-5 generator hours every 2 days, to around 2 generator hours per month. The exception being the very odd use of our a/c which is about 0-1 time per year. Happy Boondocking!🥂

Good call! Happy boondocking!!

No. Trying to miss the snow at all costs. 😀🥶. Just traction boards at this point.

@@TheBorderHookups I don't like to drive in ice and snow either. thanks for the video.

Hello. That’s a really tough question. For us… 40k fifth wheel. 40k truck. 10k solar and batteries. There are endless variables when it comes to choosing your setup. I know that this is vague. 😀

Hi Mike. We started with 450 watts. I believe it was around $1500 but that was almost 4 years ago. We didn’t add the VictronConnect inverter until we added the additional solar.

Hey Doug! 😃

Different people see it differently. Generally it’s camping in an RV without shore power or water hookups. Glamping is not far off. 😀

Hello. That’s a really good question. I have experience with neither. I would suggest checking out RV Miles’ page. Jason and Abbey give advice about everything RV. And they are great people. Thank you for reaching out! 😃

@@TheBorderHookups thank you

You are very welcome! 😃

We do. 😃

Love the RU-vid handle by the way.

Lol! Hey Nathan! 😃

Hi Steve. A lot of wayside rests have dumpsters or we pay at a gas station. Or you can break it into smaller bags and leave at the pump receptacles. For the tanks we use a dump station app to find spots. It’s never really an issue. Hope this helps.

Creative storing. 😀. Everything has its place.

@@TheBorderHookups Please give more details. Trying to learn something here.

I will have to rewatch that video and get right back to you. 😀

@@JFoxman I took a look at our show notes and here is a breakdown of where we store these items. I hope this helps. :-) We appreciate you for watching and commenting! Camco Levelers: amzn.to/3DXZOdg - Stored next to our leveling controls in the pass-through for easy access. Air Compressor: amzn.to/3JEBZZn - We keep this in the cab of the truck so that it is always with us. Generator: amzn.to/3O1Pc1J - Stored in the bed of the truck in the rear for easy access. Always locked. Contractor Garbage Bags: We keep these in the pass-through for easy access. amzn.to/37y4daC Verizon Jetpack Hotspot: Kept inside of the camper.amzn.to/3xcD7Rj Camp Saw: amzn.to/35WiH3E Kept in the bin under the rig. We don't use it a lot. Camp Hatchet: amzn.to/38tTcHM Same as the saw. Propane Fire Ring: amzn.to/3KsiWTf We keep this in the bed of the truck next to the gennie. Camper Rug: amzn.to/3upl4oV This sits under the cover lip right behind the cab of the truck so that it won't blow out on the road. Water Bladder: amzn.to/3upjzqS We store this in the bin with items that we don't use everyday. It stores very small. Water Jugs: amzn.to/3NYl7jw These ride under the camper rug so that they don't blow out. Solar Setup: Refer to: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zZDzqAy68R0.html These are on the roof of the camper.

@@TheBorderHookups Thanks for that. I am quickly discovering that storage space is the "first big hurdle" to overcome in RV life.

Lol! We were just sitting with them in Mexico talking about our coincidental episodes. 😂

We have. 😂