http://homesonwheels.tribe.net/thread/4d1c74f6-b69c-40bc-a86f-0a0eea8a6b37?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://homesonwheels.tribe.net/thread/4d1c74f6-b69c-40bc-a86f-0a0eea8a6b37#a7559bb0-fe7f-4aaf-bc2d-c10f61a5e66d I hope that your solar project will work out. I am also interested in converting a bus into a personal home with solar panels. With a solar powered mobile home, you can continue in a nomadic lifestyle just like the Israelites with the Tabernacle in the Book of Exodus by Moses. You can read the Book of Exodus at www.justbible.com to learn more about the Bible itself. Wed, 13 Aug 2008 03:16:49 GMT http://homesonwheels.tribe.net/thread/4d1c74f6-b69c-40bc-a86f-0a0eea8a6b37#a7559bb0-fe7f-4aaf-bc2d-c10f61a5e66d Jonathan Yu 2008-08-13T03:16:49Z http://homesonwheels.tribe.net/thread/4d1c74f6-b69c-40bc-a86f-0a0eea8a6b37#2de48d48-2749-4aa2-b1f1-fa521f6819e9 Hi Gang I live out on the end of Long Island in N.Y. Most of my work is between 50 and 75 miles in travel one way. Gas is up to about $4.50 here so traveling is pretty costly. So what to do? Well, I decided to build a rolling bungalow so I can stay on the job for a week or two at a time. Here’s a few pics of the beginning. The welder finished the solar rack today. Im putting 9/51 watt panels on it. A Trace C40 charge controller and a 1000 watt xantrex inverter with remote. I’m just going to throw in 6 or 8/220 amph golf cart batteries for my power supply. I got a used rv stove/oven and a small 2 way fridg. It should be fine for short stays. Peace along the way Dennis the bus dweller N.Y. Sat, 26 Jul 2008 14:13:07 GMT http://homesonwheels.tribe.net/thread/4d1c74f6-b69c-40bc-a86f-0a0eea8a6b37#2de48d48-2749-4aa2-b1f1-fa521f6819e9 Dennis 2008-07-26T14:13:07Z