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TIM's TO DO LIST :D.

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Mittens
GM, 107 posts
Fri 5 Oct 2012
at 01:54
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TIM's TO DO LIST :D

Ree ranks for happy initiative reading the brainstorming thread haz!  Need to make a backup of that in case rpol dies out of nowhere.
Mittens
GM, 108 posts
Fri 5 Oct 2012
at 01:55
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Re: TIM's TO DO LIST :D

High priority:  Before they get any more lost, finding the various things written on note paper and writing copying it all down here so won't have to re-do effort.  For example: The phone number for the Leterkenny Township weer who's in charge of permits was written on a slip of paper.

Reminder: Wed.  Go to bank to stinge cash.

For the prop: Need to build a basic bucket toilet for next trip.  Look into how to make a door for the trailer.  Need a rust proof lock.  Need to take pics / video for Jack Kline to look at and advise on what equip is needed.  Add a craigslist tab for free stuff.  Watch for a good deal on a pickup truck or van.  Solar video for adding solar to camper.  Make sure camper's toilet works.  Research if it's a bad idea to leave water in the water tank during winter months.  Where's the nearest source of water in Waynesboro?

Nother thing worth looking into:  How long will the plywood on the trailer last?  Will painting it help extend it's life?

For delegation purposes:  Goro and Beards willing to make phone calls.  Seema willing to do internet research.
This message was last edited by the GM at 00:33, Sun 07 Oct 2012.
Mittens
GM, 109 posts
Sun 7 Oct 2012
at 00:37
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Rust free locks.
Battery powered circular saw?  $55   Extra batteries?  $26   Charger:  $30
http://www.lowes.com/pd_311810...rdless&facetInfo=
http://www.lowes.com/pd_313036...attery&facetInfo=
http://www.lowes.com/ProductDi...follow&cId=PDIO1

Generator: $330
Length (Inches) 31.3
Width (Inches) 23.9
Height (Inches) 20.3

Shovel. $10
Make toilet for trip.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...=1&v=lCzklDp83Ck

Make topo map of prop.  Be sure to measure the height of the creek!
Find true north.
Use trailer as anchor for map.
Be sure to bring guns just in case.
Off or Skin so Soft for bugs.
Take camera or video camera!!!  To show pics to Jack.
Solar toilet DIY
Parabolic curved ceilings in earthship?
NEED TO TAKE GOOD SHOES!

Long, accurate level.  Check accuracy of the one in Attic.  $10 (Has someone invented spring loaded rubber bumpers?)
http://www.lowes.com/pd_226223...llar|1&facetInfo=
This message was last edited by the GM at 03:19, Sun 07 Oct 2012.
Timothius
GM, 1 post
Tue 9 Oct 2012
at 20:01
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Important fact: Under most conditions, breathing smoke from burning trash and human waste does not result in any significant risk to short- or long-term health.

This means we could set up a fireplace and burn the human waste. Don't necessarily NEED an oven. When I went on to read what medical concerns ARE there for being exposed to burning human waste, the main concerns were getting burned by the fire, or inhaling too much smoke. In other words, same concerns as any other fire.

Here's the source: http://www.burnpits360.org/upl...e%20%20%28313%29.pdf

Meanwhile, solar ovens seem to be super simple and not even electric in any way. At least, the cheap one I found: http://www.escapadedirect.com/solaroven.html

Could potentially build one.


For rust-proof locks: I thought I'd check and there are also Waterproof locks. Which, presumably, would be rust proof automatically, unless there's something other than water that causes rust. Would help me more to know what you need rust-proof locks for.
Mittens
GM, 113 posts
Wed 10 Oct 2012
at 04:53
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YAY progress!  Downloaded the following pdf:

\\COOLERMASTER\Users\Public\Downloads\Jones, How to Make and Use The BYU Solar Cooker-Cooler.pdf

Way more options here: http://solarcooking.org/plans/
Comparison of advantages: http://solarcooking.wikia.com/...ans#Selected_designs

More info on other options here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_cooker
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_water_disinfection

Thinking of using a black metal bucket as the "oven" part of the solar toilet:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Black-...;hash=item19d474edbd
Mittens
GM, 114 posts
Thu 11 Oct 2012
at 02:20
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Re: TIM's TO DO LIST :D

Bucket... Compostable?
Solar Oven
Zip Line Cable
Rope and Seat
Vid cam.
Shovel.
Saw.  Batteries.
Hinges.
Locks?  (Maybe just screws)
Hidden lock?
Check weather!
Music?
Wheelbarrow?
Look for dead trees.

Who has cell coverage at property?
What ground cover plant has shallow roots?
What grows well under trees?
Crashed space ship.  Ancient aliens.


Prioritize Fon!
Mittens
GM, 121 posts
Sat 27 Oct 2012
at 19:08
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Need to caulk the camper!
Timothius
GM, 3 posts
Fri 2 Nov 2012
at 22:54
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Re: TIM's TO DO LIST :D

Days are smaller lately. I helped mom pick up the RV, then got ready to walk with dad as agreed ahead of time, but David was there when I got back from RV stuff. :) We hung out for an hour, then walked David home. That single hour extra was just enough to leave JUST enough light left to barely scrape by putting the new bulbs in the porch light. Now it's dark and I can't caulk the camper. OK, so try researching the part the auto mechanic needed? This stuff is backwards Egyptian to me. But I gave it a shot. I don't know if this is the right part or not:

http://compare.ebay.com/like/3...emTypes&var=sbar

So I'll need to call the mechanic tomorrow and ask. :\ Seeing as how we barely managed to pick it up before the place closed, I certainly can't call him today.

As a side note, that walk convinced me it has gotten COLD. I thought I'd be fine with a walk. And I was. But with the sudden "we need to do porch light" ambush, by the time that was done, my face was numb (I was wearing plenty of warmities everywhere else). That said, I may try to caulk the RV earlier (like morning or something). Maybe you and I could do that together on one of your days off since we'll be trying to adjust our schedule to sleep and wake earlier anyway.
Mittens
GM, 124 posts
Sun 4 Nov 2012
at 02:02
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Re: TIM's TO DO LIST :D

Yay progress!  Reminder to caulk on Monday!  Tues - Wed will be putting in mailbox on property as weather allows.  Maybe spend the night in RV for fon.  And to placate Beards' "you must spend the night there to claim to live there."  Yadda yadda.
Mittens
GM, 126 posts
Wed 7 Nov 2012
at 01:17
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Re: TIM's TO DO LIST :D

TRUCKS OVER 2600 GVW PROHIBITED.  DOES RV COUNT???
Mittens
GM, 130 posts
Fri 16 Nov 2012
at 05:53
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Re: TIM's TO DO LIST :D

Research and purchase 3 month supply of food for 4 people (1 year for 1 person).  Check infowars.com for a link to food supplier and discount.
Timothius
GM, 4 posts
Sat 17 Nov 2012
at 00:57
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Mittens:
TRUCKS OVER 2600 GVW PROHIBITED.  DOES RV COUNT???


Answer:

Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) is the actual weight of the fully loaded vehicle or trailer, including all cargo, fluids, passengers, and optional equipment, as measured by a scale.

If you are in a motor home and not towing anything, the GVW is the total weight of the RV and everything in it. If your RV is composed of more than one unit (towing a trailer or a vehicle), then the GVW is only part of the total.

For more, go to the website I got this from:
http://changingears.com/rv-sec...les-understand.shtml


My thought: Common sense says normally, YES it counts and they just put "trucks" because whoever made the sign figures that's just about the only vehicle that's going to weigh that much. Weight distribution being a consideration, a stretch limo weighs over 6000, but doesn't put the same kind of stress on the road as a truck of the same weight. But an RV puts similar stress on the road as a truck.

However, 2600 is incredibly light in the vehicle world. I would say any sign that says that is basically saying "No trucks" since I doubt there even exists a truck with less than 2 tons of GVW, based on the definition above.

Random fact:
The Presidential Limousine has an approximate weight of 14,000 to 16,000 pounds. All the armor and bullet proof glass are heavy!

Mittens:
Research and purchase 3 month supply of food for 4 people (1 year for 1 person).  Check infowars.com for a link to food supplier and discount.


At 1 year supply for 1 person:

$1349.99 at this place:
http://www.maxlifefoods.com/

This place appears to be the same as maxlifefoods, but under a different website address. Even has the exact same price:
http://www.myfoodstorage.com/

$1312.00 for this site:
http://www.pleasanthillgrain.c...rj1LMCFREx4AodD2cAkg

A fun read:
http://www.myfoodstorage.com/m...t-doomsday-preppers/
Mittens
GM, 132 posts
Sat 17 Nov 2012
at 04:50
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Was on the front page.  May need to talk to beards about which deal to take advantage of.  http://alexjones.efoodsdirect.com/

http://www.infowarsshop.com/-eFoodsDirect-_c_61.html

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This message was last edited by the GM at 04:53, Sat 17 Nov 2012.
Mittens
GM, 140 posts
Thu 6 Dec 2012
at 08:12
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Tuesday David campaign.
Mittens
GM, 141 posts
Sun 9 Dec 2012
at 02:11
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Need to dump the RV tanks before it gets cold enough to burst 'em!
Mittens
GM, 144 posts
Sat 15 Dec 2012
at 03:02
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Reminder to search for bunchie.

Thanks for finding out about the RV dump place!
Timothius
GM, 6 posts
Sat 15 Dec 2012
at 04:08
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RV camping area, open year round:

Harpers Ferry / Civil War Battlefields KOA
343 Campground Road
Harpers Ferry, WV 25425

9am - 5pm
Mittens
GM, 147 posts
Mon 17 Dec 2012
at 21:33
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OOOOOOOOOHH JJJJEEAAAA!   CHOKKORAN!

Also, let's not forget to make char(s) for Tues night.
Mittens
GM, 212 posts
Wed 8 Jan 2014
at 03:24
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfeBaEazpBA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hlr619oEh7w

Pretty sure the vents I got do not have fans so you can ignore the bit about wiring.
Mittens
GM, 213 posts
Thu 9 Jan 2014
at 05:06
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Copy the RV keys
Mittens
GM, 233 posts
Wed 28 May 2014
at 03:50
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Lowes shopping list:

Spectracide 16-oz Carpenter Bee and Ground Wasp Killer.

Shovel?

Tape measure?

Sawdust for horses?

Concrete for repairing Garage?

Trowel for Concrete

Need to measure the RV.

Get a membership to local Rod and Gun club for father's day.
This message was last edited by the GM at 16:49, Thu 29 May 2014.
Mittens
GM, 241 posts
Sun 20 Jul 2014
at 18:18
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Re: TIM's TO DO LIST :D

Every character has a "share" power.  Example: Elf group awareness.
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