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Here is a link Amazon.com: GreenLiFE Battery GL75-75AH 12V Lithium Ion Battery Group 24 : Automotive as the battery only weighs 26 lbs I mounted it on the tongue.

Its a green life size 24 rated at 75 amp hours. It has to be charged with a smart charger.. My cpap is a 12 volt.

So I put one of those plastic battery boxes on the trailer tounge and keep a litium ion battery in it. It's wired to an outlet in the headboard cabinet, were I keep my cpap.I get a week or 10 nights out of it easy. It has to be charged with a smart charger.

Any body use this inside the trailer. Are they safe.

Anyone try this? Road Shower - The Rack Mounted Solar Shower - Road Shower 4

I store mine under my pillow.

The rails are 1 3/8 inch square with a 1/2 inch thick shelf, only hangs down 1 3/8 inches. Also can set my radio on the self so I can listen to coast to coast at night to fall to sleep to.

It takes a tablet or laptop

Here is a shelf that I came up with.

Hubodometer http://www.stemco.com/product/standard-hubodometer/

(or better still, leave the tech at home and enjoy the camping experience - you can catch up when you return) I for one didn't get the television option because while camping I'd rather look at a campfire then the boob tube. But on those rare occasions that I want to watch something my...

This sounds great, no wires. Are we still talking about camping or is this for my home system.

I think this subject has been covered. The TV/DVD does take up cabinet space,the TV/DVD is set into the middle of the cabinet and you lose about a foot of storage space.It is also outdated technology. By the way the torrents are scanned by your antivirus software and should not be any more risky...

Jean W. How did you add the TV connector.

With the tablets you use the USB cable and the 12 volt cigarette lighter plug to run and charge from the battery. Or plug it into the tow vehicle. As technology changes your not stuck with the DVD thing. I can also sit outside with the tablet, I'm not stuck inside. Sometimes you see the older...