I did not know looking down all your videos and posts here - we had so much in common WRT being offgrid, bushcraft and related outdoors gear and uses, and all that -- neat!
It was about -15C here in Canada last nite and I am still tweaking my cold weather outdoor sleep system so I was in the hammock til 4 am and I just could not figure out the shift in 2 small areas in the hammock in the snow and freezing so had to call it a night and come inside. Something shifted in there and I did not want to spend more time that night on it lol
ha! Yep, it is about that time again! I was born in 71, I am from Oshawa - we have had a ton of talent go to the Show or at least play Jr. and or head overseas to play, a pile of my buddies played and got drafted. Some in baseball too.
I think the last time we chatted 3 weeks or so? ago -- it was about the dry vs. wetter cold btw. our 2 areas and how I have been your way - the -50 dry cold and it was completely comfortable. The wet cold here gets in your bones and is tough to deal with.
Good luck, I hope it hold up to the cold, just remember the mining rigs can help produce heat so that might be good instead of the heater so you making money and heat lol.
The way the electricity works in this thing is tricky. I can't power even a coffee maker, so for it to work on my workstation is a miracle. Has to be 12v or less.
Just started following your videos and I am really impressed with how aware you are of the Crypto-world in all aspects of the matter and how well you are able to develop content and simplify topics of interest in your Hangouts & Steemit Posts.
I would like to inquire about what inspired you to initially start constructing a mobile Steemit powered home?
While I am aware there is many possibilities and opportunities that may come of it, I am curious to know if it a move towards escaping the grid from an oppressive government, a personal desire to travel, or simply an experiment to see if it can be done.
Apologies as I am sure you have addressed this previously, and once again my hats off to you for the amazing work.
Looking forward to your upcoming posts and it's a safe bet I will be coming at you with a whole lot more questions, until then..
UV and RS for you
I did not know looking down all your videos and posts here - we had so much in common WRT being offgrid, bushcraft and related outdoors gear and uses, and all that -- neat!
It was about -15C here in Canada last nite and I am still tweaking my cold weather outdoor sleep system so I was in the hammock til 4 am and I just could not figure out the shift in 2 small areas in the hammock in the snow and freezing so had to call it a night and come inside. Something shifted in there and I did not want to spend more time that night on it lol
It was -27°C here the other day. Don't try this in Saskatchewan.
Wowza! Yep, I wouldn't step close to that cold. :)
I think your house would fit inside my wood pile. If I was living in that camper here, I'd be piling snow around it, damn near burying it.
was in the hammock outback again at about -15C
You're Canadian as well, I can tell.
Yep, I think we chatted awhile back on it too, you posted something Canadian somewhere and I chimed in.
Team Canada!
ha! Yep, it is about that time again! I was born in 71, I am from Oshawa - we have had a ton of talent go to the Show or at least play Jr. and or head overseas to play, a pile of my buddies played and got drafted. Some in baseball too.
I think the last time we chatted 3 weeks or so? ago -- it was about the dry vs. wetter cold btw. our 2 areas and how I have been your way - the -50 dry cold and it was completely comfortable. The wet cold here gets in your bones and is tough to deal with.
Good luck, I hope it hold up to the cold, just remember the mining rigs can help produce heat so that might be good instead of the heater so you making money and heat lol.
The way the electricity works in this thing is tricky. I can't power even a coffee maker, so for it to work on my workstation is a miracle. Has to be 12v or less.
Nice post. Keep your goals in mind brother youll reach them one day. Following.
Thanks @thejohalfiles. Great advice. Following back.
Hey @officialfuzzy,
Just started following your videos and I am really impressed with how aware you are of the Crypto-world in all aspects of the matter and how well you are able to develop content and simplify topics of interest in your Hangouts & Steemit Posts.
I would like to inquire about what inspired you to initially start constructing a mobile Steemit powered home?
While I am aware there is many possibilities and opportunities that may come of it, I am curious to know if it a move towards escaping the grid from an oppressive government, a personal desire to travel, or simply an experiment to see if it can be done.
Apologies as I am sure you have addressed this previously, and once again my hats off to you for the amazing work.
Looking forward to your upcoming posts and it's a safe bet I will be coming at you with a whole lot more questions, until then..
Best
You are hella-strange, and I positively love that.
Happy Trails, John!
How many GPUs are in that workstation? I have some friends who are making miners that just so happen to be for heating a home.... sound good to you?
haha! Thanks, @faddat. :)