I wrote the parts used in another post in this thread, but if you have any specific questions, let me know.

It is an Allpowers 200W flexible panel, about 33" x 54"

I started with a trike, and added a cheap direct drive ebike kit (Voilamart), and a Hailong battery 48V 20 aH. Then built a frame out of electrical conduit with Makerpipe connectors. The solar panel mount is made of 1x2 wood epoxied together and lashed with string onto the metal frame. I connected the 36V 200W Allpowers flexible solar panel to an Elejoy MPPT boost charge controller, which outputs 54.2V into the battery. That is the short version.

Looks like a good project.

Not much. I generally ride with the panel in flat top position.

200W solar panel, 48V 20 aH battery. Range is 25 miles on battery with no pedaling, estimated additional 20 miles per day of full sunlight with solar panel, pedaling will increase range. In full sun, the panel charges at about the same rate as the plug in charger, 3 amps.

Looks like Greece needs batteries and more solar.

Wrong. Yoopers are Yoopers, not Sconnies.

Warren, just north of Detroit, part of metro Detroit. I don’t know if it is a real assembly line but it is a big factory.

Michigan has tank assembly lines.

Why inform Putin’s Bitch?

If you can handle eating oatmeal twice a day, this diet offers somewhat balanced macros, no sugar, no preservatives.

Of all the cold soaked food I have tried, I like oatmeal with cranberries the best, so I think I could eat oatmeal as a morning and evening meal. I love snacking on almonds and cranberries.

From a weight perspective it is efficient, I would probably have some leftover protein powder but otherwise the food should be used up completely.

With the protein powder, I mix up a batch in a peanut butter jar and sip a little bit at a time. If I were to chug the whole jar, well, lets just say that I would need to start digging and emergency cathole right away.

Jupiter Stoveless Recipes

Couscous Raisins Tuna Sun dried tomatoes Sunflower seeds Curry

Beans and Rice 2 parts Beans 1 part instant rice Taco/Chili Seasoning 30 minute rehydrate 1 oz olive oil Fritos corn chips Hot sauce Cheese Salsa queen freeze dried salsa dehydrated veg Nutritional yeast

Ramen Bomb Packet of ramen Half packet of instant mashed potatoes Hot sauce Cheese Bacon bits Beans

Oatmeal Breakfast essentials Raisins/craisins/dates/dried fruit Nuts Peanut butter Chia seeds Ground flaxseed Cacao nibs

Hiker Pizza Flatbread creamcheese pepperoni

Frozen burritos Leftovers Sub sandwiches Pizza

Protein powder with instant coffee

Peanut Ramen cold soak with seasoning Add hot sauce, peanut butter and nuts

Rice and tuna in olive oil

4 Tbs Oatmeal 4 Tbs Refried beans 3 Tbs Freeze dried beef 3 Tbs powdered egg 3 Tbs powdered cheese 3 Tbs powdered butter

I think I will stay with a titanium pot.

The Squatter Man Event

https://www.thunderbolts.info/tpod/2007/arch07/070709squatterman.htm

There are a lot of good lightweight tents as well. If you want to sleep well and don’t like bugs, a tent is a better option.

Does Fosters have a plastic lining? or other beer cans?

You need to be in a dry climate to not need bug protection. Where there are bugs, either a mosquito net tent (example: Sea to Summit Nano Mosquito Net) or a bug bivvy (example: Borah Bug Bivy).

Detroit’s been slacking off lately.

https://lemmy.today/post/24438091