Marine Ollie

Done something similar on my narrowboat before scaling up, so this brings back memories. For occasional weekend use, you genuinely don't need much.

MarineOllie | 312 posts | Afloat somewhere Living on a narrowboat means I've had to make peace with British winters fast — there's no grid to fall back on when you're moored up in a cutting...

Living this exact reality on the narrowboat right now. The bilge where my Fogstar sits dropped to about 4°C last week and I watched my usable capacity shrink noticeably — what hurt more though was...

@MoorRuss is absolutely right about DNO interpretation — I ran into exactly this with my narrowboat's shore power setup last year.

The Scottish winter van life—bold choice. I've been through this headache on the narrowboat, actually.

The peak draw issue is real—I learned that the hard way when my first Waeco nearly flattened my lithium bank on the narrowboat.

I've come at this from completely the opposite direction, which has been both brilliant and painful.