We didn’t lose the game; we just ran out of time.
Vince Lombardi
Another morning. Cats and kittens fed and watered.I hauled out my two hundred dollar apartment sized washer/spin drier and did socks. I used all the swamp water filtered to clear I had. Socks are hung up outside.
Yesterday I used some of that water to have a Navy birdbath. When we were out oat sea our desalinization plant would break down often. Saltwater to fresh.
So it was soap up and quick rinse. I do miss having 100 gallon hotwater baths heated with fossil fuels every morn8ng, but will never do again. It was extremly wasteful. I used less than a gallon to wash most of my bod and long hair. I say most because I did this on my back deck.
Washing my clothes, socks, sweater, tshirt and sweat pants used about 15 litres of water I filtered yesterday. It goes through a strainer, then screen to remove the plants and bugs that grow in my pond water. Mostly dragonfly nymphs and water striders.
Then it goes through two pressed carbon filters. The water goes in brown comes out clear. If I run it through my berkey filters I can even drink it. Yes I do add a few drops of peroxide JIC.
I am currently testing my power system, currently Solar, LiFeP04 and gen. I have a battery monitor on them. I am getting ready for Starfield. Ten more sleeps.If you haven’t heard it is the biggest RPG ever made. I will be playing the game just using My LFP and Bluetti which also has a few small LFP inside.
So this is my procedure so far. I start my Starlink. Then the Xbox, I log in. Then I start my game. Then I discoonect the Starlink. I plugin my DC input from the LFP, that gives me 200w of power. The Xbox using around 200w give or take. That keeps me gaming for quite a few hours. Right now I have to run the gen for a few hours to charge the Lfp.
Soon I hope to order a new solar panel and MPPT controller. Every month I will add more. I will be gaming on power created by without fossil fuels. I will also try adding a pure sine wave controller. To see if I can just bypass the stupid little Bluetti.
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