Greetings,
I was just viewing the comments over in the new comers corner on dry camping. They were talking about having 100 gallon freshwater tanks that would last for about 10 days.
I am curious to find out how long B Van campers can go using 27 gal freshwater, 21 gal gray tank and 10 gallon black tank. I had planned on taking extra fresh water 6 to 10 gallons for use while camping and adding that into my total weight. There are a lot of things that I can think of to reduce water use. I am use to having a couple of gallons in my van that I use over a period of a week but I stop and use water facilities when eating and gassing up.
It is obvious to me that if the larger RV's can go 10 days on bigger volumes of tanks, then going 10 days in a B Van could and probably will be more of a challenge but then again I like challenges.
Any comments?? Being hooked in at a camp ground would be a whole different thing other than dumping a bit more often in a smaller B Van. Best!
I was just viewing the comments over in the new comers corner on dry camping. They were talking about having 100 gallon freshwater tanks that would last for about 10 days.
I am curious to find out how long B Van campers can go using 27 gal freshwater, 21 gal gray tank and 10 gallon black tank. I had planned on taking extra fresh water 6 to 10 gallons for use while camping and adding that into my total weight. There are a lot of things that I can think of to reduce water use. I am use to having a couple of gallons in my van that I use over a period of a week but I stop and use water facilities when eating and gassing up.
It is obvious to me that if the larger RV's can go 10 days on bigger volumes of tanks, then going 10 days in a B Van could and probably will be more of a challenge but then again I like challenges.
Any comments?? Being hooked in at a camp ground would be a whole different thing other than dumping a bit more often in a smaller B Van. Best!