[VAC] Electrical Independence

[Bob Kiger <myairstream@xxxxxxxx>]

For some time I have been researching and dreaming of achieving electrical 
independence via solar.  I got stuck on the problem that the flexible 
panels I want plus the controller plus state-of-the-art batteries was just 
to big of a lump sum for my budget.

So I started thinking about ways of phasing the system together so I could 
pay for it over time.  Here's my plan.

When I put the seven pin electrical plug on my new 1966 Ford Camper Special 
I will add about eight feet of length.  I learned that the puller idles 
very cool when I flushed the radiator.  A half hour of idling was no 
problem and an hour or more would be no problem.

Next I buy the state-of-the-art batteries and install them in the 
Airstream.  They will go under the galley where the old Everflo heater 
resided.  After I removed the heater there was a 2x3 foot space for 
batts.  Equal amount of space under couch directly opposite.  Importantly 
these batteries will be sitting almost directly over the single axle of my 
1966 Safari.

Anytime I want to charge the batts.  I just park the pullers rear end sort 
of close to the tongue of the trailer.  Pull out the long cable (mentioned 
above) and let the Ford's generator charge the batts.

Why won't this work?
Bob