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Quasi-related: There are some people in my neighborhood in San Francisco who have apparently been parking their junky RVs along the curb for years. Occasionall
by ryanwaggoner 17y ago
Quasi-related: There are some people in my neighborhood in San Francisco who have apparently been parking their junky RVs along the curb for years. Occasionally I'll walk past and they'll have a generator out on the sidewalk charging their batteries. Neighbors have complained, but I guess it must be legal, because they're not going anywhere. Though a really ghetto solution, I've often wondered about the feasibility of bootstrapping in an RV :) Or maybe a sailboat.
- maneesh 17y agohey which neighborhood is this? My friend was looking for a place to park his RV :)
- gaius 17y agoUnless your sailboat is tied up in a marina, actual sailing will take up too much attention. You can't just leave the radar on to warn of collisions, for example, it takes too much power and CBDR isn't widely available (tho' I suppose you could hack it up if you were running a laptop anyway) so you would need to visually assess every proximity alarm. Even anchored in a secluded bay you have to worry about being T-boned by a novice day skipper...