Recent content by DragginFly

OK, we solved the onboard water thing, and even have a hot water heater for the showers - it's amazing! Now we're on to how we can tap a nitro keg on the go. We have a fridge in the truck, and I'm thinking of putting a coldplate in the bottom of it. We keep the fridge at 33-35*F all day every...

Yeah, the system typically runs between 30-50 psi, and is plenty for a shower or filling the coffee pot (we fill all 15 gallons with filtered water so we can use the same source for drinking or washing). Our primary regulator is adjustable from 0-400psi, so basically I bump it open to about 40...

Thanks to all your suggestions, we've solved a problem that never existed! My buddies that I overland with have been giving me grief for half a year about how complex this whole thing is, and my answer has always been that the idea is complex, but the system is simple. The first video I made...

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More great ideas! thank you so much! i was originally thinking of a compressor, but I've seen so many failures from the abuse we put them through offroad, I started thinking along the lines of a system with no moving parts. I've also updated the idea to use N2 instead of CO2 - thanks for the...

good ideas. I had considered a compressor, but most onboard air compressors are not food grade, and so they pass some oils and stuff into the air, then the water (could be filtered, but then also requires power for the compressor). Nitrogen could be a useful option to prevent carbonation, and...

I'm designing an onboard water solution for our off road vehicle, and I have a couple of questions that can probably be better answered by home brewers than by overland vehicle tinkerers... :D I've searched through this forum (thank you all so much for your posts and ideas!) and have...