I need to escape and never return. A robot community would be nice but I guess I'll be in Alaska all by myself.
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Parker Cook
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Jack Adams
How old are you? These posts give me the impression your probably 18-21
Adam Hall
> powering a fridge, space heater, and cookstove off 1 solar panel
> $20 USD for food in Alaska
> 500W space heater and a tent to survive the winter
> no way to purify water but $40 toothbrush
I'd love to see the trip report.
Justin Cox
I'm 30. Normalfag.
David Robinson
It's a water flosser. You boil the water with the burner and electrical components. Some things are implied such as train hopping with the stuff already there hidden and taking 50 lbs of rice/lentils and spices with you.
Austin Fisher
You must just be stupid than. I mean, you don't really expect this plan to work right? You'll never actually do any of this.
Asher Morales
Also why would you use them all at the same time?
Alaska is just the only place one could disappear. it's not he only actual woods you could go to also. With that much stuff it has to be remote ideally.
Juan Evans
>the plan cannot work
>you can't do this
Literally there is no logical reason as to why you can't. The woods you can hide in then go in and out of. Small amount of USD is easy to generate. Those items replace just about everything. What is your issue with it?
Dominic Brown
do you have cold weather gear? experience?
i know the heater is cheap but its a luxury, and its not really going to keep you warm without an insulated shelter. its just going to blow hot air on one part of your body.
t. - survived a mild winter in a tent and an arctic level blizzard in a wood burning tent
Dominic Hernandez
also it seems like a complete waste to cook your food with a limited supply of electricity when youre in the woods.