fine i'll expat to mexico and get a remote work job. you're once again poking holes in rv life which is already a solved issue. you charge your batteries at a charging/water fill station then run it mostly off that, the solar panels help it last longer. there are plenty of ways to make a standalone off grid rv that doesn't depend on ever needing to be hooked up, but you need to be meager with your resources. less electricity demand, shit in portable toilet or the woods, fill water with a nearby stream and boil/filter to make it portable.
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