Boondocking on the Gorge

Boondocking on the gorge in March by antelope campground it is still cold at night in the 20 and 30's the days do warm to the 50's in south west Wyoming.  We are set for the night.

Below we have our lantern ready for early evening before it gets to cold and we go in doors.  A lantern can take the place of a fire on some nights really well.

If we wanted a fire there are tons of dried cow patties which we sometimes call Wyoming fire wood.   These burn well if they are dry, but they do burn fast and some times smell a bit down wind.

On to another topic.

For the night I had my CPAP and a O2 tank at 6600 feet and got a good night sleep.  Once I got home I took out my concentrator and turned it and the CPAP on . They were hooked up to one deep cycle battery (109amp) through a 1000 watt inverter and ran before the inverter low power cut off at 3 hours.  I did some research and found since the CPAP was not on me it ran at max load (high amps).  So by adding a second battery I should be able to increase the run time to 7-8 hours when on my face.

More to follow soon.