u/Ragnar-Wave9002

Trying to figure out a path here. I want to have an office in a pop up.

I also don't care for a bathroom.

I want:

1. Fridge
2. AC
3. Full Bed (OK, queen seems rare to non existent in popups)
4. table by door but no fixed bench by door. Just chairs so I can replace them with an office chair.

Would like:

1. heat
2. Queen size bed (1)

This floorplan is ideal but that stupid bench by the door: Flagstaff Tent 227MT

Looking to get rx sunglasses for cycling.

My issue is that I don't want to lift my head up often and use my eyes to look forward. This is prevents neck pain.

So who makes prescriptions that have large lenses or atleast place them high so I can see well?

Make/model if you know a good one.

Also no dark tints. Yellow or anything minimal is good.

I know mini splits are the way so let's ignore that.

Do any companies make quiet av units that go on top that are also quiet? I want heat too.

So, just replaced my truck (2011) wuth a 2021 at a dealer. Interest rate is about 6%.

So what are the rates and terms I should expect for a trailer both used and new.

Asking because I saw the trailer I want used at a local dealer. But I am considering new.

Brewery preferred but open to bars, etc.

Looked online and couldn't find anything.

I was going to get whatever I wanted really. A 7x12 box that's 7 feet tall inside.

Then realized most fuel economy isn't the weight, it's the brick.

So, thinking I'd go 6 foot wide. Maybe add 2 feet but that's whatever.

I'm pretty anal about height so 6' isn't enough I'd do 6.5 if it saves on gas though.

How much am I over thinking this. If I go from 12 mpg to say 14 because it's 6 wide vs 7,that's obvious. I'd do for it.

How significant is this?

Truck is an f150 with 2.7l engine.

So, I just bought a used truck from a dealer. On day 1 the fuel injector failed. It was dumping fuel onto the ground.

Is this the sort of manufacturing defect that the other injectors are likely to fail to? I'm just thinking in terms of manufacturing lots. Or is this generally just bad luck?

I need to know regarding doing remote work. I am in New England.

I probably am missing alot.

So I'd need starlink or similar. I don't trust campsite internet. So maybe $50/month. But can I just activate starlink as needed or am I stuck with a monthly bill?

How much would it cost to insure my trailer? Assume it is $20K to $30K.

There is the added fuel costs when towing. But I'm not worried about that.

I'm really trying to make sense of say, going somewhere once a month all summer. And maybe in the middle of winter go somewhere warm for a while for up to two weeks.