Michele you are such a great spokesperson for teardrop life!! I’m glad the Setpower is still working well for you 😉 I’m closing in on 1,000 straight nights in my teardrop and your video makes me feel that doing a video review might be useful for others too!! Are you headed back to AZ now? If so what will be your next adventure? Give Feens a hug and a kiss from me and Finley ❤
@@ablokeandablue3125 yes it’s so perfect and holding up great so thank you! I’ve got a TON more Colorado vids coming. I kinda posted this one out of order because it was requested. So those videos will be up next. Next adventure will be attempting off grid again with those lessons learned AND then……big adventure but shhhhh it’s a secret for now. 1,000 nights is a dream! That’s my goal!! I’d love to see a video review!!
@@worklessenjoylifemore Welcome! Working on a little trailer to help that! We moved into our teardrop for the summer after years of car adventures. Living out our dream in our tiny home! So glad to have you here!
Thanks, Michelle! I was wondering if you were going to make a video of the pros and cons of teardrop life! I love the teardrops and the TC ones are on my list to go look. Give Feens a hug and we’ll see you two on the next one 🩷
@@ramonapuckett3059 I will have one more coming out that’s more on the lifestyle and things I struggled with or overcame. I wanted to keep them separate so they aren’t so long. Also needed to really reflect and think on it. Feens appreciated the hug!! Thanks for the kind comment and see ya next week!
Question about internet. We have enjoyed small camper life in our tiny towable but internet connection is essential for work. I need video for work. We have been using AT&T phone lines. I know lots of people are using Star Link. But it feels like a large investment for maybe six months of on the road nomad life.
@@shirleymatthews6692 I use my TMobile Home Internet Router as the main source and have AT&T and TMobile hotspots if needed. I host a large amount of video calls and rarely have challenges. It does depend on what coast you are on. TMobile IMO is the best for west coast. Most cities have full 5G.
believe it or not, a smaller trailer is much harder to back up than a larger trailer, they tend to react to your steering much faster than a bigger rig, much easier to jack knife
Actually I do believe that thanks to my dad. He taught me how to tow and back up and he tows a 30 footer. I was having problems and he said “let me try” so he could give me better advice and it took him a minute to figure mine out. The key is constant movement for mine. If you stop you’re screwed 🤣
I can get about 5-7 days depending on outside temp out of my house battery. For me being solo I found I really enjoyed hip camps because I felt connected to people still. Those generally have power which for full time work on the road it is also just more convenient. I do have some solar panels so can recharge that way if needed but yeah it’s not sophisticated lol
Anyone have Starlink in this community? I have it for my country property since it is off the grid and no utilities. I think it’s great and you can pause service if you get the “on the go” Service
@@rossm7071 I am planning to get it as a back up so I can try some more off grid. I talked with a lot of people who had it in remote places and it was working great for them.
Michele you are such a great spokesperson for teardrop life!! I’m glad the Setpower is still working well for you 😉
I’m closing in on 1,000 straight nights in my teardrop and your video makes me feel that doing a video review might be useful for others too!!
Are you headed back to AZ now? If so what will be your next adventure? Give Feens a hug and a kiss from me and Finley ❤
@@ablokeandablue3125 yes it’s so perfect and holding up great so thank you!
I’ve got a TON more Colorado vids coming. I kinda posted this one out of order because it was requested. So those videos will be up next.
Next adventure will be attempting off grid again with those lessons learned AND then……big adventure but shhhhh it’s a secret for now.
1,000 nights is a dream! That’s my goal!!
I’d love to see a video review!!
@@MicheleShanklin cool!! Can’t wait to follow you on your next adventure!! 😊
Enjoy the journey!
@@touringandtrails thank you!!!
Great video. I would love just heading out and enjoying life.
We eel truly grateful for the ability!
Oh boy, I need to catch up. Was on vacation this past week in Houston and San Antonio. I think I need to spend all Sunday binging
You are the best!! I hope your vacation was amazing!
@@MicheleShanklin Thanks Michele. I appreciate it. It was fantastic and it is nice to come home and relax to tie videos. Safe travels to yourself
Great tour and tips! I like that tent! lol!
@@FuzzyDogProductions385 thanks so much! It’s the only way I can live in this!
Thanks for the tour :)
@@Denverdaytrippers thanks for coming along!
Love your lil home!
@@MaggieTremayneMissMags thank you so much!
Thank you my beautiful fellow Ohioan! Hope the pups doing great! Can’t wait to see more hikes! Love your channel! Much love! ❤ stay beautiful!😊
@@jonathonholland9022 awww thank you so much!! More hikes and adventures to come!!
Just found your channel and I really like it!! I still need to catch up and figure out what ur story is 🤔 lol
@@worklessenjoylifemore Welcome! Working on a little trailer to help that! We moved into our teardrop for the summer after years of car adventures. Living out our dream in our tiny home! So glad to have you here!
Great information and opinions! 😊 Good to know in my search for a trailer. Have a wonderful adventure. I look forward to the next video!
@@jlscielo thank you so much!! So glad it helped! I’m not great at these talking videos so it means a lot it helped!
Great video! Do you have a video covering the tent pole hack for the awning room?
@@bl5970 I’ll get that too ya when I’m on the road next!
Thanks, Michelle! I was wondering if you were going to make a video of the pros and cons of teardrop life! I love the teardrops and the TC ones are on my list to go look. Give Feens a hug and we’ll see you two on the next one 🩷
@@ramonapuckett3059 I will have one more coming out that’s more on the lifestyle and things I struggled with or overcame. I wanted to keep them separate so they aren’t so long. Also needed to really reflect and think on it. Feens appreciated the hug!! Thanks for the kind comment and see ya next week!
Question about internet. We have enjoyed small camper life in our tiny towable but internet connection is essential for work. I need video for work. We have been using AT&T phone lines. I know lots of people are using Star Link. But it feels like a large investment for maybe six months of on the road nomad life.
@@shirleymatthews6692 I use my TMobile Home Internet Router as the main source and have AT&T and TMobile hotspots if needed. I host a large amount of video calls and rarely have challenges. It does depend on what coast you are on. TMobile IMO is the best for west coast. Most cities have full 5G.
Thanks! Helpful. Tiny Towable life is so much fun but it’s not free so figuring how to make a living while doing it makes it possible.
@@shirleymatthews6692 totally understand that! So thankful my job allows me to work from anywhere!!
Hahaha 😂
I've got so opinions.
Love it
@@JohnDoe-xm9ql haha I cracked myself up with that so glad you enjoyed 🤣
believe it or not, a smaller trailer is much harder to back up than a larger trailer, they tend to react to your steering much faster than a bigger rig, much easier to jack knife
Actually I do believe that thanks to my dad. He taught me how to tow and back up and he tows a 30 footer. I was having problems and he said “let me try” so he could give me better advice and it took him a minute to figure mine out. The key is constant movement for mine. If you stop you’re screwed 🤣
Intense lol
I was wondering why you didn't add solar, or have you found the 100 ah battery is sufficient between charges?
I can get about 5-7 days depending on outside temp out of my house battery. For me being solo I found I really enjoyed hip camps because I felt connected to people still. Those generally have power which for full time work on the road it is also just more convenient. I do have some solar panels so can recharge that way if needed but yeah it’s not sophisticated lol
I think tear drops are pretty cool. but, I would kinda struggle with anything under 40 feet, with a king bed, and a nice rainfall shower. Just sayin!
@@DonMcConaughy ohhh that rainfall shower sounds nice 🤣 I did call it an intro. I would struggle towing anything that’s 40 feet 🤣
@@arthurmanderson4892 How about, maybe worry about your own choices, not mine!
@@DonMcConaughy oh I delete those people. I don’t do negative on this account. Sorry you had to deal with it!
@@MicheleShanklin Just another keyboard warrior! Thanks for the concern
What internet service and router are you using?
@@BP_FitLife I use my TMobile Home internet as the main and then have a AT&T hotspot on my phone for backup!
@@MicheleShanklin Thank you.
Anyone have Starlink in this community? I have it for my country property since it is off the grid and no utilities. I think it’s great and you can pause service if you get the “on the go” Service
@@rossm7071 I am planning to get it as a back up so I can try some more off grid. I talked with a lot of people who had it in remote places and it was working great for them.