to 2: I'm actually well over 18. Before you accuse me of unrealism, I will say that in the UK, many people live in caravans, keeping them in so-called permanent camping sites. That is, a place where you go with your caravan and you can stay there as long as you want for a minimal rent. You have electricity, washing machine, water and more. In Bulgaria there are no such campsites near the cities, but only in resort areas. But I thought - after all, what are the possible obstacles to permanent life in the caravan? There are caravans of 18-20 square meters. m and up - that this is more than my student room in Student City, which I shared with three people. to 1: Well the panels are good because they are another step towards independence! But I have to research when what power they can give. If, for example, in the summer they make 2-3 kV for me, it's perfect, it's even a lot. But in the winter if they fall below 1kV ... In reality, I will use electricity, lighting, a computer, a stereo and some household appliances. Possibly a refrigerator, if I can't find gas. Oven stove and caravan heating and gas boiler.
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in my opinion the panels are the best option, but they are expensive, even on a rainy day they give less electricity naturally but if there is some light they produce electricity, you have to estimate how much electricity you will need, what to include and from there to assess whether the panels will they work for you