Just passed my safety check today (yippee) and our final instructor randomly mentioned that you apparently can't legally carry road flares, since they're classified as "pyrotechnics." He then rattled off a bunch of other flammable shit you can't have, including some compressed gases, so I asked about a propane camping stove. "No go," Bill says. Is this true?
I realize this seems like a pretty minor thing to be upset about, but I had some seriously awesome mobile culinary plans that really don't work if I can only cook on electric. A lot of my work history includes food and beverage stuff, including running a small kitchen, and I was really looking forward to doing some real gas-cooking on t
I have a feeling I don't need to apologize for mobile formatting here... Correct me if I'm wrong.
I'm about to start paid training with a company for OTR. They provide 2013-2017 Volvo VLN's, which I've come to learn are not APU equipped. The commenter on that thread offered that they instead all have Inverters, as if it were an equally practical solution. I know what an inverter does in other applications, and I can't see how that would be as practical as an APU.
I sort of have this romanticized idea in my head of having a bottom bunk battle station with my gaming laptop to unwind after a long drive. Will this be possible in my Volvo without an APU? And what does that mean for climate contr