WFB (Work From Bronco)

[Burndog]

Yes to the Surge protector, always running, pair it with a separate battery backup unit for part time running. Then get a remote start generator when it is time to charge.

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[North7]

That information is gold...thank you

I just updated the post with this info.

You could start with a battery unit first, it may be enough power for the day, multiple brands and sizes are available.

 

[Burndog]

I just updated the post with this info.

You could start with a battery unit first, it may be enough power for the day, multiple brands and sizes are available.

One day the Bronco will probably have all of this onboard, like the F150, but my guess is that's a few years off.
At the very least this would make overlanding/camping more agreeable to the wife. Being able to power a small fridge, a couple of lights, small heater would help make her more comfortable.

 

[Buckin_Bronco]

I can't be the only person to ruminate on the idea of getting the hell out of my house and working remote from my Bronco.
Assuming we can power up to 10 devices and find a place with signal, any ideas or suggestions on pulling off something like this a couple/few times this summer?
Since ATT is the Ford carrier, I'd assume you'd need a data plan. From there, get a coverage map and go test it out. Pack and go.

Thoughts?

Starlink and a goal zero and some solar panels

 

[tstefanic]

Ill need to use the 12" screen as a duel monitor

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