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Originally Posted by Pau Hana
Now, on out previous boats, we lived thru and with: - replacing carpet
- weekly trips to the laundromat (in all weather conditions)
- The "red light of death" (holding tank light) coming on 4 days before our scheduled pumpout
- The power load share dance
- Running out of propane during dinner prep
- painting interior spaces
- and on and on......
Living in a terrestrial home isn't much different- just a different list of challenges to overcome or adapt to.
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Well, actually it is different on land. You have essentially 100% guaranteed delivery of power, water, natural gas, and sewer. You live in a house that - via the building code - almost certainly has insulation, provision for air exchange, multi-pane windows, and is "under cover" via a roof. And you can step out the front door (or into the garage) to get in your car.
Running out of propane wouldn't be a problem on the all-electric boat the OP pointed too.
But other than that, I think your list mostly parallels the "challenges" I initially brought up. Yes, it can be done. But it's probably going to take at least a couple of years to get these things all figured out.