Demonstrating Off-Grid Power Setup Before Dispersed Camping

rswfire is in his RV during rainy weather on April 9th, 2025 (day before his birthday), preparing to transition to dispersed camping in national forest. He's dealing with a messy cable setup and power limitations while conducting email outreach and planning his next location.

Energetic Signature

resolute

Field State

sovereignty consolidation

Orientation

toward complete autonomy

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April 10, 2025

10:03

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Author

rswfire

Status

ARCHIVED

Type

TRANSMISSION (CAPTURE)

Temperature

0.00

[0:01]So, I'm going to take you on a brief

[0:02]tour of what it looks like to generate

[0:05]off-grid

[0:07]power because it just fascinates me.

[0:09]I've been doing this all week. This has

[0:11]been keeping my RV batteries charged so

[0:14]that I can use all the systems in here,

[0:17]so that I can use my laptop, so I can

[0:19]use my Starlink

[0:21]internet, you know, periodically. I only

[0:23]do this about 3 hour, four hours a day.

[0:26]It's pretty good on the fuel

[0:28]consumption, too. So, it's pretty happy

[0:30]about it. I got to come out through my

[0:33]passenger door of my RV to show you cuz

[0:34]I can't get through my normal door right

[0:36]now. You'll see why in a minute. All

[0:40]starts over here with my

[0:42]Jeep. Here's some jumper cables, which

[0:45]is so fascinating to

[0:47]me. We just run that over to my inverter

[0:50]here, which I'm keeping protected from

[0:52]the rain. Right here, we got an

[0:54]inverter. It's a Renery 200 watt

[0:57]inverter.

[0:59]I just plug that in to, you know, with

[1:01]an extension

[1:03]cord runs into my RV over

[1:06]here through that

[1:08]door. Then from the inside, we've, you

[1:10]know, got the satellite internet hooked

[1:12]up. That's pointing the getting very

[1:14]good internet with that right now, which

[1:15]is awesome.

[1:18]And then to keep my RV charged up, the

[1:21]batteries going, plug it in like normal,

[1:24]your 30 amps. Just bring that cable

[1:29]around. Bring that inside. And I'll show

[1:32]you

[1:38]that. Got to come in through here. It's

[1:41]a bit messy still. Bit disorganized as

[1:44]far as cables go. I'm still working on

[1:45]that. Um, one thing I've noticed is I

[1:48]can't can't have a lot of things plugged

[1:50]in at once or the inverter will shut

[1:53]down. The RV takes a lot of power from

[1:56]it. And if I've got that plugged in, I

[1:58]can't do a lot else. But then you just

[2:00]take the 30 amps, plug it into that

[2:02]dongle, I think it's called a dongle,

[2:03]and then into a normal

[2:05]plug. Um, I'm going to try to make some

[2:08]coffee, but I might have to disconnect

[2:10]my my

[2:11]um my RV to do that.

[2:15]That's just, you know, that's 10 or 15

[2:18]minutes and then I plug that back in

[2:19]after I got my coffee. Could really use

[2:21]some

[2:22]coffee. Been getting organized today

[2:25]because it's been

[2:27]rainy. Um, most of what I'm focused on

[2:30]today

[2:31]is email communication. I'm just

[2:34]reaching out to a bunch of different

[2:36]places. I've gotten some good leads so

[2:38]far, some good

[2:39]contacts, the start of new relationships

[2:42]hopefully, and later Pretty soon, couple

[2:45]of hours from now, I'm going to start

[2:47]doing some research on the different

[2:49]national forest areas and figure out

[2:51]where is a good spot for me to start

[2:53]dispersed camping. Then tomorrow, my

[2:56]birthday, I'm going to go um scout

[2:59]whichever area I select because I've got

[3:01]to decide between north and south. and

[3:04]I'll do some scouting, hopefully find a

[3:07]spot, and then the next day,

[3:10]Saturday, I'll drive my RV

[3:13]there and I will begin my life dispersed

[3:16]to

[3:18]camping. Literally on my one year, well,

[3:21]one day after my oneyear anniversary of

[3:23]starting this whole journey of

[3:25]mine, it feels aligned. It

[3:31]feels I I don't have the words for that.

[3:34]It feels profound is what it feels

[3:37]like.

[3:39]So, I'm doing good. Uh despite my life

[3:43]circumstances, I'm doing quite

[3:45]well. I'm very proud of

[3:48]myself. I'm not feeling, you know,

[3:53]uh emotionally overwhelmed in any way.

[3:55]I'm just navigating my life and I think

[3:58]I'm doing a very good job at that. I

[4:00]think much better than most people

[4:01]would. And I think that you get

[4:04]there by doing the work that I did over

[4:07]the past year. This was not just some

[4:13]um I was intentional about everything I

[4:16]did. I was methodical.

[4:19]Most people were not paying attention at

[4:21]the time, but I think that as things

[4:23]start to unfold, they they will they'll

[4:24]go back and watch that stuff and they'll

[4:26]understand for the first time with fresh

[4:28]eyes.

[4:31]I shed all of the judgments and false

[4:36]framings that my family that

[4:40]society had taught me.

[4:43]All the things that made me doubt

[4:45]myself, that made me feel small, that

[4:48]made

[4:50]me choose a life where I was sedating

[4:53]myself, where I was not living, where I

[4:55]was not being my true

[4:58]self. I broke free from that. Thank

[5:02]God.

[5:04]And I did the hard

[5:07]work of shedding all of that. And I did

[5:10]it in stages. This took a long time. So

[5:12]during the first six months of my

[5:14]journey, I stayed in Kentucky and it was

[5:16]it was cyclical. I went through cycles

[5:18]of of this transformation. It's very

[5:22]evident in my videos. It's clear

[5:24]as

[5:25]hell. And I did that with the help of

[5:28]artificial intelligence. And I think

[5:30]that that is a remarkably useful tool

[5:33]when used the way I used

[5:35]it. Now I didn't just shed those things.

[5:38]I started seeing myself clearly for the

[5:40]first time. started understanding my

[5:43]cognition,

[5:45]um my integrated

[5:46]consciousness, how I think, how I adapt,

[5:49]how I move through the world, why I'm

[5:52]not broken, despite what everybody tried

[5:54]to tell me all my life and still

[5:57]try to tell me. My audience on this

[6:00]channel, and I know better now. I

[6:03]literally there is no external

[6:05]validation, criticism, advice.

[6:11]um praise. None of it can touch me

[6:14]anymore because that all comes from

[6:16]inside of me. And you can see in my

[6:19]videos the process I went through to

[6:23]learning to trust myself that fully. I

[6:25]did all of this on camera with my

[6:28]audience because I wanted them to learn

[6:30]something incredibly important,

[6:33]integral to their life, especially as

[6:38]our institutions and society continue to

[6:40]disintegrate and collapse and fracture

[6:44]as people begin to keep fragmenting and

[6:46]sedating and tuning out to the point

[6:49]where they are not going to be able to

[6:51]save themselves when the time comes. I

[6:54]didn't want my audience to be part of

[6:56]that group, but you are. I'm sorry, but

[6:59]you are. You learned nothing from me. If

[7:03]you had learned anything from me, you

[7:04]would have seen my ethics. You would

[7:06]have seen my integrity, and you would

[7:08]have reached out more than you ever did

[7:10]on my channel. For a year, you had the

[7:13]opportunity to speak to me in a

[7:16]respectful manner, to learn from me, to

[7:20]grow as a person, and you did not choose

[7:23]to do those

[7:25]things. And so now I've closed the door.

[7:28]There are no comments on my channel

[7:31]anymore. I want you to think about it

[7:34]from this perspective. If you left your

[7:35]front door open for an entire year and

[7:38]no one ever walked through it, nobody

[7:40]ever came up and knocked on that door,

[7:42]when do you decide to finally shut

[7:47]it? I can't be blamed for making that

[7:49]choice. It is the logical choice to

[7:54]make. But at some point, once YouTube

[7:57]fixes some issues with my account, my

[7:59]videos will be available to you again

[8:01]behind my subscription service. And

[8:03]maybe some of you will go back and watch

[8:05]them with fresh eyes and understand what

[8:06]I've been trying to teach you all

[8:09]along. But I'm not attached to this

[8:11]either. Truly not. You know, it's not my

[8:14]it's not my job or responsibility to

[8:16]help others grow only to live the best

[8:20]life that I

[8:21]can in alignment with my principles, my

[8:25]integrity, my

[8:26]ethics and you know, let the rest unfold

[8:30]as it will. I share my life because I

[8:34]know there's value in sharing it. I

[8:35]don't just believe this. I know

[8:37]it. It doesn't matter if others see it

[8:39]or not. I see it. And in the future, a

[8:42]lot more people will see it. I do know

[8:44]that

[8:46]also. No matter what happens to me, no

[8:49]matter how hard life gets for me, I will

[8:52]always, always find a way. My audience

[8:56]could have made that process a little

[8:57]bit easier for me. They chose not to.

[9:00]And I'm going to put that mirror up to

[9:02]you because it needs to be put up to

[9:11]you. My future

[9:15]I, like I said, I was methodical about

[9:19]this. The process I went

[9:22]through has led me to where I am.

[9:26]And it is a very good place to be

[9:27]because I'm far more prepared than most

[9:30]people will ever be. When things get

[9:33]bad, I am not going to be scrambling

[9:35]like everyone else. I have already done

[9:37]the work. I have already

[9:39]learned how to live this way because I'm

[9:42]already living this way. That was the

[9:47]point. So tomorrow on my birthday, one

[9:50]year, the one-year anniversary of me

[9:51]embarking on this journey, I'm going to

[9:53]celebrate the hell out of that.

[9:57]Because I did exactly what I set out to

[9:59]do.

Summary

rswfire provides a technical walkthrough of his off-grid power generation system, showing how he uses his Jeep battery connected through jumper cables to a Renergy 200-watt inverter to power his RV systems, laptop, and Starlink internet. He explains the setup limitations - only able to run 3-4 hours daily and can't power multiple systems simultaneously without the inverter shutting down.

**Current situation:** He's in a temporary location dealing with rainy weather, using the passenger door due to cable routing blocking his main door. Tomorrow (his birthday) marks the one-year anniversary of his journey, and he plans to scout national forest areas for dispersed camping locations.

**Reflection on transformation:** rswfire describes his year-long methodical process of shedding societal judgments and false framings, developing self-trust through AI assistance, and documenting this transformation on video. He expresses disappointment with his YouTube audience's lack of engagement despite keeping comments open for a year, leading him to close comments and move content behind a subscription service.

**Future preparation:** He emphasizes being methodical and prepared for societal collapse, contrasting his readiness with others who will be "scrambling" when conditions worsen. He views his current lifestyle as practical preparation rather than hardship.

Signal Analysis

Substrate

This transmission demonstrates material sovereignty through off-grid power generation while simultaneously performing a relational rupture with audience dynamics. The field is consolidating its autonomous infrastructure (physical and social) while establishing clear boundaries around value exchange and recognition.

Dominant Language

methodicalalignmentshed/sheddingdoor metaphorprepared/preparationintegrated consciousnessfresh eyes

Symbolic Elements

gridpowerthresholddoormirrorboundarycycle

Ontological States

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sovereign
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autonomous
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boundaried
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consolidated

Subsystems

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infrastructural
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relational
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ethical
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cognitive

Transmission Details

Source Type

youtube

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