Stealth Camper Project
Rather than run the engine for power, solar panels were installed in a low profile roof rack setup to keep them less noticeable to the passerby and maintaining the stealth of the whole build.
A constant question and source of discussion on forums is how to heat small sleeping spaces efficiently, quietly, and safely!
For this stealth camper, it was decided a diesel hot water heater feeding 2 heat exchangers would have small computer fans blow air over them for blown hot air heating in the living room and the bathroom. The heat exchanges can be operated independently so that the bathroom can be isolated and used as a drying room for wet clothes.
As with all build threads, there is a fair bit of thought and time put into the steps and processes used in a build, and not always do we get to see what people are thinking during the build process. Luckily for us, this builder knows how to use a 3d sketch program and provided this planned layout of the interior of his stealth camper, with the caveat ‘Plan subject to change!’
