We just returned from Anguilla, and thought this reference would be good for our fellow air travelers:

Must Have Travel Reference Guide! 369 Tips!
Airport security restrictions continue to tighten in a post-9/11 world, travelers are often confused or irritated by the airport security process.
Former TSA (Transportation Security Administration) screener Natalia Ippolito wrote “I Might As Well Be Naked! How to Survive Airport Screening with Your Clothes On” to help airline passengers get through security checkpoint as quickly and painlessly as possible.
Full of real-life anecdotes, this small book offers BIG advice on reducing travel stress.
Posted on on March 29th, 2008 in
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We just got back from our trip to Anguilla. We helped Francoise set up her new solar power system. Two Kyocera 130 watt PV panels, a Xantrex C35 charge controller, a Trimetric Battery Meter, a Morningstar Microsine 300 sine wave inverter, and a 70 ah AGM battery, power up 3 Compact Fluorescent Lights, A LG WP-680N Washing Machine (260 Watts) and a Shurflo 12v pump. Two weeks of testing, and we were never able to pull the battery below 12.4 volts. The system consistently output 1.5 kWh’s daily. More pics at http://www.green-trust.org/Anguilla Solar/.
Posted on on March 26th, 2008 in
amp, appliance, battery, efficient, electric, emissions, energy, environment, fluorescent, light, meter, pump, pv, rechargeable, solar, sun, travel, volt, watt |
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