Armageddon Off-Grid LLC

07/21/2026

Replacing the water tank and auxiliary batteries on the 1974 GMC Motorhome. This baby is slowly making full recovery to being fully operational again.

If you know anyone looking to remodel/revive an older RV/Bus or any other big vessel Armageddon Off-Grid LLC is here to help.

07/19/2026

1974 GMC Motorhome rear suspension shock replacement

07/11/2026

DIY chicken coop and enclosure. Self-sustaining and built with repurposed materials.

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07/10/2026

The new addition to the collection: A 1974 GMC Motorhome. This one is a True classic. With over 13,000 of them made between the year of 1972 and 1978, around 8000 of these are still on the road today.

This one runs and drives. The previous owner claimed all plumbing and electrical works fine. On the drive back to Lincoln, I got the speed up to 88mph. The steering was so scary swaying right and left uncontrollably.

This thing is going to need a full suspension replacement right away. stay tuned!!!

07/10/2026

This is a set up I did back in 2021.

In order to be self sustaining I chose the route of installing a 800 watt solar array and a battery isolator as a back up so the bus’s alternator can also charge it .

The capacity of the battery bank is approximately 600 amp hours. Plenty of power to stay off grid for days at a time with all of the homey electronics like an airfryer and fridge using the 24volt 5,000 watt inverter system.

Since the common automobile current runs on a 12volt system, I also installed a 24volt to 12volt step down converter as well.

This system is still running strong today!

07/10/2026

Removing dead batteries out of a 1993 International school bus.

07/10/2026

07/10/2026

Installing a custom roof mount air conditioner on a 2001 Gillig Low Floor.