If this woman has gone that route, I would agree that the system could fit her needs suitably. Even if she did some sort of cut-down system, she could make do. So your point is a valid one.
Somehow I doubt she’s actually doing this. I may be wrong, but she sounds somewhat problematic to me on first blush.
If she can document what she’s doing, she should. Tell the local government to pound sand, and I’ll stand corrected.
You system sounds good.
I am a firm believer in folks being self-sustaining in their water and power needs. If they can rig it, it makes them better prepared for trouble, and it reduces the strain on the grid locally.
I am somewhat antagonistic to a utility company essentially being able to have a monopoly. Folks can do something about that. I think they should. Of course admittedly, this is a do as I say not as I do situation.
I should follow my own advice though.
Also on here it says she has a website or webpage, something, where she describes her system. And she said she uses camp showers.
Don't know what she does about light but that one isn't hard to solve. I have a large enough solar panel and charger to keep rechargeable batteries charged for years. Each batter can be charged 1,500 times and I have a bunch. Maybe she has a solar panel.
If our grid went down, the cops wouldn't have power and there would be no gasoline, so they would leave her alone and she could exist and they couldn't, if she also has stored food.
Some people prepare and most don't. I live in hurricane country and don't have to depend on Homeland Security to help me. See, I don't know anyone in Homeland Security and there are over 300 million in the country, so I take care of myself.
Another thing: We paid for the most expensive prepared place in this country and it's Hussein's underground prepared place across the street and down from the white house and there is water, food, everything, including a surgeon there with a surgical suite. See, I am as important as he is, so I spent my own money to make a place for me. See, I have a country, too. My country, of which I am President for Life, is my house and back garden. As President, I determine who can enter my country and who can't. I have one citizen besides me, and that is my Yorkie and she is entitled to a bed, water, food, and a good life. My country is swell.