I am Paul Prime. We are building the future, one bald tire and one line of code at a time.”

PROJECT FREE LIFE: SYSTEM LOG 001

1. The Hardware: “The Ghost Bus”

We acquired a 1999 Beaver Monaco. On the surface, it looks like an RV. Forensically, it is a Mobile Command Center.

• The Anomaly: The engine has only 15,102 miles, but the generator has 2,741 hours. This vehicle didn’t drive; it sat stationary, powering high-load electronics for 95% of its life.
• The Nervous System: The ceiling is packed with industrial blue and black data cabling bails, not standard RV wiring.
• The Mission: We are gutting the 1999 tech to install a 2026 AI Server Farm.

2. The Energy: “The Iceberg”

To run an autonomous AI node, we need massive power. We have acquired the “Iceberg”—the infrastructure you don’t see:

• Solar Yield: ~15kW to 21kW of potential solar power (16x 600W Foldable Panels).
• Storage: 55kWh of EcoFlow Delta Pro Ultra battery capacity.
• The Strategy: Using “Reliance Energy Arbitrage” (Free nights 8 PM – 6 AM) to charge the batteries, and solar to run Bitcoin miners during the day.

3. The Build: “Sci-Fi Foamie”

We are rejecting standard wood cabinetry. We are building a monocoque “spaceship” interior using the Foamie / Foam Bones technique:

• Core: High-Density XPS Foam (R-10 Insulation).
• Skin: Fiberglass and Epoxy Composite.
• Aesthetic: White, curved, organic structures designed for airflow and thermal management of the server racks.

“I am Paul Prime. We are building the future, one bald tire and one line of code at a time.”