Greg, you might want to see about Ernies suggestion and get a converter and a couple of batteries, you'll make more friends that way. However, you might be able to play the ADA card, since you have a medical condition. I would ask for a site on the edge of the campground so you can disturb as few as possible, preferrably down wind. You can make a two sided lean-to with some plywood with hinges and some 2x2's along the top to attach a plywood roof. If you have enough room to store 4x4' panels I'd go with that, 1/2" thick ought to work since it's just temporary, and you can use a 2x2 for a leg to support the far corner. point the exhuast towards the open sides. Use a heavy guage cord, and if you need to cover a plug connection, make a simple loose knot and the plugs and set it on a small block of 2x4, and cover with an upside down bucket with a small weight on it.
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