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@@SheltiesRule49 your welcome. Thanks for watching.

@@karenmcginty9614 that's awesome. Glad it helped. I have several of them that I use for various things.

@@s.t.6769 thank you for taking the time to watch the video. We've had very good luck out of the unit. It does a great job hitting the camper and does not overheat the camper after the burner shuts down like the original furnace would do. It sized more appropriately for the size of camper that we have. That said it's just an expensive furnace. But it gave us back that Galley space that I really wanted. I need to do a follow-up video and show what the only issue was we had with the unit. It was very minor in a simple fix. We just got back from a 48 day road trip with our camper and we use the furnace 47 of the 48 nights. My wife is very cold natured and we keep the camper at 72° inside. The furnace just does a great job and is very fuel efficient.

@@mikemaxwell2591 I apologize for the confusion. DIY install.

@@dennisfarris1869 I'm glad it was helpful. I've been told that being tall and having the wingspan of an albatross really helps as well LOL

@@philipking8426 we have developed our rain retention elimination device system, RRED for short, that works amazingly well. We set owners up with it that come to the shop to get work done. The new version of the system also holds the ceiling of the room up off your head as well. We've just started setting owners up with that version.

@@philipking8426 thank you sir. Stay tuned, as after close to 150 nights with this room we are building ourselves a new one and its going to be even more awesome!

@@houseofapes1308 are you thinking side door or rear door? Never done one, would be interesting.

Sorry for the delay- side door-

@@houseofapes1308 the big issue on ypur FJ would be that there is not anything to attach it to like on the campers that we do. I guess you could use a series of magnets but that would not be bug tight like our shock cord system is. If I see an FJ in a parking lot I will try to check it out.

Okay had to ask- you do suck a great job with the campers- Thank you-

Any other customization video or that you can do to the ARB- that would work for the FJ?

@@grizzlytroutfishing8472 I assume you are referring to the water heater. If yours is like ours then it is actually turned on by a water flow switch. When water flows through the heater the switch tells the heater to actually turn on. If you have an on/off switch then you can break the signal from the flow switch allowing you to get cold water through the heater. I turn our switch off when not using just to be safe and that way I know I will get cold water next time I use it.

@@SOLDOZER just follow the instructions for the amount of oil you put in. We have had great luck with ours so far. Going to buy another one for use at our cabin in our woods.

@@adventuresofthememorymakers I need 450 watts to charge my batteries. Ive seen videos saying it wont do over 400. I guess Ill see.

@SOLDOZER it does a fine job of running our 20 amp lithium battery charger. It also will run our 5000 BTU air conditioner in our camper with the addition of a soft start. One thing that it will not do is large surges of power. So things that come on slowly and then ramp up to full wattage or fine but the air conditioner without the soft start just would not start. It doesn't have the power or capacity to pick up those large loads fast. If it won't run a 400 watt load there's something wrong with it and you should send it back.

@@grizzlytroutfishing8472 if you have a city water connection available then you do not need to hook up a water tank or pump to the water heater. You can simply adapt a water hose connection to the water inlet connection at the water heater. Then when you allow water to pass through the water heater that will turn on the actual heater itself. If you want to have the ability to just have cold water to go through your heater then you'll need to have a shut-off switch to prevent the unit from starting up when water flows through it. We use that feature a lot. The water heater uses 2DS sell batteries to ignite the gas. So you do not have to have it hooked up to power

@ thank you so much for that information

@@triptonmiller8532 if you had a vise to hold them and a steady hand you could use a hack saw. We have them for sale as a kit with the screws if you would rather go that route. Just drop us an email at thewizardofmodz@gmail.com if your interested.

@@triptonmiller8532 thank you for watching and your kindness. I am not familiar with the Toughstuff brand but if the track is similar to the ARB then you can't install the windbreak and room at the same time because they both use the same kedar rail slot on that outside rail.

​@adventuresofthememorymakers Thank you for a quick response. I will never be using these arb items. If you would like to have the whole setup, awning, and screen room. I would have no problem donating them to your channel. All I would ask is that you pay for shipping. They are yours if uou would like them.

@@s.t.6769 i used galvanized duct under the camper wrapped and sealed in foil insulation. I used Mr Heater lp rubber gas line as its low pressure from the regulator. We got our heater and 15 wc regulator from Sure Marine as well. The digital thermostat pulls very little power so I don't think you will see any draw there. Staybtuned as we are going to do a long term product review on the heater and share some info you will probably be interested in. Its been a great heater with just a few small issues for the last 2 years.

@@CraigG21 thank you sir

@@adventuresofthememorymakers would love to have something like that on my TC Teardrop with OVS awning/room, but I also have a window and an 11 lb propane tank on the side of the camper to contend with…

@@CraigG21 if you can email us some pictures of the side of the camper that you want the room mod done to we can take a look at it and see if it is a possibility to do. Our email is thewizardofmodz@gmail.com

@@terrymcnabb790 it all depends on how your mounting it. If your mounting through the internal structure then use a machine screw with a large od washer and nyloc nuts.

@@SheltiesRule49 it definetly makes a huge difference.

@@terrymcnabb790 I honestly can't answer that without seeing your heater. There is usually a way to make things work with a little thought.

@@flapper111uk I don't believe the heaters sold in the US market are convertable to butane due to the higher energy content of butane over propane. You might want to check with the manufactures of the heater to verify that. Heaters for the European market are probably designed for butane versus Propane. I know our Propex furnace was designed in Northern Ireland and was made for Butane but will also run propane with some minor changes.

@@beerbuzz62 I am not sure of the exact size but its made for that stove oven. It just fits inside the wind guards side to side. We love it and use it a lot. We are getting another one for the Camp Chef stove oven in our deer blind/tiny cabin in our woods.

@@kristinecaco318 everyone but us and Brian! We slept through the storm last night, darn food coma!

@@brendanlg5888 that is an interesting issue as most people wish the water would get hotter. Typically the setting to get the coolest water would be to turn the hot knob to the coolest setting and the cold knob to the highest setting. That will decrease the heat and increase the water pressure which make the water flow through the heater faster, which reduces the amount of time the water spends in the heating chamber. There may be a restriction that is slowing the flow which will increase the setting. Also, I read somewhere that the Camplux stoves had high limit switch that was too high. Please let us know what it turns out to be. Thanks for watching and happy camping. BTW, we are on a 45 plus day camping trip across the country. We got 28 days of use out of a one pound cylinder.

@@mrgreen859 our Napa awning is doing fine. It definetly is not the quality of our ARB awning and I don't reccomend using annex rooms with it. We repair a lot of rooms damaged by off brand ownings.

@@aa999xyz we only use refillable one lb cylinders.

@@MelissaSouders-r8y If I remember correctly they were 24 inch slides to get the stove clear of the galley. Each setup will be a little different so we encourage owners to measure to make sure get the correct length you need.

@@MelissaSouders-r8y we installed a Propex HS2211 undermount heater. We have been on the road for 30 days so far on this trip and its been awesome! th-cam.com/video/I6YQjjwXQHo/w-d-xo.html

@@jasonmoore6448 the tees we make snap onto the tube so tight the can't fall off. They have to unsnapped off of the tube in order to remove them.

@@adventuresofthememorymakers I cut them so they’d snap on. I ziptie them because, well, I guess I’m paranoid 😬

How can I make these or buy them? TY​@@adventuresofthememorymakers

@@djhatcher67 just drop us an email thewizardofmodz@gmail.com

@@jcberb I did not use them because of the added length it would add would not allow me to seal the box up going down the road.

@@cherylbarrett3443 first off, we absolutely love our stargazer window. The curtain that I made is insulated and does seem to.make a difference keeping some of the solar out in the daytime. Can't say about cokd.at night as we never close it so we can starbat the stars!

@@cpamfmdj no sir. We have just pulled 5000 miles on this trip and its solid as a rock behind us!

@@oldstory-sz4qc light wood, as in start a fire?

Yes, I meant start a fire.

@@oldstory-sz4qc there is no way I can recommend starting a fire in a tent room made of nylon material. The chance of a stray spark getting to the floor or walls is too great to risk.

Great Invaluable advice. Thank you so much and I appreciate it.

@@JJMac-d4g after determining our 12v load requirements to the camper I am usong 10awg solid copper wire with a 20 amp inline fuse to the camper fuse panel. Our max draw if everything turned on at once won't exceend 15amps. Each camper is different so size your wire accordingly.

The reason I did not do it that way is because we very rarely have shore power as we are typically off grid campers.

@@ShredArmy yes, most heaters need at least 20 psi to turn on. I guess gravity feed woukd work as long as you coukd meet the pressure requirement of the switch

@@adventuresofthememorymakers Appreciate it. I’ll wire one up!

@@ShredArmy another great thing if your water does not have one is a on off switch. That way you can just get cold water if you don't need hot water. I install one on all of the water heaters we install for owners