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Scott Joyce
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2009
Paradise Found in Canada's North Channel. Sailing up one of the world's longest freshwater fjords.
On this part of our trip we slow down and spend some time in the Benjamin Islands and take on new crew for an adventure to Baie Fine aboard our Beneteau Oceanis 400.
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Navigating North: Sailing Adventure to Canada's breathtaking North Channel. Part one.
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After months of planning and preparation we slip our mooring for our longest sail yet, 300 miles up the coast of Michigan and into the pristine waters of the North Channel. #sailing #greatlakes #puremichigan #yachtlife Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): uppbeat.io/t/nick-petrov/time-traveller License code: FW42IWSOMCUZIYNP Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/...
Great Lakes sailing: shakedown sail from Muskegon to Pentwater plus sailboat recovery.
มุมมอง 2Kปีที่แล้ว
We're heading to the North Channel in Canada in 2 weeks so we decided to do a shakedown trip. Our goal was to accomplish a couple boat jobs and practice sailing the boat as it's still new to us. Overall, great sucess.
DIY electric outboard conversion. Flipsky motor and FSESC with Chevy Volt battery.
มุมมอง 710ปีที่แล้ว
Finishing up my electric outboard project. Have a few changes planned and then I will hopefully be able to start testing it properly.
New boat maiden Voyage. First sail of our Beneteau Oceanis 400.
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September sailing on Lake Michigan.
FPV vancamping waterfall campsite fly through. Vanlife naked gopro FPV Mashup.
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I got the Beta 95xV2 out for our 4 day camping trip in Tennessee to keep trying to improve on my flying and video skills. Hope you enjoy the short clip! I've got a couple more that I'm working through also. FPV is the way!
Toyota Sienna Minivan Camper Shower Build. DIY campervan water system
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Here's a quick video detailing our water system/shower build before we head out on our last big van trip of the year. We 3d printed some parts and gathered up a bunch of fittings to make it happen. With our off grid water system we hope to spend some more time off the beaten path next summer with the ability to take quick showers and rinse the dirt off the doggo. If you haven't seen our other v...
How to build a battery powered waffle maker. DIY budget solar generator/minivan camper power station
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Start to finish lithium battery power station build. lifepo4 cells in 12 volt configuration and a couple USB ports and 12 volt ports. I used an old 400 watt inverter also and it can power a small Dash waffle maker. should be awesome for my Sienna minivan camper since it takes up so little space. I think their perfect for all electric and off grid vanlife. I have an 80 watt solar panel that I ca...
Toyota Sienna campervan Hideaway kitchen for delicious boondock breakfast
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A bit more focused video on just the kitchen lift assembly. It uses an actuator on a vertically sliding "drawer" and pushes it all up. #vanlife #campervan #boondocking #offgrid
Toyota Sienna minvan campervan conversion. Welded steel frame minivan camper build.
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I went a little full on extra for this build and welded up my frame out of some steel I had. I built a rear kitchen that stows totally in the rear seat well and raises up for use with an electric actuator. I hope you find some inspiration from this build and post comments if you have any questions or suggestions for improvements. I got a lot of help on TH-cam when I wanted to build so I hope i ...
Toyota Sienna campervan build.
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quick video to highlight part of my build. more to come when I figure out how to use Adobe.
E-bike hidden throttle with VESC and magnetic sensor DIY.
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used this scooter throttle www.amazon.com/dp/B08GFVSFDC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_H67TSC3K1SAA80HQBBSP?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 to build a slick throttle for my Ebike project. using a kepler friction drive.
Very neat and discrete throttle. Thanks for sharing.
I need help, when I accelerate, the engine is making small jerks, and the bike doesn't move, it just moves after being in motion, I'm using a 6384 motor with a 15-tooth pinion reduction with a 60-tooth gear, connected to a shaft , this one has an 11-tooth pinion and a 54-tooth crown, 48v battery, thumb throttle, vesc 75100
When I started boating in the 1960'S. I never saw hardly any American boats. Then the internet came along, Then I guess one looper went up the Trent canal to Georgian Bay and the North Channel. Well I guess word got out on the net and loopers started going that route. In my 50 years of boating in that route I met so many super nice people from all over the USA. Shared dinners and camp fires swapping stories. Well age and health caught up with me and now I watch videos from people like yourselves. So thanks for sharing,
Nice video. It does highlight the difference between a big sailboat and a trailerable power boat. We can leave our slip in Ludington in the morning and pull into Killarney by noon! We then like to take two weeks to work our way back.
Can you go over the build of this again. Get close up with the camera as well. This looks good
Kool set up....
I was looking for a hidden throttle idea, but this is too pro...
GREAT PUMP coonection
sounded funny.. "Ok, Theres Holly screwing...ummm..." Haha your pause sounded funny
"Hi DRAKE❤"
I like your build, Wow so professional. Impressed by your welding and electric skills. It all looks so CLEAN and beautiful
Very creative 👏🏻👏🏻
How did this run, that motor looks small for its application. I was looking for biggest brushless i could find.
Ran great all summer. I did size up the motor to a 6374 and had no issues. It just pushed my dinghy to shore and back so it usually only ran for a couple minutes at a time.
th-cam.com/video/CSTwTbuR0LE/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared just finishing up mine
Haha, i was NOT expecting the kitchen to raise up like that!
Drake living his best life❤
Add a link to the camera please!
Great video guys, can't wait for the next one! The North Channel is awesome, looking forward to seeing the adventure.
Great video and edit skulls by Holly!
Badass dude. Getting into diy ebike stuff now and the vesc controllers seem cheaper and smaller/better than most ebike controllers. You still messing with vesc based ebike builds? Looks like the only part that takes some modding is the pas, are there decent 40-80a cheap vescs with good pas?
I'm not sure what you mean by pas. I definitely think VESC controllers are a good option as long as you keep them cool. Some of the flipsky options have pretty good heatsinks now it seems. I definitely recommend getting the Bluetooth dongle for adjusting settings and monitoring temps.
@@scottjoyce85 sorry pas = pedal assist [sensor], and I was trying ask if you had become aware of any vesc's with easier integration of pedal assist in the years since this video was made. I'm struggling to find clear videos on the subject but there may be plenty on endless sphere that I haven't found yet
WOW, very nice!
Good job on the video! Little drunk at the 9 minute mark?
Great vid!
Thanks for checking it out!
Clever setup
Thanks
the best van bedframe build I've ever seen!
Hi , I have the 75100.vesc and wad hoping you could help how would you wire the brake lights would u wire them to adc2 with the sensor
regarding your door over your fridge, you could put a thin piece of wood under the door to support it when it is closed instead of the latches that you dont like. Good job on the build
also a small hole in the door to open it with
Love the bed build
One suggestion is to pour a half gallon of gas inside your van . And throw a match on it from a safe distance.. get some marshmallows and enjoy.
Lolol.
I have watched hundreds of minivan conversions, this is the top 5 for sure based on the actuator, genius!
What a cool build! 😃👍🏻
Nicely done so far. You'll get there.
Hiya buddy can u make step by step tutorial please of course if you have time watching from uk
any link for that product?
Nice built sir
Amazing build
Great job! The best I’ve seen so far! Really fantastic!
That bed is brilliant
I think it's better being over built. It is stronger. X
Way nice. Love the couch/bed frame, and kitchen. 😊👍
Such a clean build so far! Love da pop up Kitchen! Beer mode Yes !! and all the ugly electronics are hidden. Did you talk about how you made your dc-dc battery install anywhere? I have a 2017 Sienna and need to do this.
too fast get dizzy
Do you have any build plans? Including build plans for the kitchen?
Unfortunately I don't. When it warms up I might spend some time measuring everything and creating some rough plans but I currently don't have anything. Sorry.
hi where you buy mattress ?
That's awesome. Being 4ft tall and being able to sleep that way. Looks like a nice advantage.
Being 4 ft tall would be an advantage for van camping. Unfortunately I'm 6'1". Fortunately our mattress is 50"×75".
May I suggest Bruce Parks YT Videos!
He has a cool build for sure.
Sorry for all the questions. I just discovered your video and also happen to have taught myself battery-building and welding during the pandemic. What size cells did you use in your LiFePo battery? They don't look like 18650's. You mentioned it's a 4s 15p setup. So that means for 12V with 4s each cell's nominal voltage must be about 3V. What's the capacity?
Congrats on battery building! It's pretty fun. These cells are 26650 K2 cells from batteryhookup.com. You're right about 4s being around 12 volts. Nominal voltage is 3.2 for these cells and their individual capacity is 3,800 mah so it's around 57 AH at 12 volts.
What size and type metal did you use for the bed frame? What kind of welding did you use? I assume mig.
I guess I don't know the exact measurement for the angle iron. Probably 1.5 inch and 3/16 thick. I also tig welded it. Not because it needed it but just to practice.
Women: Is that motorized actuator really necessary? Men: No but it's cool and he can do it.
Do you have diy how to build a spot welder video?
I can make one if you're interested.
To be honest though. By the time you buy all the parts for this. It probably makes sense to buy one. I don't think I'll use this for much anymore. It worked well for smaller stuff but when I was building a 60 cell pack I burned up a solenoid and had to keep the battery on a charger to have enough power. As well as take a lot of breaks. The quality is hard to control also. I first built this when I was doing small 4 cell packs for drones but it's not very good for doing bigger packs.
Awesome build! Love the auto kitchen and bed to couch design! Thanks for sharing :)