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Roving Incident
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 12 เม.ย. 2011
DRIVE & CHILL session 01
Some driving chillhop to study or nap to.
Toonorth - Dreamstate chll.to/2cf1aabd
C Y G N - Vision Nocturne chll.to/ce4e8aaf
Aves - Green Tea chll.to/07a1ce87
Stan Forebee - Cold Fire chll.to/15402a5c
Aviino - Two Thousand Miles chll.to/4da42c0a
Liphe - Little Bird chll.to/b615dce5
chromonicci - Hillside. chll.to/22d7cf83
Aves, Snoophkeen - Matoki chll.to/886b7f57
Toonorth - Dreamstate chll.to/2cf1aabd
C Y G N - Vision Nocturne chll.to/ce4e8aaf
Aves - Green Tea chll.to/07a1ce87
Stan Forebee - Cold Fire chll.to/15402a5c
Aviino - Two Thousand Miles chll.to/4da42c0a
Liphe - Little Bird chll.to/b615dce5
chromonicci - Hillside. chll.to/22d7cf83
Aves, Snoophkeen - Matoki chll.to/886b7f57
มุมมอง: 28
วีดีโอ
Mt. Humphreys FAIL \\\\ Flagstaff
มุมมอง 593 ปีที่แล้ว
An attempt to climb Mt. Humphreys. INSTAGRAM * roving_incident SUBSCRIBE * th-cam.com/channels/uRMU9YufntX0VVVvf_m5AQ.html Buy Me A COFFEE! * www.buymeacoffee.com/RovingIncident
walnut Canyon NATIONAL Monument \\\\ Flagstaff
มุมมอง 173 ปีที่แล้ว
Pueblo cliff dwellings. INSTAGRAM * roving_incident SUBSCRIBE * th-cam.com/channels/uRMU9YufntX0VVVvf_m5AQ.html Buy Me A COFFEE! * www.buymeacoffee.com/RovingIncident
A Meteor CRATER and Route 66 ART \\\\ Winslow
มุมมอง 163 ปีที่แล้ว
The most preserved meteor crater in the United States & the crumbling route 66. INSTAGRAM * roving_incident SUBSCRIBE * th-cam.com/channels/uRMU9YufntX0VVVvf_m5AQ.html Buy Me A COFFEE! * www.buymeacoffee.com/RovingIncident
Chapel of the HOLY DOVE \\\\ Flagstaff
มุมมอง 983 ปีที่แล้ว
I visit a small roadside chapel. INSTAGRAM * roving_incident SUBSCRIBE * th-cam.com/channels/uRMU9YufntX0VVVvf_m5AQ.html Buy Me A COFFEE! * www.buymeacoffee.com/RovingIncident
Elden PUEBLO Ruins \\\\ Flagstaff
มุมมอง 613 ปีที่แล้ว
Exploration of some pueblo ruins. * Trail Guide explaining the numbers * www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fseprd748599.pdf INSTAGRAM * roving_incident SUBSCRIBE * th-cam.com/channels/uRMU9YufntX0VVVvf_m5AQ.html Buy Me A COFFEE! * www.buymeacoffee.com/RovingIncident
Hike AROUND a Lava River Cave! \\\\ Flagstaff
มุมมอง 443 ปีที่แล้ว
I take a walk through a 3/4 mile Lava river cave in the Coconino National Forest. INSTAGRAM * roving_incident SUBSCRIBE * th-cam.com/channels/uRMU9YufntX0VVVvf_m5AQ.html Buy Me A COFFEE! * www.buymeacoffee.com/RovingIncident
Moving on! WORK day! \\\\ Flagstaff
มุมมอง 163 ปีที่แล้ว
Moving on to Flagstaff. Headed north! INSTAGRAM * roving_incident SUBSCRIBE * th-cam.com/channels/uRMU9YufntX0VVVvf_m5AQ.html Buy Me A COFFEE! * www.buymeacoffee.com/RovingIncident
Hike AROUND Devils Bridge! \\\\ Sedona
มุมมอง 263 ปีที่แล้ว
A hike to Devil's Bridge! INSTAGRAM * roving_incident SUBSCRIBE * th-cam.com/channels/uRMU9YufntX0VVVvf_m5AQ.html Buy Me A COFFEE! * www.buymeacoffee.com/RovingIncident
Hike AROUND Soldier Pass \\\\ Sedona
มุมมอง 53 ปีที่แล้ว
A hike through some arches and valleys! INSTAGRAM * roving_incident SUBSCRIBE * th-cam.com/channels/uRMU9YufntX0VVVvf_m5AQ.html Buy Me A COFFEE! * www.buymeacoffee.com/RovingIncident
Hike TO THE TOP of Wilson Mountain \\\\ Sedona
มุมมอง 213 ปีที่แล้ว
A long hike up to Wilson Mountain! INSTAGRAM * roving_incident SUBSCRIBE * th-cam.com/channels/uRMU9YufntX0VVVvf_m5AQ.html Buy Me A COFFEE! * www.buymeacoffee.com/RovingIncident
Hike AROUND Little Sugarloaf Rock \\\\ Sedona
มุมมอง 233 ปีที่แล้ว
A quick hike around and up Sugarloaf Rock! INSTAGRAM * roving_incident SUBSCRIBE * th-cam.com/channels/uRMU9YufntX0VVVvf_m5AQ.html Buy Me A COFFEE! * www.buymeacoffee.com/RovingIncident
Hike AROUND Cathedral Rock \\\\ Sedona
มุมมอง 93 ปีที่แล้ว
A hike around and up Cathedral Rock! INSTAGRAM * roving_incident SUBSCRIBE * th-cam.com/channels/uRMU9YufntX0VVVvf_m5AQ.html Buy Me A COFFEE! * www.buymeacoffee.com/RovingIncident
Hike AROUND Bell Rock \\\\ Sedona
มุมมอง 93 ปีที่แล้ว
Hiking through the Red Rocks! INSTAGRAM * roving_incident SUBSCRIBE * th-cam.com/channels/uRMU9YufntX0VVVvf_m5AQ.html Buy Me A COFFEE! * www.buymeacoffee.com/RovingIncident
Hike AROUND Chimney Rock! \\\\ Sedona
มุมมอง 193 ปีที่แล้ว
A hike through the Red Rocks! INSTAGRAM * roving_incident SUBSCRIBE * th-cam.com/channels/uRMU9YufntX0VVVvf_m5AQ.html Buy Me A COFFEE! * www.buymeacoffee.com/RovingIncident
Hike AROUND Montezuma Castle \\\\ Camp Verde
มุมมอง 133 ปีที่แล้ว
Hike AROUND Montezuma Castle \\\\ Camp Verde
Interested to how you mounted panels to roof so can handle 70mPH drive wind! Holes in roof? Tilt or not on solar? Thanks
those batteries give off gassing during charging not a good idea inside of a camper
Thanks for the explanation, great video!
Hey bro this is GOWDY’s retroroom (from the future) saying we need more videos!!!!!
Wires are way too thin. I would recommend 4/0 wire.
wow, this is a perfect example of why you never buy used. This is a disaster with unprotected, undersized wires just cobbled together by a guy that has no clue what he was doing...
Im building my truck stealth camper right now. 2 weeks ago someone broke in and stole my solar my blankets everything even my clothes! So now im rebuilding and im doing everything integratedinto my truck like yours
Thank you. I'm ground zero and this was very helpful.
Bro wtf 😳 I need all this?
Pretty involved system!! Don’t see any problems with it. I wonder why you didn’t go to LiFePO4 batteries instead. Your temperature monitors would be unnecessary as the BMS in the Li based batteries would take care of things. You will generally get about 4 x the number of charge cycles. If this was done a couple of years ago, there was a much more significant price difference than there is today, so that would be understandable. With todays prices, I just couldn’t justify the AGMs I had been using before, myself. Like I said, your system is great!! Only had the one question. Neither system is incorrect, just different. I have a 2100 sq ft cabin that is off grid, has a 40 x 42 attached garage/shop with a 240 volt Level 2 car charger and a 240 volt for the air compressor. I may install another for the welder, but it’s a smaller welder, enough for me, and I just have wired it so I can use the same plug as the EV charger. It’s just charging up a Jeep Wrangler Sahara 4xe. I use all LiFEPO4 server rack batteries and the system is rated at 15 KW currently. More than enough to run the air conditioning even. The big benefit to the system that’s impractical for automotive systems, is a 2 KW windmill that runs almost constantly. That makes up for bad weather, snow, shorter winter days (in Southern Alberta Canada). The system has its own dedicated 8 x 8 room with cooling and heat that is its own system. It was not cheap though,,,,,,,,. Fun to play with and experiment with!! You are doing quite well!!
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great video!
If the wire to the DC to DC charger is overheating, you're pushing more amps through than it is rated for. I've most often seen 2 or 4 guage wire for that purpose.
it's a 20 amp dc to dc charger 2 to 4 guage is overkill. 2 to 4 guage would be used for something pulling over 80 amps
@@kman8001 Maybe, but if the wire is overheating the guage you're using is not enough
Really well thought out setup
How much$ ?
I would say around $1500. Solar panels and batteries were more expensive when I bought them.
glad to see your posting again!
where did you get that camper top? I have never seen one that tall .
I had it custom made in Washington at a place called canopy world
Cool vid. looking to do something similar. Don't need a lot of power, but enough to run a mini fridge, charge phones, Laptop and cameras, etc. Only out for 2-3 days/nights at a time, so this may be all I would ever need. Thanks.
For real! Excited for the upload!
Bro it's been a while glad to see the latest video
For gods sake dude buy some shrink tubing
holy electrical tape batman!
What could I run on this battery?. How much can the charge hold?
It's around 100 amp hours of usable battery. I run a 12v dometic fridge 24/7 and can charge my phone and run a laptop 3 to 4 hours a day with full sun.
Do you have a list of materials used?
I'm always so jealous of your trips! I'm working on planning a camping trip myself. Need to research some areas!
Shouldn't directly connect your inverter to your charge controller. It should go charge controller to fuse to battery, then battery to fuse to inverter. If you pop your 100amp breaker the inverter can still try to pull from your charge controller and cause it to short out. Also you Shouldn't run a larger fuse than your controller can handle. Your using a 40a when you have a 20a controller. Just my 2 cents. I'm running a 400 watt renogy system on my truck with the renogy 40amp rover mppt.
I have the 30amp Renogy Wanderer. The 25amp fuse pops if the solar panels surge towards the charge controller. The 40amp fuse on the charge controller pops if a surge goes towards the charge controller from the battery, inverter or fuse panel. When my 100amp fuse pops the entire system shuts off because all the negative and positive wires loop though it. I've tested it many times.
@@kman8001 no problem. I was just letting you know that it isn't the correct way to wire it in but if it works for you that's all that matters!
Nice, simple, and clear explanations. Thanks for sharing and happy camping
1:00 you need to put an auto reset breaker next to the car start battery - having that 10 gauge wire traveling through the car unprotected is a potential fire risk if it shorts to the car body anywhere. Other than that, nice setup!
You should do more Toyota vids!
It looks so cozy
I still don't get the green wire purpose. Why the turn signal fuse? My goal is to set up a 12v battery for the truck cap camper recharged by both car alternator and solar, but I don't want the car battery get drained if the car is not on.
The turn signal is only active when my truck is running. Which is why spliced into it with the y adapter fuse adding in a extra fuse spot would've cost me more money. The green wire is the power wire for the DC to DC charger and is required
Ah thanks. I will try my ignition circuit then.
nice setup. how much was the system?
Rough estimate would be $900 to $1100. Solar panels and battery tech fluctuate in price. This system is a few years old.
Beautiful!
looks so nice there
dude...that closet behind the seats...genius
Keep these videos coming!
deleted my other channel subscribe to this one if you haven't
@@kman8001 you already know!