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I'd reserve this comment for solar homes in stable grid areas, struggling to make ROI before the panels fail and have to be replaced in a never-ending subsidized cycle. Having convenient power generated wherever you go, isn't much of a waste, if all you care about is having a maintainable lifestyle.

@@Roobotics Barely any power generated you mean. If you cant aim the panel perfectly at the sun the efficiency drops to under 10%. Easier to buy a generator and a fuel tank....this problem has already been fixed but you kamala voters are suckers. I have money invested into solar companies cause of the money spent on pushing solar garbage is immense and there is a sucker born everyday.

I had an ROI after 5 years given I have a bigger base load of around 250W. So thx sucker for not understanding solar and keeping demand low enough to still drop panel prices. You can get 800W complete sets für around 200 bucks now. Even my grandpa would have a fast ROI only watching TV...

@@NavySeal2k You cant even do math. School has really failed in your country.

😂😂😂😂

It was a lot of work!

Thats sooo cool, welcome 😃

It’s all starting to come together!

I guess the idea of that isn’t for you, than traveling across the country in a van is out of the question 😂

@wadeanddani I mean I can always travel across the country in a van and just stay at hotels you know.

We didn’t have any issues with clouds. It was great for us. I would say thou, if your in a gully the mountains can give you some issues

We had the roam one.

No, we lived in a van to explore Australia

Thats crazy. We bought ours from starlink.

On the Starlink availability map it shows that Afghanistan doesn’t have starlink coverage and doesn’t look like it ever will

Thanks so much, we can see it turning into our new home 😃

At the time we end, there was so signs about that. It’s a pretty amazing place 😃

He is he best, so chill

We like the colour so we went with it and love how it has turned out

@wadeanddani Absolutely wasn't expecting this reply but each to their own, glad you like it!

Yeah I know, unfortunately there aren’t many options. It will have s lid as well. We had it in the same spot in our last van and worked out well 😃

We definitely did 🤦‍♂️ lesson learnt

What a useful and wise tip. Even in our fast world this learns you the most and the second try will go much faster and leads to better results anyways

Hey mate, this could be a few things. Some that come to mind is to check the cable thickness from the inverter to the batteries, it needs to be thick enough to hold a min 170 amps, make sure all the connections are good. What battery do you have? Check the specs to see if it can handle over 170 amps continuous discharge

@ thanks for the reply mate. The wire size is plenty thick enough and only a short run. I have all itechworld with a 200ah slimline I’m thinking it may be continuous draw but the battery has a 250a draw so I’m not to sure. I am working with itechworld at the moment to diagnose so hopefully we can get to the bottom of the problem. I’m thinking I might just go back to a gas cooker as it seemed to be the issue and draw down tests seem fine at this point, unless it’s an inverter issue.

@@timgarrett2787 Dam, it sounds like it could be a complicated one. Its possible that it could be the inverter, Is that also from Itechword? It might be worth also checking if the lugs heat up when using it, that could mean poor quality lugs and tripping the BMS in the battery. It was also our cooktop that was also tripping our old batteries when on it was onhigh. We changed to the 240Pro itechworld batteries, upgraded the cable size and lugs and never had any more issues.

@ thanks mate I will talk to itech world again and see how they want me to test the inverter. Appreciate your replies and info mate cheers.

😂 yeah you can at the same time

Interesting, what product did you go for?

I appreciate your perspective and totally agree that you don't need a fancy vehicle to live on the road. It's all about creating the space and making it work for you!

Wow, thank you!

I’ll have to make a video about it sometime

Jon snow. He is pretty chill

ye he is chill most cats when they’re sleeping their eyes open on guard at the fact that is still sleeping means that he really trusts you either way have you got any tips on how to build a van? I am only a 12-year-old kid, but I have a dream of living in a short wheelbase sprinter van when I am older judging from your van conversion, you seem to have a lot of experience. Do you think you could help me out?😁😁😁

Thanks soo much

Yeah some things are but I also guess it depends on where to your comparing to

Thanks a lot 😀

Oh thanks for the kind words 😊 I think we just need to be more consistent with it and hopefully it could grow

Oh no way, that’s sooo cheap. We are in Australia so it’s AUD. It’s definitely expensive but in super remote areas there are no other choices if you want to get internet

It was just over $2,000 but also not including our labor. It took us about a week to finish

Where are we putting double 😂 we had 110 in our last van that we lived in for over 2 years in Australia and it was enough but obviously it’s nicer to have more

@@wadeanddani Where? Up to you, A suitable water tank one could suggest, specifically manufactured for location utilising unoccupied space as done with long range fuel tanks. As for travelling with 175, in Australia. If you just stay on the black and town hoping ever couple of days, ( that sounds like a real exiting tour 😏) then ok however spending time in one locations or going remote 175L is inadequate. Infact in some cases negligent.

​@@0Aus They guys do this for a living, I'm sure they'll be fine...

@@jamooo stress not. Brief research will quickly provide the minimum water requirements for remote travelling Australia. As stated if you don't go remote 170L sure. If remote two or more individuals, not silly just wilfully negligent. 👍

It doesn’t show it in this video but we have framed it up with ply so far. Still need to waterproof paint and finish the walls to seal it up

Thanks for the tips 😁

He is the best 😃

What are they?

I put a 3.3 ohm one. Maybe my research was wrong and put the wrong one 😭

They are so comfy, we didn’t know we needed them till we got them 😂

That’s a good idea. I will do a google for a good one

Ohh is it that simple? I was reading up about needing a resistor

@@wadeanddani only if there is a resistor on the switch. Usually they are pressure sensors with a pad style compression switch, which will just close the circuit. Just basing this off a pressure switch in an older 2004 jeep. Legit just bridged it and the seatbelt sensor, worked like a charm

*amazing

He is living his best life

I already sold the other seats 😔 I am told that I might be able to add resistors and get the code cleared and should be ok. Fingers crossed 🤞

So true, after looking into. We think there is a solution but will need a scaner to clear the codes 😔

Crazy neighbors

@@wadeanddani yeah I was also thinking about it

Thanks so much, really appreciate it

He is the best