Your diligence and patience with this build are amazing!!! Your willingness to learn, make mistakes and keep on going have made all the difference. You are an inspiration to me ! I love you, Mom
She's pretty amazing! I'm 62 and just bought the exact same van. Leaving the electrical to someone else, as well as the van fan, but her video's will help me alot. Something you love in the end is worth it. I pray she has an amazing journey where ever she goes.
Well first I want to say its refreshing to see people make mistakes and perservare.you gave me courage to make my project start.thank you for the content,I hope you had an amazing trip.this was the first video I have seen of yours.i will watch more.
Lindsay, this is the first of your videos I've come across, and I have to say this channel is criminally underrated. The video production is fantastic, I really enjoy the way you bring the viewer on the journey, and you're just a badass for doing this whole project. Even though I've been learning electrical engineering for over a year, I learned a lot about the practical applications from this. Thanks and keep up the good work, I have no doubt your channel will take off!
Mom is right! You are doing an awesome job. This is the first time that I've seen a vidio of yours, and I am really impressed. I also have a Dad kind of like yours. My 95 year old Dad is just like yours with a level. The level is a great tool, but only if the van is on level ground, and the van itself is level. Daddy is a master carpenter, and I try to live up to his standards (which are REALLY high). I have a 2003 Ford Econoline that I am going to start building. I plan to use a Jackery 2000 for my power, and four 100 watt solar panels in top. You did just what I plan to do with the different charging sources for your power. I can't wait to see more of your videos. I love the hat, also. I have a saying that I have lived by, and you are proof of it. "Were there is a woman, there is a way!"
Love the suspense! I'm so glad I found your channel!❤ Great editing and I really appreciate the way you make these complex details so easy to understand!
Thanks so much! Glad I could be somewhat helpful! I’m actually just in the process of finishing building the kitchen, and then I’m out on another trip!
Just fyi with the rotary switch. You don't need to crimp a connector onto the end to terminate it. Just strip the cable, twist it and screw straight onto the cable.
Amazing job!!! I loved watching your thought process and progress through the wiring! And honestly I am incredibly glad you had an electrical engineer on your side. Wiring is definitely the kind of thing you'd like an expert's double check on!
There's a good possibility that I buy a van within the next year and this the best I've seen to how this actually works, mostly solo. I am very appreciative of this series.
Yay, glad to hear it! My goal was to be realistic, and to make it a point to show and explain all the things I was confused about, since those were the issues I couldn’t find info about online!
@@LindsayDaly yes!!! OMG 😳 that's partly why I started with my SUV, I felt like I wasn't getting all the info. This has been sooo helpful. I can't wait to see your finished home and I hope to meet you in the road sometime
Love your videos and the cap! When you were explaining the electrical system I felt like I was back in AP Physics. (Which means I am so very confused.) 🤣 I know if I ever get to this part, I would purchase a Jackery 1500 and Solar Saga 100W panels and call it a day.
That’s so funny because I would say the same thing to people, like it reminds me of the problems we had to calculate in physics class - which I definitely did not understand very well at the time…
woohoo! I will say it is always a giggle watching the indicators show charging, be it solar, DC/DC or Shore Power. I didn't see you use grommets on your PV wires coming through the gland .. Something to add in if you haven't already.
would you be able to link me to whatever site you used to figure out how to wire the inverter to the car alternator? i have 2 solar panels on my room but it would be nice to have the alternator on days where i dont get enough sun for a full charge
Your diligence and patience with this build are amazing!!! Your willingness to learn, make mistakes and keep on going have made all the difference. You are an inspiration to me ! I love you, Mom
I love you!
She's pretty amazing! I'm 62 and just bought the exact same van. Leaving the electrical to someone else, as well as the van fan, but her video's will help me alot. Something you love in the end is worth it. I pray she has an amazing journey where ever she goes.
I appreciate detailed build vids like this
Well first I want to say its refreshing to see people make mistakes and perservare.you gave me courage to make my project start.thank you for the content,I hope you had an amazing trip.this was the first video I have seen of yours.i will watch more.
You are a remarkable women to do all this by yourself Great job you are definetle a inspiration
Lindsay, this is the first of your videos I've come across, and I have to say this channel is criminally underrated. The video production is fantastic, I really enjoy the way you bring the viewer on the journey, and you're just a badass for doing this whole project. Even though I've been learning electrical engineering for over a year, I learned a lot about the practical applications from this. Thanks and keep up the good work, I have no doubt your channel will take off!
Lindsay you badass learning all the things. Getting your hands dirty. The world needs more people like you.
Thank you, you must be so proud of yourself I'm proud of you and all. Your hard work this far
Mom is right! You are doing an awesome job. This is the first time that I've seen a vidio of yours, and I am really impressed. I also have a Dad kind of like yours. My 95 year old Dad is just like yours with a level. The level is a great tool, but only if the van is on level ground, and the van itself is level. Daddy is a master carpenter, and I try to live up to his standards (which are REALLY high). I have a 2003 Ford Econoline that I am going to start building. I plan to use a Jackery 2000 for my power, and four 100 watt solar panels in top. You did just what I plan to do with the different charging sources for your power. I can't wait to see more of your videos. I love the hat, also. I have a saying that I have lived by, and you are proof of it. "Were there is a woman, there is a way!"
Awww, the look on your face was pure happiness of “I DID IT”
Love the suspense! I'm so glad I found your channel!❤ Great editing and I really appreciate the way you make these complex details so easy to understand!
Thanks so much! Glad I could be somewhat helpful! I’m actually just in the process of finishing building the kitchen, and then I’m out on another trip!
I really look forward to this series.
Just fyi with the rotary switch. You don't need to crimp a connector onto the end to terminate it. Just strip the cable, twist it and screw straight onto the cable.
I do know that haha but with all the back and forth of removing and replacing them, it was eventually worth it to do the quick disconnect!
So impressive...all this work and problem solving!
Amazing job!!! I loved watching your thought process and progress through the wiring! And honestly I am incredibly glad you had an electrical engineer on your side. Wiring is definitely the kind of thing you'd like an expert's double check on!
There's a good possibility that I buy a van within the next year and this the best I've seen to how this actually works, mostly solo. I am very appreciative of this series.
Yay, glad to hear it! My goal was to be realistic, and to make it a point to show and explain all the things I was confused about, since those were the issues I couldn’t find info about online!
@@LindsayDaly yes!!! OMG 😳 that's partly why I started with my SUV, I felt like I wasn't getting all the info. This has been sooo helpful. I can't wait to see your finished home and I hope to meet you in the road sometime
To go through all trouble for a bluetti, wow
Loving watching this van come together as well as anything you post about!
The amount of editing that went into this is insane.
Thank you for appreciating that haha, the worst part was manually captioning a forty minute long video! Lol
@@LindsayDaly I can only imagine lol
Enjoyed watching! Thanks! 😃👍❤️🚂💨💨💨💨💨🚙
bestie this build is slaying 💅
Your honor…. 👩⚖️
You are doing a great job! I like the word multimiter
Nice !!
Love your videos and the cap! When you were explaining the electrical system I felt like I was back in AP Physics. (Which means I am so very confused.) 🤣 I know if I ever get to this part, I would purchase a Jackery 1500 and Solar Saga 100W panels and call it a day.
That’s so funny because I would say the same thing to people, like it reminds me of the problems we had to calculate in physics class - which I definitely did not understand very well at the time…
AAA has done me wrong as well so I'm using Good Sam's
yesssssssssssss go lindsay
Good job!
woohoo! I will say it is always a giggle watching the indicators show charging, be it solar, DC/DC or Shore Power. I didn't see you use grommets on your PV wires coming through the gland .. Something to add in if you haven't already.
would you be able to link me to whatever site you used to figure out how to wire the inverter to the car alternator? i have 2 solar panels on my room but it would be nice to have the alternator on days where i dont get enough sun for a full charge
you are such a badass omg
Lmk when you in dc