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- In this video I will be doing a deep dive into the specifics of what I use to live comfortably in my car
Bluetti Power Station
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Togo Power Station
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100ah Battery
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Car Jump Starter
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12V Fridge
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Extension Cord Reel
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Ecoflow Wave 2
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Folding Stadium Seat
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Nightstand
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Lamp
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Wire Lights
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Battery Eyelet to 12v Adapter
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12v to AC Converter
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Portable Monitor
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You know sometimes with people living in their cars or vans i think how nice it would be to have a business that caters to this type of person, whether by choice or otherwise. What i mean is touching base with a place once a week, getting a pre-chilled efficient cooler stocked with a weeks worth of frozen tasty meals, having access to a laundry machine and shower and other comforts one would want access to, and a battery exchange to swap out an empty power bank with a full one. It would be like a one stop shop type of thing to resupply and get back on the road.
That's actually a really good idea! Wouldn't be surprised to see that in the future the way so many people are in their cars now
Be too expensive
Look up safe parks and try to get one established near u❤
This guy is already trying to monopolize and package the nomad apocalyptic lifestyle.
Now that's a sophisticated setup!
Thanks!
Thanks. Really needed that battery explanation!!
Thanks for watching!
You are living great.not a lot but what you need 🎉🎉
Thank you🙏🏻
The second I saw you had an actual AC, I liked your video.
Thanks😅
RIGHT. I would die without AC lol
Beautiful setup. Sometimes less really is more. Having a storage unit or a homebase, makes living out of a vehicle, so much more comfortable. I found I actually prefer my daily driver for my roadtrips to the class b, van that we got the year before my husband passed away. For one I just don't need all that space and the daily driver is stealthy, nimble, gets better fuel economy, and is a better ride for driving. I have escaped winter 2 years in a row in my daily driver and just like it better than the big van. Thank you for taking the time to create this video, you have 3 items that could definitely make my travels in my daily driver, more comfortable than the lold clas b van. ❤😊
Appreciate that! Yeah i storage unit is essential for this lifestyle. What kind of car is your daily driver? Glad i had something that could improve your setup in some way. Thanks for watching😅
@@RavRoving 2017 Toyota Sienna, it beat out the 2009 Jeep Patriot, that I plan on selling. I thought it didn't have enough ground clearance, but after thinking about all the years I drove the Jeep, I really never go anywhere, I would have an issue because if it is iffy I always walked in first.
Any way you could give me the class B then?😂I could definitely use it
Good job with this car-living! Kept it simple, clean, functional, safe, and easy to use! Nice job!
Thank you!
It is interesting how you have decluttered and kept the real necessities. Looks very efficient
I appreciate that!
Super organized and tidy space.
Very nice!
Appreciate that!
Sweeeeeet!!!!! I like the battery idea for your fridge.
Thanks!
I didn't even know a car battery like that existed. I definitely purchased it from your link in the description. Thank you for sharing this information with TH-cam
Yeah it's a neat device in my opinion. I appreciate that man!
Nice. Minimalism is the way to nomad.
That's the truth!
Dude, that's awesome. I have a Pontiac Vibe, Toyota Matrix in disguise. Similarly set up, I like your power options! I also have 2 tents. One I can stand up in, the other is just a small one person, that the wind in the desert won't destroy. I'm 59 & have loved camping & travelling since a kid. I'm going back out to the southwest in October. I live in Virginia, but over the next year, I'll be car & tent full time. Best of luck my friend.
Wow...I've watched tons of these kinds of videos. Your setup is top notch, one of the best I've seen. You definitely have checked all the boxes. I would probably add a rooftop storage box and an optima yellow top deep cycle starter battery. On my vehicle I also added a 12 light bar to the front bumper. I call this low beam assist. When traveling at night it's a real game changer and perfectly legal.
Sounds like you have some legit gear on your setup
@@RavRoving I just use mine for vacations. I like your setup a lot. Well thought out.
I love the simplicity of your setup. Then, you have tons of power. Good fridge, air conditioner, great bed. All the important things. I wondered about toileting, cooking and food storage other than the fridge. Do you cook? Make coffee? Are you always in a city? And you mentioned plugging in your big cord. Where do you do that? I camp out of my CRV and am always looking for better ways to do it. This video made me a new subscriber.
Thanks for subscribing! I keep all mt dry food in cooking under my bed where my starlink dish is stored. I forgot to add it to the video. There are different spots around my town with outlets on the light poles and I also have a spot at work I can plug into
That's amazing! I can't believe how much room you still have to move around
I know right!
@@RavRoving I should have you help with mine when I need it. Very good job
Awesome sauce. I could tell you're stoked on the air conditioner. Man after my own heart. God be with you , God bless this world's messes l.a ca
Thanks for watching! Yeah the air conditioner will be a game changer
Thanks for sharing your setup. Love the no clutter
Appreciate that! Thanks for watching
Great setup thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Clever ideas. I notice your setup is more minimalistic compared to a year ago. I have a Thule roof and bike rack, and I’m only using my 2015 Rav for road trips and camping, so I don’t really need to stealth it, but I’ll definitely use some of your ideas. The battery for the fridge looks great.
Ohhh you fancy with the Thule! But i like the setup bro. Yeah that battery comes in clutch I cant lie
@@RavRoving Was just mentioning the Thule because it’s not stealth like your setup, which is better if you are trying to live in it and be stealth at times. Mine is more for camping, so I mainly keep a paddle board and other outdoor gear in that anyway. I definitely would like to remove back seats to have more interior room like you have.
Thanks for sharing, this has got some great little tips like the nice battery!
Thanks for watching!
Brilliant young man 😊😊😊
Thanks😅
Great tour. I’ve started car camping whenever I travel since getting a Tesla 3. It’s much smaller than yours but the camp mode keeps the temperature perfect and with the back seats folded there is a perfect flat space for a regular twin mattress. I stay in state parks with RV power usually so I can get a nights sleep and 300 miles of range for $20-30 the camp mode works without plugging in but if I need to charge anyway the campsites are good value. I’ve been thinking of getting an old Tesla X and stripping out all the seats to do something like you’ve done. I think that would be the perfect budget car camper.
Thanks for watching! A lot of people trash talk tesla's but the ability to have climate control integrated into your vehicle is something I envy alot. A Model X build would be really neat to see
I've thought about leasing a Tesla and doing something similar, but I am concerned about the EMF exposure. Any thoughts about that? I own a ICE vehicle currently but have to make the necessary adjustments to facilitate sleep.
You know watching all these videos I think a good business model that would really help vehicle dwellers or even homeless is a place for services that would help them or be useful. Like showers and laundry. People go to the gym and many times it just for a shower. all that equipment and they are just getting cleaned. perhaps bath houses should come back. a business that has showers, laundry and microwaves to heat up hot meals. Perhaps also a food pantry that would work better for some one with no fridge or needs dry goods donations. What about sleep pods with lockers to hold personal items daily and be cheap. i am thinking like in japan. And it be very clean that someone would want to stay at. And safe. Not to mention mail services and additional help getting your official documents reordered. If you loose everything imagine trying to get it all back.
I'm surprised something like this hasn't been started to be honest. Great idea!
Great and simple set up! 💯 🔥
Appreciate that!
Really nice setup!
Thanks!
Your channel is going crazy 🔥 keep up the grind bro
Appreciate that homie🫡
I like your setup. I have to move into my Honda Civic at the end of the month. I sooooo wish I had the room you have. Anyway… love your videos! Keep making them ✌️
Thanks for watching. That civic will be a challenge but i have seen be done before. Are you planning on taking the seats out?
My parents don’t know that I will have to move into my car, and I want to keep it that way. So… I want to try to keep the seats in, but I will probably have to take them in and out each day.
@@zachparade2791, parents job is to worry. We all want to smooth the way for our children, no matter their age. Just remember there are resources available if you need them. Best wishes on your adventure. ❤🙏😊
@@zachparade2791get a storage unit it’ll help you out to
So informative
Thanks!
Thanks for this video. I saw your short last week and was really interested. I move into my car in 2 weeks and I just want to keep my fridge running.
Thanks for watching! Good luck with everything, i hope you find a battery solution that works for you😅
Lived in a Nissan pathfinder with my eco flow wave 2 it was a life saver
Love it
Appreciate it😅
I like it!
Thanks!
Good job
Thanks!
Like someone else posted, grab a dc-dc charger to run the Blueti off your alternator, you can get 400w in with some of them.
I saw that, that was some good info
Thanks for the info on the battery!!! I'm definitely going to get it. I'll make sure i use your affiliate links.
I like your set up a lot, you definitely wouldn't know someone was sleeping in there. I've been watching vanlife videos for a couple years now. I just bought a Toyota Sienna a couple weeks ago and I'm starting to get it set up. I want to go to Quartzsite in January. I'll take a few trips in it this fall to prepare.
Stay safe out there- No more trips to the south side of Chicago 😂😂😂
Appreciate that! You'll have way more room than me in your sienna im jealous haha. When i hit the road full time I'll definitely have alot of arizona spots i want to see. And yeah no more south side Chicago trips😂😂
Subscribed, of course. Looking forward to see more. I just got a 2024 Mazda CX-5, I don't have the heart to remove the seats but I see your point. Having a storage unit...that's thinking. I liked the Lifepo4 battery solution. Well, just thanks for sharing.. nice... really nice... :)
Thanks for the sub! Mazda makes good vehicles, sound nice! Yeah the storage unit really opens up alot of possibilities
I believe it's more efficient to charge the battery under your bed from you car via 12volt connection instead of the inverter. It would be simple to do with a continuous duty solenoid rated for the correct amperage.
I think you're correct
I was thinking of doing the same but with a hybrid model. Hope it'll work out especially with that big hybrid battery under the rear seats.
Ohhh that's a good point! Is the battery stored under the back seats?
@@RavRoving yes unfortunately. But still possible I think because i really want a little gaming/office area like yours.
I also have a Rav4 hybrid (2018) and have been trying to make it work for camping as a test for an upcoming 6 week road trip. It's a challenge with those batteries taking up so much room and preventing a flat space in the back. And then the little slanted-topped storage cubby unit that comes in it. I think I may take the back rests on the backseat out, as well as have the front passanger seat taken out. Was hoping not to do that. 😢
Make sure you’re venting that AC it will work a lot better make sure you get the AC drain too
I vent it out the window during long term use, for the sake of the video I just turned it on real qucik
Very smart more watt hour in almost three time less price ,than fancy power station in market , bcz most important is watt hour in off grid living , thanks
Exactly!
That’s a nice set-up 2006 Toyota RAV4 & up have some many room and space b cuz I owned a 2006 Toyota RAV4.
Nice, i love my Rav!
Interesting, I’m somewhat intrigued as to where all your food , including water is kept other than your fridge
I keep a gallon water bottle that i take with me to work and refill throughout the day. And i forgot to include it in the video, but that blue tote you see in the video that is under my bed where the starlink is, thats where i keep cooking supplies and dry foods
Highly suggest to mount some things on the wall but this is such a realistic set up. Love the video
Appreciate that man!
So eye opening! Can I get the link to the stadium seat?
Thanks for reminding me, i just put all the links in the description
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Right on
Maybe put your StarLink antenna on a lazy Susan table so you can swivel the dish to get the best reception from the satellite.
That's a good idea!
I love car camping
Same
Love how streamline and functional your set up is. Well thought out. Looks pretty pricey for all of the "necessities" you have acquired. Easily several thousands (US $$$$) in today's economy. Do you aspire to having a bigger vehicle as your next No-build ?
Appreciate it! I look at it from a more long term perspective. If i invest some money to make life comfortable this way it'll ultimately be cheaper spending thousands on rent a month. I think i will stick to my Rav because im comfortable in it
@@RavRoving I completely relate. Excellent plan.
I dunno, man. I've slept a weekend in a car....didn't like it. lol. However, I did have a 1984 dodge van with it all done up for "camping", and it was pretty awesome.
Yeah it makes a big difference when you got everything you need to do it
Peplink with multiple cellular data links is far more reliable than satellite in urban areas. Peplink Transit Duo, two simultaneous LTE connections or the BR2 for 2x5G.
I like my starlink in my rural area
Powering the EcoFlow Wave 2 with AC has a 20% inverter loss. Wave 2 works well on 48V DC and external venting… otherwise it’s cooling the air with the waste heat.
Good to know!
Great setup, you've updated it since I last saw a few weeks ago. Getting my 2017 RAV4 ready to go, thank you for the Wave 2 info! A bit pricey, but a necessity here in Phoenix 😁 Did you keep your back seats in storage?
Yeah I've changed a few things. The wave 2 is a bit on the high side, but i cant even imagine that arizona heat
I lived for a year and a half in a 2003 Pontiac vibe, and it had a factory 110v plug. Awesome car to live in, no modifications, just recline front seat. I had too live in it while avoiding fake charges, my wife mother moved in my house and in 3 months i came home and law tried to arrest me, because mother n law said she heard me tell my wife i was kicking her out, and she heard through bedroom wall. Of course as a southern man, i defended my house and myself, whooped a couple cops and went on the lamb for almost 2 years, until her mom was deported because she was here illegally. Long story short, because I didn't allow them to arrest me, all the facts came out, a cop and detective was fired and a judge cant hold office anymore, and i was proven completely within rights , which local law do not except. I have never been on drugs or alcohol, and i use to be a deputy. So i can say by my own experience, NEVER allow the law or anyone, control your life. Thank you Pontiac vibe.
That was alot to unpack, glad your car served you well though!
Thanks for the tour, you have one of the best setups I’ve seen. Love the idea of the 100Ah battery with the eyelets/12v connection. Do you also run the ac off the 100ah battery?
Appreciate that! And no I'll usually use the bluetti for the ac unit to cool down the car
@@RavRoving okay thank you!
what about the carz seat sensors & airbags alerts, etc.. after taking out seats, what year is the car, thanks
Thank you for a great video. I'm just curious as to what the advantage is to getting the battery versus the power bank? Thank you so much! 😊
Thanks for watching! The battery is going to have more total power for a fraction of the cost of the power station. Only thing is that a power station has built in outlets
@@RavRoving Thank you so much! I confess electronics give me a headache, so it's good to know this is an option! 😊
What about cooking set up, do you have a pantry of sorts, bathroom?
I forgot to add it into my video, but if you look under where my starlink is stored you'll see a blue tote. That's where i keep my cooking supplies/dry food
Somehow it looks like you have more space than my minivan.
That's wild😧
Curious to see how the A/C unit works after thunderf00t made a video on them a few years back saying they were a scam. …. At night for sleeping should be alright not sure about summer daytime temps but hey better than my solution which is just a fan.
So far at night time temps it's worked great. Low 80s outside but i can get it down to 58° in my vehicle. Perfect for me since im out all day anyway
The setup is amazing! Im currently working on mine. I have a 2005 Chevy Cargo Van. Would you recommend the battery when it comes to like a Monitor or TV?
Appreciate that! The battery will run those just fine you would just need to get an inverter for it
I love it. I would definitely feel cramped with a lot of non-essentials eating up space. Does your set up change much for the cold months or do you just add some blankets?
I'll swap my air conditioner out for a catalytic heater, and add heavy duty sleeping bag as well
Great video, were you buy the battery
Thanks! The link is in the description
Yov'e been doing this for a while but your doing the power thing wrong with what you have and how its setup and you have most all you need to do it right so here is my 2c worth, Bro (ozzie slang for mate) get some good gauge wire (30A capable) and run from the 12v/200A batt into the bluyeti power input (crimp or solder the right power in, I think its XT60). Now get a. 20/30/40/DC/DC+SOLAR charger fitted from your alternator to the rear of the car and put the DC connectors clapped or screwed to the 12V/200A. When the cars not running buy a ($70 350V Flexible Solar Panel for tossing on your car roof when not moving and run the leads(2) to the Solar in on the DCDC/SOLAR. The extention cord can be run into the back of the Bluyetii or into its recharge adaptor. WHY DO THIS? A) normal 12v car lighter is 10A max 120whr in the DCDC can do 40Ax12=500whr into the big 12v/200A beast and it will always keep charged the Bluyetii. Driving with now be x5's faster or shorter time more effective! If you even buy a DC12v>24V 10A ($30 and no solar, 240whr) it will be better than what you have. And then Buy the FlexSolar (they are lighter and tough and cheap! With a MMPT 20A Solar to DC and feed that into the 12v/200A. BTW if that little charger take input power other than the 110V adaptor, then run the Bluyetii cig out into the 12v SOLAR in charger... SO LIKE WATER DOWN A MOUNTIN, the POWER in is optimised for driving and recharging optimaly into the BIG 12v/200A and then it overflows and keeps the BLUYETII full (and if possible the baby last of all) and when stopped and you have daylight, SOLAR to keep the 12V200A full and then downstream full. At night, maybe the 25m cord will on a hot day be able to keep things full and run the aircon, to awake to full charges to make brekkie with! Run the Aircon from the Bluyetii and it will in turn keep the aircon batt full and used last when 1) the 12V200A is empty, then 2) the Bluyetii is empty and then when 3) when the aircon batts empty. And you would still in the AM, without solar, 110V or driving, still have 200A in the baby to get some coffee and toast, maybe irion a uniform or get on the net, charge your phone.... The bits your missing is sod all! Ecoflow might even toss you a 800W DCDC as its the best but its not suitable for the Bluyettii as its 'intelligent; prioperty plugs and such but a eBay one 40A/12V (with dual alt/solar which saves you buying a seperate MMPT SOLAR to DC) are not expensive (I paid AU$150 on Ebay and it works with everything unlike the new, awesome ecoflow DCDC. Flip the Bluyetti for an ecoflow/river, and the ecoflow DCDC and if you drive an hour or so a day you might not even use the solar, but its nice to have, light and free energy when your not burung, what you americans call gas and we ozzies call peterol! Lastly if you got this far, 25m car lead is smart but so too is 10-20m starlink and SOLAR as you often want the car in the shade but you need clear skys for starlink and sunlight, not shade for solar.
All you need is a 20/30/40/upto 80A with the new Ecoflow! DC to DC (optional dual SOLAR in most aftermarket ones) and this goes to the alternator, the lead to the rear cabin and into the 12v200A. You can buy a Flex350V you can toss into the roof when stopped and it goes into the 12V200A too. From the terminals, into the SOLAR IN XT60 via a flylead. You already have the ecoflow aircon plugged into the bluyettii and its battery. Optional, power from the 12V out car plug into the little yellow thing inputs if it can recharge this way. Worst case you can buy (its also an alt ebay alt to fancy and fancier DC converter like the new Ecoflow 800w beast!) to just buy the small DC conv like the 12V to 24V 10A or whatever converter if the solar in base requirement is higher than what the DC is on the uphill side (think of it like water flowing down hill. the DC converter is a cheap way to pump up or down volatage or wattage to meet the requirements on the other end! At the very end is of course the yellow UPS and then your mobile and laptop battery, same as the aircon batt. Worst case, you run the aircon all night so it send the BMS to sleep on the BIG batt first, then the next Bluyettii is depleted and BMS sleeps, then the onboard ecoflow to 0. By now you should have had a good night sleep, a nice lay in (warm or cold with the ecoflow) and you still have the yellow UPS to start the day! Go for a drive, powering up, then 'filtch some 110V with the 25m lead! Solar when you find a nice bit of shade with leads so you can also have starlink and SOLAR from the sun. Between it all you have way over 3kwhr power from full daily to use. AND one last thought buy a 12V/USB Electric blanket as for most of the year its the cold that sucks! Its a dribble of power use makes your bed nice to lay, sleep or sit on and it will also keep the car warmer. 120ahrx10hr is
This is some great info! Thank you
Let me know how you drain the Wave 2. On drain free mode for me, it will last maybe an hour. I like the unit but for me, you have to use the drain option.
Yeah i just drain it into a gallon jug, the drain free mode is kind of worthless
How does the 12 volt compare to the Togo and Bluetti? I'm assuming it's more powerful, but would it be possible to charge the fridge using one of those as an alternative? If so, how long do you think that charge would last and can the fridge hold a charge when not plugged into a battery? Awesome video man!
The bluetti and togo will power the fridge but not for as long as the battery. The battery is more just raw power, where the bluetti and togo have more features like outlets, usb ports, flashlights, etc. the togo would only power the fridge for around 7-8 hours max, and the bluetti will power it for maybe a day and a half straight. And no the fridge has to be plugged into a power source for it to work. Thanks for watching the video bro!
Where do you keep your clothes and toiletries and kitchen supplies? Stove etc?
Under my bed
I need to know about this air conditioner! Like do you need to run a hose out the window for condensation or anything? Is it all self contained? Looking forward to the video about it! I was going to move into my car this summer but then we had a super bad heatwave with high humidity and there was no way I would have survived in my car in that.
Yes it has a hose for drainage, it is also self contained to a certain point
What are your main ways you charge your battery? You're plugging in that often to places? I was trying to think of how to do solar somehow.
It charges while i drive, and i also find outlets when i need to
Nice set up! Do you not use window covers at night? Where do you park to sleep?
Thanks! Yeah i put my window covers on before i go to bed. I like to switch up my sleeping spots. Hotels, hospitals, truck stops, industrial parks
Pretty cool setup. Does the AC require a drain?
Appreciate that!
I would need more clothing storage.books food
How often would you need to charge the battery if you’re just using the fridge? I like how simple it seems and I’m forgetful so wondering will it last a couple days to a week with no charge?
Good question! I actually tested this when i first got the battery. It lasted a little over 3 days powering the fridge with no charging. Temperatures were in the high 70s low 80s.
I lived in a Mini Cooper, a much smaller space than yours. But, I'm not as tall as you so it works for me.
That's impressive having a setup in a mini cooper
Did you make the a/c video yet?
How do you exit the warm air coming out of the air conditioner out of the vehicle?
It has a vent that goes out the window
I live off the grid in my tiny home in Hawaii with all the amenities for free.
That's so cool! You're really lucky
How does the AC dispense the hot air?
It vents out the window
So, it looks like you don't do any cooking at all. You dont have a cooktop or any food storage other than the refrig?
I forgot to add it into my video, but if you look under where my starlink is stored you'll see a blue tote. That's where i keep my cooking supplies/dry food
Keeping it simple how much is the storage unit and do they mind you sleeping there?
It cost $40 a month. Its only a 5x5 storage locker. But usually storage units dont like if you sleep in them
I see. Good price I thought you rented the open garage part.
How did you delete the seats without setting off the air bag alarms
When i removed them i got a notification on my cockpict screen
Did you take out your front passenger seat? Great set up.
Appreciate that! And yeah i took the seat out
What’s the most days you’ve done without getting more Water/Food/Gas, going to the Gym or plugging in?
I do most of those things every day
@@RavRoving Thanks & understood. What do you think is needed to last 3-4 days without resupplying?
@leojoseph6385 definitely water and food, and you would need a bigger enough battery system if you want power for sure
Why is the driver and front passenger seat window not tinted?
That's how it was when i bought it
How do you cook?
I have a tote under my starlink dish underwear my bed that has my cooking stuff/dry food. I forgot to put it in the video
be cautious of that fire extinguisher, it may not help much if those lithium batteries catches on fire, god forbid though :)
Good point! Worst case scenario im running away from the car😭
Did you insulate the floor and roof etc
No i just work with the car's factory insulation
So did you take your seats out?
Yeah i did
I hear a lot of people describing of why they’re doing this, are you doing it to save money or are you going to travel the states?
I do it to save more money, and im currently planning a 100,000 mile trip
What will you be using for HEAT ❓
Camco Wave 3 Catalytic Heater
Do you have a link to the 12v 100ah Lifepo4 battery with the USB ports? The link provided points a battery without the the USB ports. Thanks!
That link is the one i bought. I think the second photo you can see the usb port
@@RavRoving My bad. Thanks, I see it now!!
How do you cook food? Did you declutter your burner, pots & pans, dishes, utensils, drinking water? Only one pair of shoes, one coat? I thought your plastic dresser made sense. Where do you shower?
So i forgot to include it in this video, but if you look underneath my bed where i keep my starlink, you'll see a long blue tote where i keep cooking supplies and dry foods. As far as shoes go yes i only wear one pair to work and the gym, and i also have a pair of crocs for casual wear. I have a gallon water jug that i take with me to work and refill throughout the day, i just dont like storing hot water in my car. And i shower at the gym after I workout. Thanks for watching😅
Do you really live in your rav4 permanently or just a camping trip?? Everybody will have so much more stuff to be able to so basic things long term
I live in it full time
Why do so many people say they are living in their car when they are actually living in a SUV. There is a big difference from a car and SUV.
Definition of a car:
a four-wheeled road vehicle that is powered by an engine and is able to carry a small number of people.
2:37 eco flow air conditioner
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Excellent set up. Did you consider the other Toyota a Prius before you bought the Rav? Asking because you wouldn’t need separate AC/heat and extra batteries to run your appliances.
Thanks! And well i already had my car before iade a choice to live in it so i was just working with what I had
Less is more 🎈
True!
What u mean storage unit
I keep my spare belongings in a storage unit
@@RavRoving oh ok. Hey can we get know each other
Apply for hud
I dont want to
Chris Farley taught me to stay in school so I don't live in a VAN DOWN BY THE RIVER!
I stayed in school & i like living in my van by the river😂
Yeah? How did he live ? Hard and short life.