If you get a tripod with a ring light you can film yourself doing the work with your phone. They sell them on Amazon and they aren’t expensive. Watching the work being completed would be interesting. Just a suggestion and great work
Thanks for the input. I do have a tripod and a remote microphone and I try to film work that I think will be helpful to others. Much of this work takes all day to complete what I show in a couple minutes. If there is work you want to see how to do let me know and I can try to film it.
I'm with you, propane would be useful for hot water. I abandoned the engine heating option. Didn't like the coolant lines running the length of the Motorhome and associated risk of failure. Looking good!
After 46-50 years of GMC's in use, I've never heard of one having a failure of these lines. Not that they haven't happened, just that the number must be miniscule compared to the number of coaches built and still operating, or every owner would be abandoning them.
I was thinking of not using my Elec/propane/Engine water heater and going with a under sink electric being I got rid of shower but I have read people having problems waiting on hot water and filling black tank to quick, still thinking on what I am going to do.
It is a dilemma, I used the engine/120v as I was just out of time and I have very little through wall space for the propane type. Nice thin is nothing is permanent.
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If you get a tripod with a ring light you can film yourself doing the work with your phone. They sell them on Amazon and they aren’t expensive. Watching the work being completed would be interesting. Just a suggestion and great work
Thanks for the input. I do have a tripod and a remote microphone and I try to film work that I think will be helpful to others. Much of this work takes all day to complete what I show in a couple minutes. If there is work you want to see how to do let me know and I can try to film it.
I'm with you, propane would be useful for hot water. I abandoned the engine heating option. Didn't like the coolant lines running the length of the Motorhome and associated risk of failure. Looking good!
Thanks for the support
After 46-50 years of GMC's in use, I've never heard of one having a failure of these lines. Not that they haven't happened, just that the number must be miniscule compared to the number of coaches built and still operating, or every owner would be abandoning them.
I am not concerned with coolant line failure. When boondocking I don't want to idle the engine to generate hot water I want to use propane.
I was thinking of not using my Elec/propane/Engine water heater and going with a under sink electric being I got rid of shower but I have read people having problems waiting on hot water and filling black tank to quick, still thinking on what I am going to do.
It is a dilemma, I used the engine/120v as I was just out of time and I have very little through wall space for the propane type. Nice thin is nothing is permanent.