Watched every minute of this video, and some more than once going back to listen again, and I realize that you might not read this since this is a year plus later. Just want you to know that your's was the clearest presentation I've seen. You do such a good idea of expressing things in a simple way. Thanks so much.
Really really great video. One thing I would say though is that you can definitely run a fuse box off of the "Load", and maybe in fact SHOULD do this. Provided you have a half decent controller, it should cut out when the voltage (charge) on the batter gets too low, thereby extending battery life. So if you can think about what ampage you may need from your charge controller, this should definitely be an option.
I'm going to be making an updated video on this topic with my new van. It will include much of this similar content, but be updated with new content more relevant for people to figure out their own system in an easy way, like how to size the charge controller and wires. Honestly this was a great video for it, with all the examples I showed, but the new video might be even more helpful for everyone. Hopefully
This is easily the most informative video I've seen about wiring a entire electrical system on TH-cam, and I've seen a Ton! I not only watched it until the end, I also recorded it, and took a ton of screen shots. This is brilliant.
OMG I have been researching vanlife for over 2 years and the solar and electric is what has made me drag my feet for SO long. After watching this I think I can do this!!! I saved it in two different places and am thinking I'm capable if I go step by step with your video. Thank you!!! Best how to and in depth instructions I have watched!!! Awesome video!
Awesome video! I'm so glad you covered wire gauge size! People need to know how serious that is! Because they can burn their van down with the wrong gauge size! Thank you!
Holy Crap. I learned more in a 30 minute video from this guy, than I've learned at various jobs over 1-2 WEEK paid training courses. Wiring setup was my biggest fear, but now I can just refer back to this video.
I originally put your video on to listen in the background while I work, but it was more informative than I was anticipating so I got no work done and watched the entire video. Thank you for all the information.
Nice! Glad I could help! I'll be making a new updated one soon too, with my new van as the basis to show off. I'll go into greater detail on certain things in this new video
Wife and i want to make a camping van. But I'm wiring up my dad's wood shed first to practice and learn. This has been the most helpful video I've seen on DIY solar system for small use.
I watched you all the way to the end and tried to absorb every single bit of information you threw out there. Wow! Thank you. I will be watching this video about a gazillion more times I expect. 🥰🥰🥰
Thanks for making it simple. First video I watched that actually made sense and was not “selling” a product. I appreciate that you gave lots of ideas. Thank You!
I watched the whole video. I plan on living the van life full time and think the electrical set up is the most important. Your videos are extremely helpful.
Ryan, This video is very nicely & professionally done. I'm pleased to see how far you have come. I know you are enjoying the process as well as the fruit of your efforts. As one of your aunts, I'm very proud of you. Love you, See you soon.
I watched all the way to the end, and plan on watching several more times until I am ready to do my own build in a few years. Thank you for the awesome tutorial.
this is the best explanation about 12v electronics i’ve seen . Thankyou so much i have learned a ton of stuff which i will bear in mind when sorting out my van . ❤
Okay - this is excellerated you tube university!! You go fast. I have replayed and replayed. I think I’m starting to understand. Bottom line it’s doable. I love that you are showing different situations. Thank you for the information. Please be patient with us less gifted souls who are learning from the ground up. Thank you for your generosity of putting the information out there. The fact that you were so comprehensive helped me a lot,
hello RYAN my name is Emilliano. I am 68. Retired. I retired after 28 yrs as an Airline Captain so I have some knowledge of electricity but NOT like you. wow ...anyway after 6 years a little hurricane named IRMA (Cat 5) hit the Caribbean where I was living with my 20 dogs. I lost everything. gone. moved to Mass with Sister to recover. I was severely injured. Now after two years I am starting my next adventure. I bought a 170 xt Sprinter and am doing a conversion. I plan to hit the streets running Dec 1. By then this Pandemic should be settled out a bit. I build and fly FPV (drones ..kwads..) and plan to fly in all 50 States and have fun doing videos. I now have just 4 dogs and we will have new adventure. YAHOO ! I watch a LOT of videos. Yours are #1 ! I am serious. EXCELLENT ! Thank You !
Wow! Thank you for commenting! This is so awesome, sounds like you've had great adventures already! Van Life is so amazing though, will definitely be a new adventure! I'm happy you're doing this!
Thanks for the information. The most informative I've seen yet. Wanting to turn my toy hauler into a mobile recording studio while I camp the van. Watched all the way to the end, very good!!
Aweosme walkthrough! I’m currently planning on converting my 6x12 cargo trailer into a camper/toy hauler. I have to plan everything around the 600lbs bike, so this should be fun. Also, Needs to fit me, my wife, and 3 kids 👍🏽
This is thee best video on youtube......the graphs , visuals and examples with explanation was stunning....thank you kindly. And thank goodness eye was subscribed.
IT guy by profession here, helping my friend build his Van out (the IT realm makes me familiar with electricity). Thanks for the video! I will be contacting you with any questions we have!
I watched from beginning to end. I too was in the Navy and worked on shipboard guided missile radar systems. I am in the process of installing my electrical system into a converted school bus. I have LiFePO4 batteries that total 24V, 300ah, 60A MPPT charge controller, and 1700W of roof top solar. This was a very informative video. Thank you.
Watched all the way through. I believe this is my first video on the electronics aspect of the van build that has made me feel the most comfortable. I really appreciate your time and effort into this video and all you do.
I watched it to the end and I need to watch it another five times! I want all the power the last lady had but in a pro master van build. Minus the washer dryer obviously. 3000 watt inverter 709-800 amp hours of lithium and 800 to 1000 watts of solar. No propane. Induction cook top, toaster over, coffee maker, and microwave. One laptop and phone. Oh and a small water heater.. also the standard ceiling fan, lights, water pump. I like the UV water purifiers. Unsure how much power those take. Good information. Thank you!
So informative, and helps me to understand the electrical of a van. I actually saved this video for the future when I start my van building. I look forward to watching more of your videos
I watched the video form start to finish, very informative as I'm going to be living the van life for a few years to fund the life of my dreams. Your videos by far are the most informative in TH-cam. Again, for sharing this invaluable information with all of us.
I've been watching a bunch of van build videos, and this is the best I have seen on the electrics. One thing I I was glad to see was good wire crimping, especially the high current terminals. I've seen a few videos where it was obviously just squashed in a vice or pliers, which can result in a bad connection. even 30A is a lot of current, through a bad connection it can cause a lot of heat. If there is hydrogen build up, or propane, and a poor connection causes a spark - that would be bad.
Watched all the way to the end, very helpful and informative video. Bookmarked for future reference as I know I'm gonna need to watch several times. Thumbs up 👍
Hell yeah. This video actually was able to help me out with my van build. I truly appreciate the effort you put into making such a great video. Keep up the great work!
Hey man. Just finished the video. Thanks for the content! I just recently bought a 1996 ram 1500 with only 68k miles and basing the build off your great white! Already finished cleaning it out, insulating the floor/framing floor. Plywood down. Currently getting mechanical stuff in shop worked on but once I get it back the laminate and electronics will be going in! Still don’t completely understand it all but moving forward regardless.
Still relevant! Thanks man! I'll actually be making another soon too with my new van's electronics system as the main example. I believe it's one of the best yet most simple designs to carry anyone into van life, full time gamers or just people who want to camp with a light. New video will also show how to power something like a microwave in a van.
I just subscribed to your channel today. I have been a nomad in a vintage step van for 9 years and your channel is by far one of the best comprehensive and lamens in solar. Great job I will share your videos when ever possible. Thanks and great job👍😎
I watched all the way thru to the end. I just bought a van used as a windshield install work truck. It came with a 1500-watt pure sine inverter that was professionally installed. They ran thick cables thru a fuse mounted by the truck battery to an isolator behind the driver seat where the house battery and inverter sit. The inverter is connected to the house battery with a type of connector that I have seen on electric forklifts. All of the wiring is the same heavy gauge and is all run thru plastic corrugated shielding.
Expert rated explanation 💪 I'll be watching ALL of this again and again and then the rest of your vids to try and get this stuff into my thick head... Thank you 🙏👍
Ryan, I rarely watch the entire video so this was packed with info and kept my attention which obviously was your intention. I am fitting out an old cargo van so this is extremely helpful as far as ideas regarding layout and system capabilities. Keep up the good work !
I watched to the end~~~~! VVVVVERYYYYY informative. Probably the most informative video I've come across to date. I WILL definitely watch this several times over because there are many things I don't understand and some decisions I haven't made yet in regards to my personals power needs vs. cost. Thank you for your contribution!
Very Nicely explained and great examples. I built my van out myself and am fairly technically inclined. I think for anyone looking to set up a van your video would b one of the best to watch to get an over all idea of how all these parts come together. For me the whole process was super fun. Nothing more rewarding than building it and then watching it all work and knowing it will because you calculated every amp and reasrched all possible ways of building it. Im running off 2 -6 volt golf carts and a VSR from my alt. I pwr a small 12v fridge and 2 diesel heaters and lites, maxxfan, tablet for movies, have a 1200watt inverter thats used rarely mostly for charging my pwr tool batteries or a vacum. My van is a Hvac service repair truck. But iv spent the night in it in MN winter and it is fun. I have the battery 🔋 monitor but have not finished the install of it yet. I was watchn as my 2 Duracell 6 volts seem to b loosing voltage (charge ) faster than last winter. I pwr the fridge 24/7 and use the other elec draws daily. My batts r on 3rd season. So I was tryn to c how long other peoples lasted. I think I meed to replace mine. Looks like u or 1 of the people in ur video have the same battery setup. For the money its hard to beat and does alot. I do recommend for cost vs 12 volts by far. 200amp hrs basically. Now u have me thinking about upgrading the house battery design! Lol. I'll prob watch ur video again just because it covers so many setups. GOOD luck to You!! Great Vids bro!!
This was such an amazingly informative video!! I couldn't help but watch to the end! I cannot say thank you enough! I will probably be doing most of this stuff myself so I greatly appreciate your advice!
I watched until the end on my laptop waiting for my van at the mechanics. Loved the video, learned a whole lot. Will watch again once im ready to do the wiring.
Thank you, Buddy your Videos share so much information. I am setting up a Ford 350 extended van with a battery/solar system for power. This Video and the one on adding the solenoid to cut off the main Battery connection have answered all the questions I had. Keep up the good work. All the best to you!!!!!
Thanks a lot! Watched your video 'til the very end and it is less scary to me now. I will watch it again though as there are a lot of informations (which you decyphered and highlighted very well).
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This randomly came across a recommendation. I am sure many people appreciate this post specifically. Just felt compelled to say hello and thank you🤙
Very informative in a straight forward way. Something tells me that I will be watching it again and again. Thanks
Ah thank you!
This is the best solar tutorial on TH-cam. Thank you.
I watched the whole video and I really did gain a better understanding solar and battery management,,,,,, thanks.
Fantastic video on off grid electrical systems , well done 👍 and yes I watched till the end 😉
Watched every minute of this video, and some more than once going back to listen again, and I realize that you might not read this since this is a year plus later. Just want you to know that your's was the clearest presentation I've seen. You do such a good idea of expressing things in a simple way. Thanks so much.
Thank you!
I watched it all but I'll admit, I didn't understand it all so I'm probably going to have to watch it a few more times. Thank you for making this.
I just bought a van to try and escape wild rent hikes. Your videos have been awesome and a big help. Thanks!
Really really great video.
One thing I would say though is that you can definitely run a fuse box off of the "Load", and maybe in fact SHOULD do this. Provided you have a half decent controller, it should cut out when the voltage (charge) on the batter gets too low, thereby extending battery life.
So if you can think about what ampage you may need from your charge controller, this should definitely be an option.
I'm going to be making an updated video on this topic with my new van. It will include much of this similar content, but be updated with new content more relevant for people to figure out their own system in an easy way, like how to size the charge controller and wires. Honestly this was a great video for it, with all the examples I showed, but the new video might be even more helpful for everyone. Hopefully
This is easily the most informative video I've seen about wiring a entire electrical system on TH-cam, and I've seen a Ton! I not only watched it until the end, I also recorded it, and took a ton of screen shots. This is brilliant.
OMG I have been researching vanlife for over 2 years and the solar and electric is what has made me drag my feet for SO long. After watching this I think I can do this!!! I saved it in two different places and am thinking I'm capable if I go step by step with your video. Thank you!!! Best how to and in depth instructions I have watched!!! Awesome video!
Hell yeah! If you have questions while you are doing it, message here or add me on FB.
Awesome video! I'm so glad you covered wire gauge size! People need to know how serious that is! Because they can burn their van down with the wrong gauge size! Thank you!
Yes! For sure!
I made it to the end....was kinda sad it was over. I was learning more than i did in school...lol. Love your van build,and your videos.
Holy Crap. I learned more in a 30 minute video from this guy, than I've learned at various jobs over 1-2 WEEK paid training courses. Wiring setup was my biggest fear, but now I can just refer back to this video.
I originally put your video on to listen in the background while I work, but it was more informative than I was anticipating so I got no work done and watched the entire video. Thank you for all the information.
Nice! Glad I could help! I'll be making a new updated one soon too, with my new van as the basis to show off. I'll go into greater detail on certain things in this new video
Wife and i want to make a camping van. But I'm wiring up my dad's wood shed first to practice and learn. This has been the most helpful video I've seen on DIY solar system for small use.
Btw, i did watch until the end and will be watching the battery isolation installation video! Thanks again and thanks for your service! 😃
Watched until the very end, very informative, I'm helping my brother with his van and you just save me a ton of time, money and hustle.
Im coming out with more electronics videos right now too! There is a new solar panel video up packed with info
I watched you all the way to the end and tried to absorb every single bit of information you threw out there. Wow! Thank you. I will be watching this video about a gazillion more times I expect. 🥰🥰🥰
I'm living off grid to save for a rig and the time is here. This helps me no matter what I end up with... Thank you
Just finished the entire video 😂 best video explaining the electrical side of van building!!
Dude, THANK YOU. Best electrical tutorial on You Tube.
Thanks for making it simple. First video I watched that actually made sense and was not “selling” a product. I appreciate that you gave lots of ideas. Thank You!
I watched the whole video. I plan on living the van life full time and think the electrical set up is the most important. Your videos are extremely helpful.
Ryan, This video is very nicely & professionally done. I'm pleased to see how far you have come. I know you are enjoying the process as well as the fruit of your efforts. As one of your aunts, I'm very proud of you. Love you, See you soon.
I watched all the way to the end, and plan on watching several more times until I am ready to do my own build in a few years. Thank you for the awesome tutorial.
I seen it all because I am now installing my system. Thank you!
this is the best explanation about 12v electronics i’ve seen . Thankyou so much i have learned a ton of stuff which i will bear in mind when sorting out my van . ❤
I know this video took a lot of work and time. And I am forever thankful for your video. Thank you.
Yes! Sweet! Thank you!
Okay - this is excellerated you tube university!! You go fast. I have replayed and replayed. I think I’m starting to understand. Bottom line it’s doable. I love that you are showing different situations. Thank you for the information. Please be patient with us less gifted souls who are learning from the ground up. Thank you for your generosity of putting the information out there. The fact that you were so comprehensive helped me a lot,
Definitely the best all-in-one video for anyone wanting to do a vehicle solar setup. Thanks for the upload.
hello RYAN my name is Emilliano. I am 68. Retired. I retired after 28 yrs as an Airline Captain so I have some knowledge of electricity but NOT like you. wow ...anyway after 6 years a little hurricane named IRMA (Cat 5) hit the Caribbean where I was living with my 20 dogs. I lost everything. gone. moved to Mass with Sister to recover. I was severely injured. Now after two years I am starting my next adventure. I bought a 170 xt Sprinter and am doing a conversion. I plan to hit the streets running Dec 1. By then this Pandemic should be settled out a bit. I build and fly FPV (drones ..kwads..) and plan to fly in all 50 States and have fun doing videos. I now have just 4 dogs and we will have new adventure. YAHOO ! I watch a LOT of videos. Yours are #1 ! I am serious. EXCELLENT ! Thank You !
Wow! Thank you for commenting! This is so awesome, sounds like you've had great adventures already! Van Life is so amazing though, will definitely be a new adventure! I'm happy you're doing this!
Very informative, as a visual learner video was helpful. Will just have to watch 3 more times 😂 for total comprehension. Thank you
Thanks for the information. The most informative I've seen yet. Wanting to turn my toy hauler into a mobile recording studio while I camp the van. Watched all the way to the end, very good!!
Most helpful video I've found so far that explains the electronic component of van life. Thanks dude!
Welcome man!
This is the most informative video I've been able to find, and you answered every question I've been pondering lately. Thank you so much!!
Aweosme walkthrough! I’m currently planning on converting my 6x12 cargo trailer into a camper/toy hauler. I have to plan everything around the 600lbs bike, so this should be fun. Also, Needs to fit me, my wife, and 3 kids 👍🏽
This is thee best video on youtube......the graphs , visuals and examples with explanation was stunning....thank you kindly. And thank goodness eye was subscribed.
Thank you so much for that compliment! It's what I was hoping for!
IT guy by profession here, helping my friend build his Van out (the IT realm makes me familiar with electricity). Thanks for the video! I will be contacting you with any questions we have!
I watched from beginning to end. I too was in the Navy and worked on shipboard guided missile radar systems. I am in the process of installing my electrical system into a converted school bus. I have LiFePO4 batteries that total 24V, 300ah, 60A MPPT charge controller, and 1700W of roof top solar. This was a very informative video. Thank you.
Watched to the end. Very informative and dispelling of the “black magic” feeling I have around electrical set ups and how they work. Thank you
Watched all the way through. I believe this is my first video on the electronics aspect of the van build that has made me feel the most comfortable. I really appreciate your time and effort into this video and all you do.
I watched it to the end and I need to watch it another five times! I want all the power the last lady had but in a pro master van build. Minus the washer dryer obviously. 3000 watt inverter 709-800 amp hours of lithium and 800 to 1000 watts of solar. No propane. Induction cook top, toaster over, coffee maker, and microwave. One laptop and phone. Oh and a small water heater.. also the standard ceiling fan, lights, water pump. I like the UV water purifiers. Unsure how much power those take. Good information. Thank you!
You could be able to get away with that! I can see it.
Thank you for rewatching!
Thanks for taking the time to go through these. Full of handy little tips
Watched all the way to the end. How incredibly detailed, thx. I've saved this video for future "need to know" moments.
So informative, and helps me to understand the electrical of a van. I actually saved this video for the future when I start my van building. I look forward to watching more of your videos
one of the best electronics video for VanLife...really appreciate your information and efforts!! Awesome
I watched all the way to the end, where is the *LOVE*
Love!
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There it is
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I watched the video form start to finish, very informative as I'm going to be living the van life for a few years to fund the life of my dreams. Your videos by far are the most informative in TH-cam. Again, for sharing this invaluable information with all of us.
Thank you!
I try haha! I don't plan on stopping either!
I've been watching a bunch of van build videos, and this is the best I have seen on the electrics. One thing I I was glad to see was good wire crimping, especially the high current terminals. I've seen a few videos where it was obviously just squashed in a vice or pliers, which can result in a bad connection. even 30A is a lot of current, through a bad connection it can cause a lot of heat. If there is hydrogen build up, or propane, and a poor connection causes a spark - that would be bad.
Watched all the way to the end, very helpful and informative video. Bookmarked for future reference as I know I'm gonna need to watch several times. Thumbs up 👍
Hell yeah. This video actually was able to help me out with my van build. I truly appreciate the effort you put into making such a great video. Keep up the great work!
Thank you! If you need anything else, just ask!
Made it to the end. Great info. Saved it, took notes and downloaded. Lol. Best video for sure on systems.
Seriously comprehensive! Watched to the end 👌
Hey man. Just finished the video. Thanks for the content! I just recently bought a 1996 ram 1500 with only 68k miles and basing the build off your great white! Already finished cleaning it out, insulating the floor/framing floor. Plywood down. Currently getting mechanical stuff in shop worked on but once I get it back the laminate and electronics will be going in! Still don’t completely understand it all but moving forward regardless.
From a Jarhead to a Squidly. Loved the video. Glad I found it. Thanks. Yeah I know it’s 3 years old but still relevant information.
Still relevant! Thanks man!
I'll actually be making another soon too with my new van's electronics system as the main example. I believe it's one of the best yet most simple designs to carry anyone into van life, full time gamers or just people who want to camp with a light. New video will also show how to power something like a microwave in a van.
Well I did watch the whole thing because I’m trying to educate myself, so I can build my own system for full time Travel Trailer living.
Thanks am about to start my first build and this video is the best I've seen on solar power setups. Appreciate your time
Definitely! Thank you
I just subscribed to your channel today. I have been a nomad in a vintage step van for 9 years and your channel is by far one of the best comprehensive and lamens in solar. Great job I will share your videos when ever possible. Thanks and great job👍😎
this kept me watching for 32 minutes. Just good information and i could not believe how far off my wants and needs were
I watched till the end. Was very helpful!!
I watched all the way thru to the end. I just bought a van used as a windshield install work truck. It came with a 1500-watt pure sine inverter that was professionally installed. They ran thick cables thru a fuse mounted by the truck battery to an isolator behind the driver seat where the house battery and inverter sit. The inverter is connected to the house battery with a type of connector that I have seen on electric forklifts. All of the wiring is the same heavy gauge and is all run thru plastic corrugated shielding.
I watched to the very end bud! Great video and very very very informative! Thanks again!
Great video, first time I have watched any of yours.
definitely watched to end. I'm so stoked to do one of these builds. Just need to find the right vehicle at the right price.
Wow! I think I get it. Well better than before I watched it. Thanks for taking your time to do it!
Very important video for me to keep in mind when I can get started on a van. Much appreciated
Expert rated explanation 💪
I'll be watching ALL of this again and again and then the rest of your vids to try and get this stuff into my thick head...
Thank you 🙏👍
Watched to the very end
The best explanation I have seen
Awesome video. Thanks
This is probably the most informative and easy to follow electronics video i have watched on TH-cam! Thank you for this video!!
Thank you so much.
I did make it to the end, but the info in the video is reward enough for me.
Awesome video. Really helpful, not just for van life but for anyone interested in diy electronics in general.
Hell yeah man! Thank you!
Watched. Found it interesting even though I am a maintenance electrician in the UK. Keep up the good work.
Ryan, I rarely watch the entire video so this was packed with info and kept my attention which obviously was your intention.
I am fitting out an old cargo van so this is extremely helpful as far as ideas regarding layout and system capabilities.
Keep up the good work !
Thank you so much!
Watched to the end, very informative and easy to follow thank you.
Watched to the end. Learned a lot. Great channel keep it up!
I watched to the end~~~~! VVVVVERYYYYY informative. Probably the most informative video I've come across to date. I WILL definitely watch this several times over because there are many things I don't understand and some decisions I haven't made yet in regards to my personals power needs vs. cost. Thank you for your contribution!
Yessss! Thank you!
Your a wonderful and compassionate soul... Science has found the soul and have taken a slice of it to study.. it was called "Fillet of Soul"
Washed it to the end. One of the few let Tronic videos that I actually enjoyed and can learn from thank you
Your videos helped me out a lot on my first van. Recently upgraded to a high top after 2 years in my 1996 Chevy. Thanks!
Hell yeah! I'll be upgrading soon too!
Electrician by trade here but thanks very much for this tut. It's not everyday we get to design a battery pack system :))
Very Nicely explained and great examples. I built my van out myself and am fairly technically inclined. I think for anyone looking to set up a van your video would b one of the best to watch to get an over all idea of how all these parts come together. For me the whole process was super fun. Nothing more rewarding than building it and then watching it all work and knowing it will because you calculated every amp and reasrched all possible ways of building it.
Im running off 2 -6 volt golf carts and a VSR from my alt. I pwr a small 12v fridge and 2 diesel heaters and lites, maxxfan, tablet for movies, have a 1200watt inverter thats used rarely mostly for charging my pwr tool batteries or a vacum. My van is a Hvac service repair truck. But iv spent the night in it in MN winter and it is fun. I have the battery 🔋 monitor but have not finished the install of it yet.
I was watchn as my 2 Duracell 6 volts seem to b loosing voltage (charge ) faster than last winter. I pwr the fridge 24/7 and use the other elec draws daily. My batts r on 3rd season. So I was tryn to c how long other peoples lasted. I think I meed to replace mine. Looks like u or 1 of the people in ur video have the same battery setup. For the money its hard to beat and does alot. I do recommend for cost vs 12 volts by far. 200amp hrs basically.
Now u have me thinking about upgrading the house battery design! Lol.
I'll prob watch ur video again just because it covers so many setups. GOOD luck to You!! Great Vids bro!!
Thank you!
Love the vid I'm about to get started so I'll probably see this video like 50 times
This was such an amazingly informative video!! I couldn't help but watch to the end! I cannot say thank you enough! I will probably be doing most of this stuff myself so I greatly appreciate your advice!
I watched until the end on my laptop waiting for my van at the mechanics. Loved the video, learned a whole lot. Will watch again once im ready to do the wiring.
Great job, you explained it properly. I enjoyed it. thank you
great video. i am sure i will watch this a few times. thanks for sharing your knowledge and yes i watched to the end.
This was a lot of info and extremely helpful to a total novice. I am in process of figuring all this out. I will save this video also.
I also watched the entire video!!!
Hell yeah! Thank you so much!
I’ve watched it all & find it very informative thanks.
Thank you, Buddy your Videos share so much information. I am setting up a Ford 350 extended van with a battery/solar system for power. This Video and the one on adding the solenoid to cut off the main Battery connection have answered all the questions I had. Keep up the good work. All the best to you!!!!!
Amazing explanation and very useful! Watch it till the end lads and lassies! This really explains everything! ❤
Enjoying these videos, really well done and informative. Keep them coming.
A very informative video.I watched till the end.
This one was a very comprehensive and easy to follow intro to van life electrics. THX
Brilliant, comprehensive and informative video. Really loved the editing and the thought you put into keeping the material engaging. Thank you.
Thanks a lot! Watched your video 'til the very end and it is less scary to me now. I will watch it again though as there are a lot of informations (which you decyphered and highlighted very well).
great job at explaining. also I watched this video until the end.
Dude, your videos are the best van conversion how tos out there, cheers from Scotland a' bhalaich!
I wished I viewed this before I did my van electronic/power set up
Well done - to the end...
Best video i have seen so far. You are a bright spark :)