That was AWESOME! This comment is not solely about van life. Sir, you are extremely talented and it shows in your knowledge, presence, delivery, recording, timing, and editing, not to mention your creativity and the construction of your van. Keep doing the things you enjoy and thanks for sharing.
I couldn’t agree more. Your van build is one of the most thoughtful and detail oriented, and your presentation was a top notch. You got a new subscriber.
You are so good at explaining things. I have watched literally hundreds of vanlife videos and never understood how all the electrical components work before. You have a gift for this! I am a senior citizen living in a sticks and bricks home but I can dream about having a nice little rig like yours for extended trips and far away family visits. And understanding this puts me one step closer. Thank you!
You have such a gift in explaining things! This was so clear and methodical and just very...kind in general. Like I don't think a lot of people appreciate how others speak kindly when explaining things, but I really felt that you really wanted us to understand and succeed in doing this, and it's just such a nice thing to see. Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge to empower others. In my country, there is a saying that one of the best deeds you could do in life is to impart knowledge to others, for it will live on even long after you're gone and flourish into other good deeds as your knowledge is utilized. You, sir, are the perfect embodiment of that saying :) Stay safe and healthy always!
Besides knowing about electrical systems, your planning and shooting of your videos are top notch! I love how you planned out your walks/transitions in each segment.
Photovolatiac / Solar Thermal Technician here. glad you said it OVERKILL but my hat off that you had it built. preferably i'd go 24V but like you said more 12V appliances. parallel 2 batteries and get more for your buck that way you increase the amp hours. The van is sweet, very nice. i live in a '68 dodge dart. removed back seat. i have 100AH deep cycle battery with i charge using my alternator, no DC to DC. i have tricks up my sleeve. as for your video i approve *i Like, OLE'!*
Here's my tip : If you are going to do a electrical system Really do your homework on items that will upgrade your need for power (solar panels, Battery storage, A/C outlets, Charging rates And Alternators) Example : This Nissian NV200 comes with a factory stock 110 Amp alternator. However You can buy 220Amp Alternators that fit the same engine And if you shop around can get it at a good price This means you can charge your van with double the power while you drive or idle Not just Nissian All companies have high end models. And i would highly reccomend upgrading your wiring with Welder's copper cable wire 1/0Awg And hammered lugs for the engine grounding system. The next starting battery you buy Try to find one with Top And Side posts This will help If you need to add wiring And boosting I finshed off my battery And exposed grounds that in open air/water with battery spray protector This keeps them from corrosion alot longer And water free contact
Your instructions and advice are perfect! Although I may not install my electrical by myself, I am confident that I know what I want (what is best for me) and that no one can take advantage of me or tell me foolishness! Thank you for the education!
OK, I watched it and now I understand the big picture, and what to think about as I plan a system! I am 65 yo and live in TX. I love your idea of building a community, and will continue to follow you and your schedule so when things normalize, I can come and meet you in person. There is a vitality and authenticity to you that is very compelling. Good luck, and I've hit the notification bell, so I'll be looking for your next episode!!
The video all of us would be vandwellers have been waiting for. I am a travel doctor and I would do more travel assignments if I could not have to worry about being put up somewhere.
I’m like 15 right now, and I dream about having a vw vanagon camper when I grow up, and let me just say: you are my one true inspiration for doing so! Every single part of the Nissan just goes to show your prestition, knowledge, motivation and skills. I wish I could join the community you said you were creating, only thing is, I live across the globe, in Norway. Anyways, keep doing what makes you happy and thanks for being and inspiration.
Evan, Thank you for you honest comments on practicality of options. That helped me most to settle minimum option, considering my usage of minivan camper.
I come from a professional public speaking background and I just want to say, you could have a career in the video production / advertising Industry if you ever decided to! You are so well educated in your explanations the detail of what you are talking about and you also do it with a passion for the subject. I love watching your videos!
Really good run through. First of all seeing the thumbnail I thought this was going to be an overcomplicated video but you explained everything step by step and went in to detail so thank you for that.
Your van is the most efficient built I've ever seen.. who would've thought, there's a shower and toilet in your compact van.. Kudos to you sir..thanks for sharing this valuable info's..
While I don’t live in my van I use my van for service calls ( locksmith) and having power with you is awesome. Great video and even better explanations. 👍👍
Absolutely excellent presenation. Clear, concise, and to the point. Well done. I agree with your sentiments on the DC-DC charger. I have a Renogy DCC50S that I like quite a bit. Automatically rations between alternator and solar depending on supply and demand. Your wiring is much, much cleaner than mine!
I'm also going for a dedicated DC appliances too for lights,fan and USB charging for my in the house. But still have a separate battery for AC appliances in my kitchen.
@5:52 One more big advantage on Lithium vs Lead Acid is usable capacity. Discharging (using) greater than 50% of lead acid battery will permanently damage the battery. Therefore, for example, for all usage same, a 50 ah Lithium battery that can be use to run for 4 hours, 50 ah Lead Acid usage has to be less than 2 so it does not damage it.
Evan, I believe you have just inspired me to take my ‘73 Vw bus and make it into a stealth city camping van. I am more than impressed with you and your informative videos. Keep up the tremendous work.
For many newer laptops with USB-C PD support, you could get a 12 volt DC to USB-C PD charger and skip the inverter all together. The conversion from DC to AC and back to DC would surely have more losses along the way. Also, I think it would be a good idea to carry a power bank so you can charge it while in a coffee shop and bring it back with you to the van.
Dude, I know you’re trying to build a community in Santa Cruz but maybe that’s just where it begins… You should issue a challenge to all van lifers (including other youtubers like yourself) to meet you in Santa Cruz and then go on the ultimate road trip through the U.S. as one big caravan of van lifers!
Great video Evan! Not just the information but the quality! Excellent transitions while basically giving a tour of your van and still staying on point. 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
Outstanding and extremely comprehensive video, and a very well planned out production, Evan! I look forward to learning more from you! I live in Hawaii, so I cannot attend your in-person meetups in Santa Cruz, but I am wishing you all the best in connecting and making new friends there!
This was so, so helpful. Right now I’m just in the dreaming stages but thinking about power always gives me a headache. This made things much clearer and a little less intimidating.
Evan thank you for this video. I just found your channel today and am totally blown away by your videos. You explain things in an easy to understand manner and you share your knowledge skills and abilities with us.
Thanks Evan! I have watched most of your videos. You seem like a really cool, talented guy. I am hoping to start a tear drop trailer build next year and your concise description helped me get a better handle on what I need. You have earned a subscription, not just for the info you have (and will) provide, but I am genuinely interested the community you are building
Evan... you did an awesome way of explaining how a van life electrical system is built. I'm just beginning to build out a Ford Transit Connect and I'm going to replicate your electrical build. Thank you!
Very good video. I'm glad to see someone say you may only need a 12 volt system. I am doing a van build (budget) and although I will have an inverter it will be a very small 500 watt. By doing it this way I saved quite a lot of money on wiring etc, but I can easily upgrade it later if I need to do so. Thanks for your story, nice build.
I look forward to your journey, Evan. Take care! Here in Singapore, i too am building a boardgaming community to meet on a regular basis. I started from zero and slowly make new friends with same interests, then organising events and such. Hopefully covid will end soon, so i can resume🙂
Great stuff Evan. I am sharing this to our 4x4 Facebook group, the Four Wheel Drive Association of BC, with about 48,000 members. I am an electrical installer for these vehicles and can’t do near as good a job explaining this stuff, thank you. My interest is over landing, not urban stealth so I differ from your opinion on the LIon stuff. It dies too quickly and doesn’t agree with things like fridges that need to feel a voltage drop, then turn off until charged. I am pilloried for suggesting AC to DC charging and you explain it well. I hope you get more subscribers and can do more posts.
Hey Lory! Thanks for sharing my video! I'm interested by what you mean by lithium dying too quickly and fridges needing a voltage drop. I understand that lithium holds a steady voltage while discharging compared to lead acid. Thanks for the comment! Evan
@@StoriesFromaVan First, much of what I am saying is “what I have been told”. The drop off issue has been explained to me by a number of”experts”, for what that’s worth. There is more than one reason LIon would probably not be my choice. The main one is that drop off is too fast. They go from full to empty too quickly, they just turn-off. Some appliances will reduce their draw, or shut off and warn you of low voltage, but the LIon batteries don’t give that warning. Second, I live in British Columbia and we wheel into the back country, LIon does not like super low temps. It would be fine with your LV200 set up of course but most of us put the batteries under the hood. We all use AGM because they can function as a cranking, or house battery. Thanks for the great effort you have made, I am looking forward to seeing more.
Yes, you could have saved money by going DC only. But it's better to have it (AC) and not need it, than to need it, and not have it. Awesome video, as I get ready for my van. So informative and very appreciated
Evan, I'm so happy I found your channel and the timing couldn't be better. I'm building out a van as we speak and I'm just about ready to tackle the electronics. The way you present things and the simplicity of your delivery is what I was hoping to find on the Tube. I've subscribed. Keep doing what your doing. It's great. Nice pro job on your wiring, by the way. 👍👍
I am so impressed with your van and your plan for community. I consider myself pretty smart but when it comes to electronics I am lost. Thank you for helping me understand. I live in So Cal, very close to the LA Port. I don't have a van but I would love to come to a gathering to meet you and check out others and their van conversions. Good luck on your future endeavors.
Video's like that want me to do a van build myself instead of buying one later... it will be cheaper, the experience you get building it, is just awesome and maybe you have a good time if everything goes right :'D
You're very good in front of a camera, Evan. You have a great voice for this. Your voice is soothing to listen to. Wouldn't a second alternator for a house battery provide all the electricity you need?
This is one of the best builds I´ve ever seen. Great job! Your explanation of the electrical system is so good. I´m already planning to rebuilt the electricalsystem in my sailboat. Thank you and good luck! Best wishes from sweden.
Your face and voice match perfectly with who I would expect to build an electrical system like what you showed us. I appreciate that you are using a real camera and lens. Good job dude.
Amazing production quality my friend. Really well done all the way around. You have mad skills and have done a fantastic job!! Wow. Keep up the great work!! This is one of the very best van build series I have found anywhere. 👌
Great video and production quality. I really enjoy watching your videos and watching your stories. Keep up the great work and I look forward to watching more.
That was AWESOME! This comment is not solely about van life. Sir, you are extremely talented and it shows in your knowledge, presence, delivery, recording, timing, and editing, not to mention your creativity and the construction of your van. Keep doing the things you enjoy and thanks for sharing.
Wow, thanks!
Totally enjoyed and agree ! Looks great and I thought it had been professionally built ! Your presentation was awesome !
I agree. The presentation you have made here is above the cut. Your clarity is not overshadowed by your enthusiasm. Rather the balance is clear.
Well said! 😊 He is SO talented!
I couldn’t agree more. Your van build is one of the most thoughtful and detail oriented, and your presentation was a top notch. You got a new subscriber.
Dude. One neurotic engineer to (presumably) another, you have really nailed this build. Just engineered the living heck out of it. Super props.
@lmao k Oh is that it? Neurotic folks can't explain to others what they're neurotic about? I just want to make sure I understand you.
Hah that’s funny
This guy knows his stuff. Great channel.
You are so good at explaining things. I have watched literally hundreds of vanlife videos and never understood how all the electrical components work before. You have a gift for this! I am a senior citizen living in a sticks and bricks home but I can dream about having a nice little rig like yours for extended trips and far away family visits. And understanding this puts me one step closer. Thank you!
This is the smartest guy I’ve ever bumped into on my algorithm
You have such a gift in explaining things! This was so clear and methodical and just very...kind in general. Like I don't think a lot of people appreciate how others speak kindly when explaining things, but I really felt that you really wanted us to understand and succeed in doing this, and it's just such a nice thing to see. Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge to empower others. In my country, there is a saying that one of the best deeds you could do in life is to impart knowledge to others, for it will live on even long after you're gone and flourish into other good deeds as your knowledge is utilized. You, sir, are the perfect embodiment of that saying :) Stay safe and healthy always!
Wow! I really appreciate your comment! I’m really glad you feel that way about my explanation!
Agreed he explains it very well
Same sentiment here! Great videos. Thank you!!
I love the way you dive into the technical details that most other vanlife youtubers gloss over, and you explain everything so clearly
Besides knowing about electrical systems, your planning and shooting of your videos are top notch! I love how you planned out your walks/transitions in each segment.
Great job Evan. You have explained the RV electrical system in the most layman friendly way and you have demystified this field. Thank you 😊
Glad it was helpful!
You're a good teacher. Most of the time I get confused when people try to explain this stuff.
Photovolatiac / Solar Thermal Technician here. glad you said it OVERKILL but my hat off that you had it built. preferably i'd go 24V but like you said more 12V appliances. parallel 2 batteries and get more for your buck that way you increase the amp hours. The van is sweet, very nice. i live in a '68 dodge dart. removed back seat. i have 100AH deep cycle battery with i charge using my alternator, no DC to DC. i have tricks up my sleeve. as for your video i approve *i Like, OLE'!*
Here's my tip : If you are going to do a electrical system Really do your homework on items that will upgrade your need for power (solar panels, Battery storage, A/C outlets, Charging rates And Alternators) Example : This Nissian NV200 comes with a factory stock 110 Amp alternator. However You can buy 220Amp Alternators that fit the same engine And if you shop around can get it at a good price This means you can charge your van with double the power while you drive or idle Not just Nissian All companies have high end models. And i would highly reccomend upgrading your wiring with Welder's copper cable wire 1/0Awg And hammered lugs for the engine grounding system. The next starting battery you buy Try to find one with Top And Side posts This will help If you need to add wiring And boosting I finshed off my battery And exposed grounds that in open air/water with battery spray protector This keeps them from corrosion alot longer And water free contact
You would be great in your own series: Evan Nye the Van Guy. You make this sound very easy.
😂
Your instructions and advice are perfect! Although I may not install my electrical by myself, I am confident that I know what I want (what is best for me) and that no one can take advantage of me or tell me foolishness! Thank you for the education!
The different story of Van Life- this one is not really for living in a van video, but educating people how van or motorhome works, Thank you so much❤
OK, I watched it and now I understand the big picture, and what to think about as I plan a system!
I am 65 yo and live in TX. I love your idea of building a community, and will continue to follow you and your schedule so when things normalize, I can come and meet you in person. There is a vitality and authenticity to you that is very compelling. Good luck, and I've hit the notification bell, so I'll be looking for your next episode!!
What part of Texas...I'm in Kemah TX
I wish I had a friend like you. Smart, articulate, detailed, organized.
The video all of us would be vandwellers have been waiting for. I am a travel doctor and I would do more travel assignments if I could not have to worry about being put up somewhere.
Evan, you are incredibly skilled, talented, and bright, bro. Another amazingly good video. 👍❤
I’m like 15 right now, and I dream about having a vw vanagon camper when I grow up, and let me just say: you are my one true inspiration for doing so! Every single part of the Nissan just goes to show your prestition, knowledge, motivation and skills. I wish I could join the community you said you were creating, only thing is, I live across the globe, in Norway. Anyways, keep doing what makes you happy and thanks for being and inspiration.
Wouldn't you rather get a van with a shower? How will you shower in Norway living in a van?
@@artificial4612 tusen takk og lykke til!
Always wanted to learn more about electrical Systems. Thanks.
I totally recommend any one considering van life to watch this guy. He's thorough, concise and informative.
Evan..you explain things so well and I'm not considering living in a van however your chanel and explanation 🤔 will help so many people. Thank you.
Evan, Thank you for you honest comments on practicality of options. That helped me most to settle minimum option, considering my usage of minivan camper.
I come from a professional public speaking background and I just want to say, you could have a career in the video production / advertising Industry if you ever decided to! You are so well educated in your explanations the detail of what you are talking about and you also do it with a passion for the subject. I love watching your videos!
Really good run through. First of all seeing the thumbnail I thought this was going to be an overcomplicated video but you explained everything step by step and went in to detail so thank you for that.
Your van is the most efficient built I've ever seen.. who would've thought, there's a shower and toilet in your compact van.. Kudos to you sir..thanks for sharing this valuable info's..
While I don’t live in my van I use my van for service calls ( locksmith) and having power with you is awesome. Great video and even better explanations. 👍👍
Absolutely excellent presenation. Clear, concise, and to the point. Well done. I agree with your sentiments on the DC-DC charger. I have a Renogy DCC50S that I like quite a bit. Automatically rations between alternator and solar depending on supply and demand. Your wiring is much, much cleaner than mine!
Evan you are an undiscovered genius. Stay on track.
I'm also going for a dedicated DC appliances too for lights,fan and USB charging for my in the house. But still have a separate battery for AC appliances in my kitchen.
You are a gentle man thanks for
Your beautiful and informative video
The transitions were outstanding!
@5:52 One more big advantage on Lithium vs Lead Acid is usable capacity. Discharging (using) greater than 50% of lead acid battery will permanently damage the battery. Therefore, for example, for all usage same, a 50 ah Lithium battery that can be use to run for 4 hours, 50 ah Lead Acid usage has to be less than 2 so it does not damage it.
Yep. That’s true. Lithium can be discharged 80-90%
Evan, I believe you have just inspired me to take my ‘73 Vw bus and make it into a stealth city camping van. I am more than impressed with you and your informative videos. Keep up the tremendous work.
For many newer laptops with USB-C PD support, you could get a 12 volt DC to USB-C PD charger and skip the inverter all together. The conversion from DC to AC and back to DC would surely have more losses along the way. Also, I think it would be a good idea to carry a power bank so you can charge it while in a coffee shop and bring it back with you to the van.
Dude, I know you’re trying to build a community in Santa Cruz but maybe that’s just where it begins…
You should issue a challenge to all van lifers (including other youtubers like yourself) to meet you in Santa Cruz and then go on the ultimate road trip through the U.S. as one big caravan of van lifers!
Yes. More of these videos please. This was excellent.
I subbed because of this video. Evan: you need your own channel. Your ability to explain is phenomenal!
Is this channel not mine?? 😂
Hi evan, thnx for the easy to understand and very informative piece.
The editing was as tight as the van set up. Superb!
Great video Evan! Not just the information but the quality! Excellent transitions while basically giving a tour of your van and still staying on point. 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
Great breakdown. The first video on van electronics that didn't make my head spin.
I love these videos, keep it up man 🤙🏽
Outstanding and extremely comprehensive video, and a very well planned out production, Evan! I look forward to learning more from you! I live in Hawaii, so I cannot attend your in-person meetups in Santa Cruz, but I am wishing you all the best in connecting and making new friends there!
This was so, so helpful. Right now I’m just in the dreaming stages but thinking about power always gives me a headache. This made things much clearer and a little less intimidating.
Glad this video helped!
Very talented electrical expert, thankyou for sharing your electrical knowledge with us.
I like your organized mechanic trunk ( electronics & H2O ) 👍🏻
Great vid, I look forward to the full course Prof!
Evan thank you for this video. I just found your channel today and am totally blown away by your videos. You explain things in an easy to understand manner and you share your knowledge skills and abilities with us.
Ok wow!!! Thank you so much!!! Can’t believe I get access to this for free, you are a legend.
Thanks Evan! I have watched most of your videos. You seem like a really cool, talented guy. I am hoping to start a tear drop trailer build next year and your concise description helped me get a better handle on what I need. You have earned a subscription, not just for the info you have (and will) provide, but I am genuinely interested the community you are building
Evan... you did an awesome way of explaining how a van life electrical system is built. I'm just beginning to build out a Ford Transit Connect and I'm going to replicate your electrical build. Thank you!
Very good video. I'm glad to see someone say you may only need a 12 volt system. I am doing a van build (budget) and although I will have an inverter it will be a very small 500 watt. By doing it this way I saved quite a lot of money on wiring etc, but I can easily upgrade it later if I need to do so. Thanks for your story, nice build.
Thanks for sharing the electrical panel information and giving clear advice👍🏽
Thank you very much for a fantastic video to teach how to be auto efficient in life
I look forward to your journey, Evan. Take care! Here in Singapore, i too am building a boardgaming community to meet on a regular basis. I started from zero and slowly make new friends with same interests, then organising events and such. Hopefully covid will end soon, so i can resume🙂
my goal is to build a nv200 just like this. great job man I love your channel
This guy is great I hope many more videos to come
Great stuff Evan. I am sharing this to our 4x4 Facebook group, the Four Wheel Drive Association of BC, with about 48,000 members. I am an electrical installer for these vehicles and can’t do near as good a job explaining this stuff, thank you.
My interest is over landing, not urban stealth so I differ from your opinion on the LIon stuff. It dies too quickly and doesn’t agree with things like fridges that need to feel a voltage drop, then turn off until charged. I am pilloried for suggesting AC to DC charging and you explain it well. I hope you get more subscribers and can do more posts.
Hey Lory! Thanks for sharing my video! I'm interested by what you mean by lithium dying too quickly and fridges needing a voltage drop. I understand that lithium holds a steady voltage while discharging compared to lead acid.
Thanks for the comment!
Evan
@@StoriesFromaVan First, much of what I am saying is “what I have been told”. The drop off issue has been explained to me by a number of”experts”, for what that’s worth. There is more than one reason LIon would probably not be my choice. The main one is that drop off is too fast. They go from full to empty too quickly, they just turn-off. Some appliances will reduce their draw, or shut off and warn you of low voltage, but the LIon batteries don’t give that warning.
Second, I live in British Columbia and we wheel into the back country, LIon does not like super low temps. It would be fine with your LV200 set up of course but most of us put the batteries under the hood. We all use AGM because they can function as a cranking, or house battery.
Thanks for the great effort you have made, I am looking forward to seeing more.
@@lory2622 Ahh I see. Yeah, cold temperatures is one of the factors that would make you choose AGM over Li
Very professionally put together, the transitions were excellent, sound was good, nicely done. Good overview of the electrical.
Thank you very much!
Yes, you could have saved money by going DC only. But it's better to have it (AC) and not need it, than to need it, and not have it. Awesome video, as I get ready for my van. So informative and very appreciated
Congratulations to you for your journey! Safe travels! Infinite Blissings to You 💫
This was top notch production! Great job man. Thank you for your hard work.
Your system looks incredible. Thanks for this vid and the possibilities of growing the system
Evan, I'm so happy I found your channel and the timing couldn't be better. I'm building out a van as we speak and I'm just about ready to tackle the electronics. The way you present things and the simplicity of your delivery is what I was hoping to find on the Tube.
I've subscribed. Keep doing what your doing. It's great.
Nice pro job on your wiring, by the way. 👍👍
That's wonderful 😄! I wish you luck on your van build!
I am so impressed with your van and your plan for community. I consider myself pretty smart but when it comes to electronics I am lost. Thank you for helping me understand. I live in So Cal, very close to the LA Port. I don't have a van but I would love to come to a gathering to meet you and check out others and their van conversions. Good luck on your future endeavors.
LOVE YOUR CHANNEL. YOU ARE VERY ORGANIZE, INFORMATIVE, AND KNOWLEDGEABLE.
Best explanation I’ve seen on youtube. Basic and to the point. Awesome!!!!!
Love how clean your install is. Great work.
I love all the transitions in this video..
Yikes! I'm driving! Can't take notes! I'll just listen for now. Looking forward to your class!!
You are awesome...simple, lovable and so cool with ur knowledge on everything. More power to you..🙏🙏🙏
Well prepared, well delivered and content easy to understand like a bbc documentary
Video's like that want me to do a van build myself instead of buying one later... it will be cheaper, the experience you get building it, is just awesome and maybe you have a good time if everything goes right :'D
It’s a great source of accomplishment when you build your own van! I wish you luck on your journey!
Great job with design and explanation of your power system!
Thanks for sharing great explanation of your electrical system. Thanks 😊
You're very good in front of a camera, Evan. You have a great voice for this. Your voice is soothing to listen to.
Wouldn't a second alternator for a house battery provide all the electricity you need?
Great tutorial and van tour, would love to see more
This is one of the best builds I´ve ever seen. Great job!
Your explanation of the electrical system is so good. I´m already planning to rebuilt the electricalsystem in my sailboat. Thank you and good luck! Best wishes from sweden.
What a great video with lots of information and very fun! Thanks!
I saw your first video that you posted. I'm so glad to see you excelling. Love and respect from Australia.
Thank you Evan. This was a very well made video that helped me get a better understanding of wiring up my build.
Awesome job Evan
Like what u did with the solar power ☀️🌁
I watched one of your older videos a while ago. It was good but I can see soooo much improvement. Great job! You’re really good at this! Keep going!
Your face and voice match perfectly with who I would expect to build an electrical system like what you showed us. I appreciate that you are using a real camera and lens. Good job dude.
Amazing production quality my friend. Really well done all the way around. You have mad skills and have done a fantastic job!! Wow.
Keep up the great work!! This is one of the very best van build series I have found anywhere. 👌
more content like this please - you are crushing it for electrical cretins like myself - thank you!
Awesome video! And thank you for that nice finish in your electronics/battery compartment. *thumbs up*
Great content, production value & message! edit: and story telling
Thanks so much for this informative and very detailed video
Sound and filming quality is top notch mate. Thanks for the work you put in. Very informative and well done
Great video and production quality. I really enjoy watching your videos and watching your stories. Keep up the great work and I look forward to watching more.
You are very good at this - thank you!
Dude. This video is excellent. I will keep tuning in.
What an amazingly well produced video. 👍
Great build man. Always nice to see your content.
Very helpful...thank you Evan! Cheers from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.
You have a great future with TH-cam! Great video!