I am looking at buying a travel trailer soon (I turn 62 in 2024) and plan on retiring. Thank you for convincing me not to wait! The #Buetti looks like a great little generator that would be perfect for my new camper. I appreciate your enthusiasm and kindness.
He hasn't answered me, or anyone else that I can tell. I thought maybe after he got the camper all set up and ready, that Tammy would be joining him. I don't want intimate details, but, I think it's fair to let us know if "The Tim & Tammy Show" has been cancelled. Then, maybe he's working on getting the show back on the air.
7 years ago I bought a big dually diesel pickup with the intention of doing something like what Tim is doing when I turned 62. Unfortunately, between Covid and life, I’m past 62 and still working full time. But! Thanks to people like Sarasota Tim, my interest in the RV thing is still there. So is the Dually. You may soon see me towing my own RV to a campsite near you.
I think that you should have your 2 large slides supported so that with your body weight added to them that they don't sag over time and you will need a repairman to pull them in.
These are rack and pinion. They are about the best you can buy, and there is a crank handle for manual retraction should something ever happened to the motor. However, I will contact the dealer and ask that question about my bodyweight or being out for a long-term. Thank you, I will make a video on what I’ve gleaned. 😎
Supporting your slides in a Rockwood product isn’t necessary at all. No tech would ever tell to support your slides. They engineer them to take their own weight and much more with no problem.
Never used solar, but have been thinking of experimenting. My small home is all electric, so when power goes out, I have nothing. I'm learning with you, while you crush it.
I can never get more than 300 of the 400 that mine should be doing. Due to internal battery resistance By AC200L drops the solar voltage from 48V to 35V input. Kind of a bummer, but the unit is great otherwise.
Thank you for all the info you put out for us viewers.. Would love to win this bluetti for my husband for a Christmas gift. I have switched my phone plan to visible, and I like it a lot. I also retired at 62 and getting my Medicare in January. Enjoy watching you and Tammy very much..keep on crushing it!!!! 😀🛻🦃🌴🌅✝️🔋♑️🇺🇸
Bob Wells of Cheap RV living speaks highly of Bluetti. I think he preferred it over the other popular one which is more expensive (I forget what it was called, something Jack, I think SolarJack?). I haven't experience with either one, yet.
@@goodredman it'd be nice to gather all the items as you can afford them. Then when you have everything you can go on a trip anytime you like! As long as some rentals are available!
Tim I have a blueetty a small one and it can run ups mode. So any power source you plug into it charges the batteries you can run both sources at the same time. Moreover, you can draw from that plug as well. At the same time they call it u p s mode. What's great about it is if you have a power interruption. You would never even notice it. It is full time clean power for everything in your r v. It is very cool. I never thought much about it. Because I draw too much power but it would probably work for you. That other plug that you didn't know what's 4 is. For an expansion battery you can extend the battery.
You are correct about the UPS mode I seen it in several TH-cam videos trying to learn what I could about this power station. However, I don’t think I’m going to have my camper plugged into 30 amp here at home and the power station at the same time how is that possible? I only have one 30 amp input to the camper? I know there’s a way, but it would be just as simple if power fails to simply unplug from shore, power and plug into the power station and be rolling again even though it’s not using the UPS feature. What do I need that for? Ha ha, when the lights go out, my camper is all 12 V refrigerator lights and everything continues to operate on my dual batteries upfront next to my propane tanks. Also my water heater and stove work on propane. However, to keep my batteries charged, I will simply unplug my 30 amp cable from the shore, power and plug it into the Bluetti to take over. 😎
My suitcase solar plugs right to my 25 FKS on the side of the R V , there should be a couple connectors with the solar panels for different applications . So I use my 190 watt on the roof along with my portable panels . All goes directly to batteries .
None of the plugs in the suitcase solar panel from this Bluetti even come close to fitting in my 25FKBS. I’m sure there’s an adapter to be had that will marry the two together. I have 200 W on the roof charging my batteries. But I am also full-time here with shore power charging those batteries all the time even at night so I don’t even need Solar unless I’m Boondocking I think? 😎
@@SarasotaTim I’m sure the very first lead coming from the panel is not hard wired it should disconnect at that connector and plug into the trailer, yes as long as you have shore power you will not need solar, solar for off grid use only. Keep up the good work .
Solar panels on average are 23 to 30 percent less. So ex. 100 watts would average peak sun 70 to 75 watts. Don’t connect your solar panel to the outside of rv without a charge controller, you will destroy your panel if you go over amp rating on camper solar outlet. Hope this helps Timmy boy! Crush it!
Hi Tim, thanks for introducing us to this solar generator #bluetti I started reading about them and it’s pretty amazing what you can do with solar nowadays.
I love the BLUETTI, but doesn't your Flagstaff have its own solar panel? If I were you I would be running more stuff with that instead of paying for electricity! Just sayin😊
Anybody know exactly what dat Tammy contributed to da channel cept appearing in a few o Tim's videos? Jest lil eye candy fo some y'all. Fyi, all dis be fo TH-cam videos, ain't none o it be real.
I know your giving your blueetti away, I would really love to have it man I go camping a lot in my ford ranger over here in so cal! I would really put that thing to use! Just can’t afford one. Thank you tim! Love your content.👊
Even before a giveaway that scammer has been on my channel before. I have blocked them. Hopefully they will be deleted. I also made a video explaining this could happen. 😎
@kandyknapper9206 I don’t care what you think, he introduced Ms. Tammy on his channel to his community and now no Ms. Tammy I just was just asking if she’s okay, this comment/question was directed to Tim not YOU don’t f*cking @ me, it’s other people you can be rule to In the comments try them not me.
I am looking at buying a travel trailer soon (I turn 62 in 2024) and plan on retiring. Thank you for convincing me not to wait! The #Buetti looks like a great little generator that would be perfect for my new camper. I appreciate your enthusiasm and kindness.
Bluetti entry for the drawing. Thank you.
Hi Tim, where is Ms. Tammy I miss seeing her, is she okay? Just wondering 😊
He hasn't answered me, or anyone else that I can tell. I thought maybe after he got the camper all set up and ready, that Tammy would be joining him. I don't want intimate details, but, I think it's fair to let us know if "The Tim & Tammy Show" has been cancelled. Then, maybe he's working on getting the show back on the air.
Give Tim all the details of your personal life then maybe he'll share his😅
@@nshaver24 No, some of us mind our own business.
@@mattrichardson7882 Exactly!
He already has given all the details of his life.
Love the BLUETTI ability to recharge with solar panel.
I could really use that Bluetooth for my camper.
Hey Tim, thanks for the review 👍 BLUETTI AC 200
7 years ago I bought a big dually diesel pickup with the intention of doing something like what Tim is doing when I turned 62.
Unfortunately, between Covid and life, I’m past 62 and still working full time. But! Thanks to people like Sarasota Tim, my interest in the RV thing is still there. So is the Dually.
You may soon see me towing my own RV to a campsite near you.
I worked building solar power plants the efficiency is getting much better than just 3 or so years ago but it’s getting better
I think that you should have your 2 large slides supported so that with your body weight added to them that they don't sag over time and you will need a repairman to pull them in.
These are rack and pinion. They are about the best you can buy, and there is a crank handle for manual retraction should something ever happened to the motor. However, I will contact the dealer and ask that question about my bodyweight or being out for a long-term. Thank you, I will make a video on what I’ve gleaned. 😎
Supporting your slides in a Rockwood product isn’t necessary at all. No tech would ever tell to support your slides. They engineer them to take their own weight and much more with no problem.
Never used solar, but have been thinking of experimenting. My small home is all electric, so when power goes out, I have nothing. I'm learning with you, while you crush it.
Bluetti,love it!❤
274 watts input verses the 350 watt capable solar panel...that's like at 79% , so you're doing great with the charging Tim ! Crushing it !
I can never get more than 300 of the 400 that mine should be doing. Due to internal battery resistance By AC200L drops the solar voltage from 48V to 35V input. Kind of a bummer, but the unit is great otherwise.
I think the hour counter is calculating how long it will take to charge to 80% not fully charged
Oh yeah? Maybe? 😎
@@SarasotaTim don’t you back sas me Tim 👊🏼👈🏼
huh?😎
That #Bluetti unit would be great to hook up to my 1000W of solar panels.
Solar is the way to go!
Thank you for all the info you put out for us viewers.. Would love to win this bluetti for my husband for a Christmas gift. I have switched my phone plan to visible, and I like it a lot. I also retired at 62 and getting my Medicare in January. Enjoy watching you and Tammy very much..keep on crushing it!!!! 😀🛻🦃🌴🌅✝️🔋♑️🇺🇸
Bob Wells of Cheap RV living speaks highly of Bluetti. I think he preferred it over the other popular one which is more expensive (I forget what it was called, something Jack, I think SolarJack?). I haven't experience with either one, yet.
@@goodredman No, I didn't see it. Rent? I guess if you rent something you couldn't add a solar panel.
@@goodredman it'd be nice to gather all the items as you can afford them. Then when you have everything you can go on a trip anytime you like! As long as some rentals are available!
@@goodredman Yes, I was thinking more that the other equipment would need to be mounted. I don't know much about how it is all put together.
I’m ready for the
BLUETTI
AC200L ☺️
Tim I have a blueetty a small one and it can run ups mode. So any power source you plug into it charges the batteries you can run both sources at the same time. Moreover, you can draw from that plug as well. At the same time they call it u p s mode. What's great about it is if you have a power interruption. You would never even notice it. It is full time clean power for everything in your r v. It is very cool. I never thought much about it. Because I draw too much power but it would probably work for you. That other plug that you didn't know what's 4 is. For an expansion battery you can extend the battery.
You are correct about the UPS mode I seen it in several TH-cam videos trying to learn what I could about this power station. However, I don’t think I’m going to have my camper plugged into 30 amp here at home and the power station at the same time how is that possible? I only have one 30 amp input to the camper? I know there’s a way, but it would be just as simple if power fails to simply unplug from shore, power and plug into the power station and be rolling again even though it’s not using the UPS feature. What do I need that for? Ha ha, when the lights go out, my camper is all 12 V refrigerator lights and everything continues to operate on my dual batteries upfront next to my propane tanks. Also my water heater and stove work on propane. However, to keep my batteries charged, I will simply unplug my 30 amp cable from the shore, power and plug it into the Bluetti to take over. 😎
My suitcase solar plugs right to my 25 FKS on the side of the R V , there should be a couple connectors with the solar panels for different applications . So I use my 190 watt on the roof along with my portable panels . All goes directly to batteries .
None of the plugs in the suitcase solar panel from this Bluetti even come close to fitting in my 25FKBS. I’m sure there’s an adapter to be had that will marry the two together. I have 200 W on the roof charging my batteries. But I am also full-time here with shore power charging those batteries all the time even at night so I don’t even need Solar unless I’m Boondocking I think? 😎
@@SarasotaTim I’m sure the very first lead coming from the panel is not hard wired it should disconnect at that connector and plug into the trailer, yes as long as you have shore power you will not need solar, solar for off grid use only. Keep up the good work .
BLUETTI Bluetti Bluetti 😊
Solar panels on average are 23 to 30 percent less. So ex. 100 watts would average peak sun 70 to 75 watts. Don’t connect your solar panel to the outside of rv without a charge controller, you will destroy your panel if you go over amp rating on camper solar outlet. Hope this helps Timmy boy! Crush it!
Want the bluetti Tim...
Bluetti would be a great product to have. 👍🏼 #bluetti
Hi Tim, thanks for introducing us to this solar generator #bluetti I started reading about them and it’s pretty amazing what you can do with solar nowadays.
Hope I’m not too late to enter the Bluetti giveaway.
Great Bluetti review as are all of your videos dude
Bluetti #bluetti 😀
Every single rv channel descends into battery box, electric bike,and mattress commercials. Jeeze
Just playing to their audience. Once your set up is perfect you can start watching travel videos.
Me, i can use the Bluetti and the information.
This is a very good product. But like all good products cost some money.
What would be very handy during storms
💙BLUETTI🙏
Hay Tim what kind of camper is that 😂
Bluetti please!
Not bad for 350w #bluetti
Bluetti AC200L. Need to help wih electric this winter.
Love the bluetti video.
So nice. Does the giveaway include solar panels?
BLUETTI...AWESOME!!!
A #bluetti would be nice
I'd love a #Bluetti.
Bluetti Great show.
#Bluetti baby!
If you were on the Equator at high noon, with clear skies, you might get the 350 watts they claim. A larger/shorter cable might help.
I love the BLUETTI, but doesn't your Flagstaff have its own solar panel? If I were you I would be running more stuff with that instead of paying for electricity! Just sayin😊
@sassyshirl
Probably the same way you would feel, didn’t know that he compared anyone to a dog.
#bluetti
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Owning a Toyota plug in the warmer the battery the better the charge flow. Put Bluetti in sun
Don’t pick me #Bluetti
Anybody know exactly what dat Tammy contributed to da channel cept appearing in a few o Tim's videos? Jest lil eye candy fo some y'all. Fyi, all dis be fo TH-cam videos, ain't none o it be real.
😂
I know your giving your blueetti away, I would really love to have it man I go camping a lot in my ford ranger over here in so cal! I would really put that thing to use! Just can’t afford one. Thank you tim! Love your content.👊
Bluetti, luetti , bluetti, don’t forget me😅❤ crush it
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Blueetti
Now the scammer with your pic is commenting under other people's comments on your first bluetti video
Even before a giveaway that scammer has been on my channel before. I have blocked them. Hopefully they will be deleted. I also made a video explaining this could happen. 😎
Tim I just got second response from another scammer for the bluetti generator!!!!!
#Blueitt
@kandyknapper9206
I don’t care what you think, he introduced Ms. Tammy on his channel to his community and now no Ms. Tammy I just was just asking if she’s okay, this comment/question was directed to Tim not YOU don’t f*cking @ me, it’s other people you can be rule to In the comments try them not me.
Go sew something 😂😂
You do know dis all be fo TH-cam videos so Bro Tim kin put de Big bucks in he bank account. None o it real
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