"Ultimate RV Water Filter System Build: Clean Water Anytime, Anywhere"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ค. 2024
- In this Episode you can see how we installed our Water filter system and all water lines in general in our Expedition truck habitat. For our Mercedes Benz 1222 AF 4x4 off road expedition truck build. DIY
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Thanks Oscar, excellent walk round of your system.
We spoke with Famous Water last year whilst at the Abenteuer & Allrad show and they were extremely helpful, I’m so pleased they were able to accommodate your needs so quickly, gotta be happy with a five day delivery.
Anyway, your trucks looking well and from someone who is also building a truck and YouTubing I appreciate the time required in making content, already looking forward to your next video, thanks for sharing 🙏😊
Sounds great! Thank a lot !
I suggest putting some cushions between the tie-down ratchets and the tank, to prevent them from bouncing up and down and abrading surface of the tank while driving
Thank you ! Cheers
Oscar is looking pretty good. Love the system great job on the installation, Mario one thing that I would recommend is to install a pressure regulator at the entry point, I hear of people blowing the system cause of the variances in pressure water from town to town and country to country . Keep up the good work. Sunny days ahead 😎
Thanks for the tips! Yes I have to check that there is of course different pressure at city lines. New build houses in the Vancouver area have less water pressure than older houses, they try to lower the water consumption that way. Cheers
Awesome video! very informative and well explained as always. Thank you so much for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
We have a large RO system in our house from the Aquarium supply. Was only $109 for four filters. But for the expedition vehicle I look at two types of fresh water. (1) showers and sink water (2) drinking and cooking water. With the drinking water, you can easily buy 5 gallon water in big stores, pour them in restaurant fluid rectangular containers, and carry 15-20 gallons on board for trips. Refill a 2.5 gallon container under the sink with a drinking water faucet on the counter.
Well our approach is a little different we have a 110 gal fresh water tank and a splitted filter system, providing drinking water only for the kitchen bathroom and shower . We want the big tank so we can stretch the off grid time to a max if we find a place we like.
@@oscaroverlander_MB1222AF Just a question: my plan is for three weeks offgrid. Do you think I need more than 20 gallons just for drinking in three weeks? (as that is my plan) Other than that, fresh water for showers does not need this type of filter engineering.
@@gator701 I can't really answer that because I do not know how many people are with you or any kids or pets as well. What I know is nobody want to be short on drinking water, if you get stuck ( technical reason , health reason you name it ) I would always plan with a buffer.
Now according to research the daily amount of water consumption for an adult is 4 liter to stay hydrated, also you brush your teeth, you prep your coffee, tea and food I would always do that with non questionable water and estimate an other 1 liter for it minimum . Total 5 liter a day x 21 days = 105 liter ( 27.7 gal ) 😶
If you have a GF or spouse x2 and if pet + 30% is total 241.5 liter ( 63.8 gal ) I hope that helped ! Cheers
@@oscaroverlander_MB1222AF First, thank you. I think a lot about this. Sometimes simplicity is better.
Hi Oscar, what is your experience with the Marco Up10? I thunk you want to use it to get surface water or rain water from further away and push it through the filters in the tanks. Pushing power is great, bit what about the suction capacity? It is only self priming for 3 meters according to the datasheet. Like to hear your experience. Thnx. Best regards
Thank you, I will report about the pump performance if I have used it. Cheers
I was just going to ask you about the water lines. 💧 not a fan of those blue and red ones.😉
Thank you ! Do you mean the pex lines ?