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Intro

2:23

Kitchen

5:16

Stove

7:26

Fridge

9:04

Elevator Bed

9:50

Closet

11:12

Seating Area

14:23

Internet

15:55

Ceiling

17:03

Curtains

17:49

Tools

20:29

Timeframe

21:26

How it works

26:02

Materials

29:47

Electrical

30:52

Battery

32:56

Heater

33:18

Water System

34:22

Bathroom

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welcome back to the channel and welcome

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finally to my van conversion tour video

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I

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have been living in this Ford Transit

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extended roof extended length for a few

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months now

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I decided to go with this specific van

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because I'm about six two and a half and

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with the insulation on top and the

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insulation underneath the floor I could

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stand up perfectly fine which feels

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quite luxurious compared to the car I

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used to live in before this the other

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thing is none of the Vans would be big

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enough for me to be able to sleep

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width-wise so having the extended length

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made it so that I could fit about a

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queen size bed platform which is perfect

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for more than one person

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the other thing is as compared to

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Mercedes Ford vans can get serviced

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anywhere and because I used to live in a

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Ford I'm pretty familiar with Ford's and

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the way they operate in their

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dealerships so starting up front one of

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the absolutely crucial things that I

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needed in a van was a separation between

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the front and the back this door right

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here

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I I got some inspiration uh off of

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Instagram people that had done similar

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Barn Door style access to the front I

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thought it was a cool aesthetic touch

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with the uh you know the wood and white

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color combination that I was going for

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stylistically and so this gives perfect

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access to the front cab and is able to

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insulate with about an inch and a half

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of insulation on all three of these wall

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panels so that the Heat or the cold

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stays much better contained in the back

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since I have very few Windows really

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just one in the whole van conversion

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most of the heat transfer happens up

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front and so having some kind of barrier

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was crucial as well as being able to

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lock access from the front to the back

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making it much more difficult to break

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in this also gives me a great place to

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come in

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my keys and move on because I've got a

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perfect place to be able to hang up

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things like the towels to dry or

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raincoats or keys and then I think it

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just is a nice aesthetic choice that

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goes with the rest of the van conversion

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moving on from the entrance is the

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beginning of the kitchen here I've got

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an outlet back here which is very useful

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for any kinds of kitchen appliances or

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even just charging my phone

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um or other you know camera equipment

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type stuff I have three Outlets total in

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the van

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any more than that felt like Overkill

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and all of them have USBC USB and two

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normal AC home adapters

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here I've got

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my propane seller which has the propane

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tank which is fitted to be able to drain

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excess propane out through the bottom of

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the van as well as water jugs some

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cleaning supplies dish soap and uh paper

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towels

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on top of that I have

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just a you know random junk drawer kind

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of thing about some coins I've got some

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uh you know I've got a lighter some

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Chargers some files and things like

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aluminum foil and Ziploc bags

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moving on to the sink

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I decided to go with the slightly larger

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sink because I have plenty of a counter

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space here on this side as well as more

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counter space on the back and I know

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it's a very popular faucet but I think

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it looks great three things that I

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really wanted to have with my kitchen

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sink were a light up button right here

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that operates the pump

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so that if I leave it on while I go to

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sleep or leave it on overnight I can

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very clearly see it because this

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illuminates the whole front

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and

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um and the reason you don't want to

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leave a pump like that on is because

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when you're driving fluctuations will

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turn the pump on and off and it's set to

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be able to turn off automatically at 45

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PSI So Random fluctuations while driving

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could screw that up

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um

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the other thing I really wanted to have

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was a filtered water spigot like this

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which I can fill up water bottles from

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or even when I make certain dishes that

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require a lot of water I like to use it

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from there it's uh filtered straight

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from underneath then the other thing I

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really wanted to have but it was a

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little bit more complicated was setting

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up hot water

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generally speaking you have two options

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for hot water you can either go with

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propane you can go with electric the

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problem with electric is that they

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generally draw at least 1.5 kilowatts

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which is a lot of power when we're

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talking about off-grid electrical

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systems

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so I decided to use a 1.5 kilowatt water

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heater but in association with a

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timer switch that allows me to set the

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amount of time 10 minutes is usually

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fine to heat up the three gallons of hot

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water and it works perfectly fine it

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puts a drain on the power but it doesn't

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drain any more electricity than I would

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need and only running it for 10 minutes

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is perfectly fine moving on to the

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kitchen stove I chose this one because I

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thought it went well with the uh you

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know the black sink and the black faucet

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and I think the glass is similar to the

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outside of the window that I have on the

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outside of the van and this is just a

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normal propane stove

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connected to the same propane system as

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my heating

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um which runs out of the propane Locker

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this strobe is excellent so far I really

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just got it for the Aesthetics but it's

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nice to have something that is able to

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self light like that

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um and it's been Problem free ever since

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I've had it underneath the stove here

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I've got my utensil drawer you know

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typical things typical kitchen knives

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and spoons and spatulas

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underneath that I've got

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my pots and pans the lids and some

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sponges

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and then I just go to the electronics

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drawer down here with my various

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electronic things all of these drawers

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have latches to be able to close which

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are perfectly strong enough to be easy

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to open but don't open when I'm driving

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and I've been down pretty much some of

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the bumpiest curviest roads you can do

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and I've had absolutely no problems so

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far

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overhead is food plates and cup storage

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although I'm not the most organized

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person in the world I uh try my best to

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have uh

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normal meal type things in here

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breakfast things in here tall enough to

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put all kinds of uh

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cereal boxes and stuff and I think now

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that I've lived in here long enough I'll

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I know kind of where I want to add

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secondary shelves this stuff shakes

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around in here however I've had no

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problem with any of it falling out

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um surprisingly enough it does stay in

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here and all of these are held down with

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these magnetic latches

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and the soft clothes is perfect to

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accommodate that works perfectly fine

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and it's been Problem free so far I have

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had some times where the van really will

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shake and one of these things might pop

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open and close but things generally

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don't fall out on this side overhead

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I've got toiletries contact lenses

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things like that

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one of the things I really wanted to

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have is a large fridge and another

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countertop surface on the other side

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because a lot of Vans will have one you

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know long or medium sized counter on one

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side and then the other side will be

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some kind of bench or seating area and

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I know that wasn't gonna work for me

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because I I fill up counter space real

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quick and even though this is quite a

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bit of counter space I still managed to

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fill it up pretty quickly

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I've got this little lock right here

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um because the those latches wouldn't be

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sufficient for

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um for drawers of this size and then of

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course the giant fridge has way too much

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inertia so one big uh right turn and all

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this stuff is gonna open

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um so all you got to do is unscrew this

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inside here I've got

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this is my biggest drunk drawer so I've

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got all kinds of cables Chargers nothing

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too special and underneath I have the

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giant giant fridge freezer which has two

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compartments

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one for all of my fridge supplies and

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then one for everything that stays

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Frozen

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this fridge has worked perfectly for me

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so far

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um even though this is by far the

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biggest fridge I've seen outfitted in a

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van this size

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um

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it's pretty much always full and so I

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don't think I could really make do with

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anything much smaller and so uh and I

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think it's fine it's great to be able to

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set dual temperature zones however I

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want

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close it and then just lock that up like

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that and it works perfectly well it's

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very nice to have extra counter space on

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this side right over this counter is

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also where I have my switches some to

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control the lights here on dimmers for

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behind me or in front

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and then of course what we're going to

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be getting to next my

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elevating electronic bed system

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which was a must-have for a van because

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most van conversions have some kind of

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bed that requires being made every time

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if you have to sleep lengthwise

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especially if it's a combination couch

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and bed but I knew that if I had a bed

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that I had to make every time I just

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would always leave it made and I'd

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probably never use the couch this way I

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wake up and

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press the button and then go about my

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day it's it's really really cool

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moving on to here this is my closet at

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least where most of my clothing is under

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the benches I do have plenty of

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additional storage but I tend to fill

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these up pretty well with my uh socks

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and underwear up here I've got my

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t-shirts and long sleeve shirts here and

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down here I've got my pants

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ski pants and some snow supplies as well

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as plenty of hanging room for my huge

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minus 40 jacket and probably three more

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jackets down here that would fit just

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fine and then this little cubby I can

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put whatever I want in here

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all of these are held in with velcro in

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the back

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that just snaps straight back to the uh

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to a little wooden piece back here and

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it means that

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of all the things that have fallen these

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have never even shifted whatsoever they

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fit perfectly in here I think they look

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nice I just got these at Target and I

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decided to build the I wanted to find

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some kind of Bin that I knew would be

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able to fit the clothes and fit the

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aesthetic and then I built the closet

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around it to fit these exact sizes and

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since they're so snug they tend to go

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nowhere and then it was very crucial to

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me to have some kind of hanging closet

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like this because some of my big jackets

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and raincoats I don't want rolled up

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especially if they're going to be wet

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underneath it I've got space for some

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shoes and some carpet down there which

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helps absorb any dripping water and a

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good place to put my dirty shoes

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moving on to the back this ginormous

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seating area which could easily sit

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you know seven maybe even eight people

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because of the room in the back is where

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I spend most of my time I've got my

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keyboard here which was an absolute must

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I've got a nice swiveling table I can go

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wherever I want it to

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and hold plenty of weight perfect for

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things like playing piano or using my

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laptop

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got plenty of pillows to keep it cozy

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and I've got these insets on either side

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which one I built it out I had this

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planned out because I knew that when I'm

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sitting I tend to sit like this or take

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up some of the space back here which I

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think it's a very natural way to sit

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because if you don't your head will end

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up hitting against the walls and so

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having some kind of inset and it's

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insulated behind on either side so

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there's plenty of insulation back here

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I've had no problems with temperature

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whatsoever

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and so I this was a must-have and I

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think the aesthetic choice is nice with

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the uh

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with the wood backing all of these

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benches

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open up to reveal different storage down

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here we've got a laundry basket in the

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heating system as well as what is

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essentially

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my garage under here with fishing skiing

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all those kinds of supplies and more

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clothing in the back here tools

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basically all kinds of random spare

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things I can't stand up here it's about

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five foot seven tall

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however generally speaking the table's

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right here so it's not like I'd be able

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to stand up anyways

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and yeah when you're seated here you

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really forget that this you know this

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faux roof here is really the underside

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of the bed

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and it's a great place to hang out and

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honestly

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um I'm very happy I designed it this way

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because

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if I had to assemble the bed with the

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table every single time I know I just

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I know that's not me there's no way I'd

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be doing that every single day I'm sure

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you guys notice my Mountain cutouts here

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the Cascade Range here with Mount

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Rainier in the middle and the Teton

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range in the back and I just thought it

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would be a cool little NightLight to be

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able to have these LED light strips

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which are just AC connected with a

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with a USB port right here and I can

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control the color and the brightness

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from my phone and so generally at night

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I'll just have the you know the mood

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lighting as a little night light and

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then once I'm ready to go to sleep I

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just press the button on my phone and

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and turn them off

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I just think it's a cool little

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aesthetic Choice again to kind of

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separate the van from what I've seen

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other people do and to personalize it

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also this shelf here is a lot more

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useful than I even anticipated because

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when the bed comes down it clears the

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space anything that I put up here can be

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up here whether the bed's up or down I

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don't have to move it unlike things that

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are on the table or on the benches which

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might be in the way like some of the

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pillows it's not much of a problem but

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it's nice to just put my laptop here my

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phone it's where I end up charging

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almost all my electronics and it's nice

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to have a bedside table on either side

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another must-have for me which if you've

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been following the channel for a while

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you might know I really like my internet

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and my connectivity so I have a cell

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boosting antenna which is mounted on top

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and can be raised or lowered just by

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hopping on the back

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uh which relays internet

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um and cell service excellent from

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outside without it this is just a big

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metal box and I get no connection

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whatsoever in here um and this boosts it

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significantly better than it even would

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be in general people kind of have their

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perspectives on how this works it will

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not give you internet where you don't

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have it however

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just getting nine feet up on top of a

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van is a significant self-service

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advantage and just on top of it I have

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T-Mobile hotspot Internet so whenever I

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have T-Mobile or Roaming Network coming

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out of the cell booster I get great

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internet speeds inside here and I'm able

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to host my own Wi-Fi network which is

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which is a big plus especially for for

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using your computer on the road having a

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hot spot to connect to because the phone

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hotspots are are limited and not nearly

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as good as this so I would definitely

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recommend having Wi-Fi in your van if

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that's something that you care about

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and both of these have power coming in

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through the AC system so they're always

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powered so generally speaking funny

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enough I can have really bad internet

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outside walk in the van and out of

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nowhere I have five bars of Lte and I'm

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working internet connection

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so definitely a must-have for me and

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something that I could not live without

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I will go into all the technical

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specifics and of course demonstrate the

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bed and all that in a second

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um and then all the technical specifics

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and the way the water system works and

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all that I'll show you at the end here I

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wanted to show you what the ceiling

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looks like while the bed is up so you

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can see all eight of the dimmable Puck

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lights here I uh I picked them because I

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like the way the little stainless steel

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covers looked and I like the color

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temperature as well as my ceiling fan

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here which the same as everybody else's

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the typical max air fan that's able to

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blow air in or out close when it rains

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I'm not going to be using that for quite

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a while because it's winter time now and

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you know me I go places where the winter

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doesn't end until July so it's great to

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have it's extremely useful when I'm in

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hot places like when I was converting

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the van I pretty much had this running

00:16:47

the entire time because this is one of

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the first things I set up and it's an

00:16:51

excellent system to have because

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without being able to exhaust hot air if

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you're in a place that's above the

00:16:58

temperature you want it to be inside

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there's just no way if you're going to

00:17:01

cook inside a van

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back here these curtains serve as a

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light softener some nice insulation

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between the front and the back and of

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course I just think they look awesome

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and you know it might be a very van

00:17:22

Lifey choice but

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this is one of the last things I put in

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but it was one of the first things that

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I had planned out

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um I've got these little Ties on either

00:17:31

side so on a nice day

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not today I would leave this open

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and taking the sunshine of course

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we should be getting some snow later and

00:17:42

winter is definitely Among Us here in

00:17:43

the Cascade Mountains but it's still an

00:17:46

awesome thing to have

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when I was building the van I had all

00:17:52

manner of tools at my disposal

00:17:54

um

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so when I finally set off I had to

00:17:57

really uh think of what to bring because

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I've made countless repairs already and

00:18:02

I've added things like I I hadn't

00:18:04

installed the internet systems or

00:18:06

anything like that yet and so that's

00:18:09

been something I've had to install on

00:18:10

the road which is not so easy given how

00:18:13

few tools you can fit inside a van but

00:18:17

still worked out just fine

00:18:19

that's why inside here I've got another

00:18:21

little garage mostly fishing supplies

00:18:24

here I've got extension cords hoses

00:18:26

things to fill up my water tank

00:18:28

camping type supplies as well down here

00:18:31

I've got big doordash bag filled with

00:18:33

tools and then on this side another

00:18:37

Husky toolbox here just filled with all

00:18:40

kinds of you know electronic adapters

00:18:41

crimpers things like that things that

00:18:43

I'm sure I'm gonna need today tomorrow

00:18:45

every day pretty much I end up making

00:18:47

repairs

00:18:48

pretty much 24 7. I guess that's the uh

00:18:51

when you build out a more intricate

00:18:54

system that ends up being the reality of

00:18:55

it because on these roads that I like to

00:18:57

take the van a lot of things can go

00:18:59

wrong and do often go wrong but this

00:19:01

here from the back now you can see the

00:19:03

way this uh back pillow works here it's

00:19:06

wide enough to sit two people and

00:19:09

it kind of completes the look this way I

00:19:11

can have some space coming out to really

00:19:13

fill the shape of the van use up maximum

00:19:15

amount of space and efficiency as well

00:19:17

as on the ceiling where the bed extends

00:19:19

out farther than the actual mounting

00:19:21

points uh on the track actuators that

00:19:24

way the bed can be a few inches longer

00:19:26

because a lot of people talk about bed

00:19:28

lengths and about how for example like

00:19:31

oh you're six feet tall so you need a

00:19:32

six foot bed well not necessarily if you

00:19:34

want to be comfortable I tend to sleep

00:19:36

with a pillow like a normal person so I

00:19:38

have like another three or four inches

00:19:40

of space that I want so the bed is about

00:19:43

six foot six six foot seven long so it's

00:19:46

perfect for sleeping somebody my size no

00:19:48

problem my feet never go hang over the

00:19:50

edge or anything like that and it's very

00:19:53

comfortable

00:19:54

you can also see here how my uh I've got

00:19:57

these little trusses here that are able

00:19:58

to support the bed and event of some

00:20:00

kind of failure with the uh with the

00:20:02

with the load control

00:20:04

um so the bed would be able to rest on

00:20:06

here no problem at least temporarily

00:20:08

just so it doesn't crash and break the

00:20:09

entire system the actual bed does stop

00:20:12

as I'll show you in a second just above

00:20:14

a couple millimeters above all four of

00:20:16

those with limit switches that are built

00:20:19

into this trim panel I have on either

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side that way it covers up the antenna

00:20:23

cable the coaxial cable and all of the

00:20:25

wiring for the bedlift system

00:20:30

for those of you wondering I started the

00:20:34

van conversion

00:20:35

about a week into June and I finished

00:20:37

about a week before September so it took

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me you know a little under three months

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about two and a half months to do the

00:20:44

whole conversion

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essentially did the whole thing by

00:20:46

myself I had help from some you know

00:20:48

family or friends every now and then but

00:20:50

that was about the time frame that I had

00:20:53

expected and it's definitely doable in

00:20:56

just a summer as long as you are doing

00:20:58

it every single day and I usually didn't

00:21:01

end up coming home till you know long

00:21:02

past midnight two three in the morning

00:21:04

but since I was in Austin Texas in the

00:21:08

middle of summer those were about the

00:21:10

best hours because this was this was a

00:21:12

brutal one and it was over a hundred

00:21:13

just about every single day which meant

00:21:16

it was like 120 in the van a little

00:21:18

miserable but absolutely worth it for

00:21:20

what I was able to get out of it

00:21:23

so let me show you guys how the bed

00:21:25

works now a long-awaited bed so like I

00:21:28

wanted it to be the bed lift system is

00:21:32

as simple as and as intuitive as

00:21:34

possible of course it does go down to

00:21:36

this level here so everything there

00:21:38

needs to be not necessarily cleared but

00:21:41

at least moved a little bit around so

00:21:43

that the bed can compress it down

00:21:46

um and and of course the table has to be

00:21:49

lowered as well this Lagoon table Mount

00:21:51

same one everybody has in their Vans

00:21:54

um is a game changer you're able to just

00:21:57

loosen it up down here with this little

00:21:59

lever

00:22:03

and once it's loosened up you just

00:22:05

lock it

00:22:07

as long as it's below that level then

00:22:09

it's perfectly fine if I want to use my

00:22:11

laptop while I'm in bed

00:22:15

I just set it on one of those shelves

00:22:16

and then the only other step is well I

00:22:19

know I'm going to want those pillows so

00:22:20

make sure that

00:22:22

the big white pillows come with me

00:22:25

pop them on a counter

00:22:27

and then

00:22:30

foreign

00:22:32

's ready to come down then it's as

00:22:35

simple as just pressing the down button

00:22:39

zoom in those lights that I'm not going

00:22:41

to need anymore

00:22:43

and then of course I wait it doesn't

00:22:45

make that much noise much less noise

00:22:47

than the professional systems and it's

00:22:50

pretty quick and it draws barely any

00:22:51

power

00:22:52

so I do think it's the best way to build

00:22:54

a an elevating bed

00:22:57

just like that it's in place

00:23:00

I also have a light up button here with

00:23:04

the up and down that way

00:23:07

um I can see if I leave it on not that

00:23:08

it necessarily matters it will go to its

00:23:11

limit and then it'll be able to support

00:23:13

the 500 pounds it's designed to support

00:23:15

but it's just nice to see just like with

00:23:18

the pump what I leave on and what I turn

00:23:19

off

00:23:21

and then just like that I've got a bed a

00:23:23

bed that I can sleep in either direction

00:23:25

because as you know I cannot sleep with

00:23:28

my head lower than my feet that is just

00:23:30

miserable so

00:23:33

this way it was a must-have too and it's

00:23:36

not that complicated have a bed that can

00:23:37

be oriented in any direction it's easy

00:23:40

to hop onto it's a nice and comfortable

00:23:42

bed

00:23:43

and it's you know already made like this

00:23:46

all I have to do now is just

00:23:48

take my pillows

00:23:50

and tuck in

00:23:52

I'm proud of the way that turned out

00:23:53

because I mean it it wasn't very

00:23:57

complicated it's pretty straightforward

00:23:58

system they just all have to be wired in

00:24:00

together

00:24:01

um and with the limit switches they'll

00:24:03

go where they're supposed to anyways but

00:24:05

it's cool to see it in practice and

00:24:06

honestly it works

00:24:08

even better than I expected because it's

00:24:10

it's nice and quiet and

00:24:12

it just makes the van life experience

00:24:14

that much more enjoyable if it wasn't

00:24:17

already with the bed down like this you

00:24:19

can reveal the whole ceiling

00:24:21

which is these tongue and groove

00:24:23

Pine planks

00:24:25

um that are 12 feet long the exact

00:24:27

length that they needed to be

00:24:29

and although I have no light coming from

00:24:32

above

00:24:33

that's kind of part of the idea it still

00:24:35

plenty of light comes from here and

00:24:37

comes from here and then even light will

00:24:38

come through the uh

00:24:40

through the little fan up here however

00:24:43

the general idea is that if I want to be

00:24:45

up and at them and awake the bed's out

00:24:48

of the way and I can be in more of a

00:24:49

focused mode

00:24:50

um instead of just laying here and being

00:24:52

able to leave the bed down at all times

00:24:54

I know it would take quite a lazy person

00:24:55

to leave a bed that you press a button

00:24:58

to move it back up down all day but

00:25:00

don't underestimate me

00:25:02

of course when you're done using the bed

00:25:04

the exact opposite procedure

00:25:07

let's take the pillows put them where I

00:25:10

want to leave them foreign

00:25:12

since the middle has a little bit more

00:25:15

room than the outside I like to favor

00:25:16

the Middle with the blanket because I

00:25:18

don't want things to get caught it

00:25:19

shouldn't be important it would just

00:25:20

pull everything through anyways but then

00:25:22

I just press the up button

00:25:26

and I let the van do its thing

00:25:32

and just like that it goes exactly where

00:25:34

it needs to

00:25:35

flip those lights back on

00:25:39

and since the uh since the table's

00:25:41

already loose and all I have to do is

00:25:42

just pick it up

00:25:45

playing it from Below

00:25:49

just like that I usually give it four

00:25:51

big

00:25:52

twists

00:25:54

and then I've got a whole workable bench

00:25:56

area which is just

00:25:59

a perfect place to sit down chill work

00:26:01

do whatever you need

00:26:03

I'm sure many of you are interested in

00:26:05

some of the building parameters and the

00:26:07

materials that I used so before I jump

00:26:09

into all the technical stuff I will run

00:26:11

down

00:26:12

what I used for some of the building

00:26:14

Essentials

00:26:16

for insulation I have

00:26:19

foam panels in the ceiling foam

00:26:22

underneath the floor both about an inch

00:26:24

and a half plenty of thickness

00:26:25

everything's held in with spray foam

00:26:27

spray expanding foam

00:26:29

um that's for the ceiling in the floor

00:26:31

the walls are insulated both inside the

00:26:35

panels T panels t-bars things like that

00:26:37

and then just on the surface like behind

00:26:39

here and behind the insets with stone

00:26:41

wool the way I built the floor here is

00:26:45

that the first thing I did was just lay

00:26:48

all that insulation down uh those big

00:26:50

insulation foam boards that were cut to

00:26:52

the right size and shaped and then I

00:26:55

have uh plywood on top of that the

00:26:58

plywood is bolted down there's nothing

00:26:59

glued there's nothing in those little

00:27:00

ridges I don't think any of that's

00:27:02

necessary the plywood being bolted down

00:27:04

through the bottom care undercarriage of

00:27:06

the van is what holds the insulation in

00:27:08

place and then all of the plywood and

00:27:10

all of the things that are screwed into

00:27:11

the floor are able to bolt no problem

00:27:13

right into the right into that plywood

00:27:15

and it's it's some thick Plywood And

00:27:17

that works perfectly fine

00:27:19

there's no creaking or anything and then

00:27:21

this LifeProof floor from Lowe's are you

00:27:24

know the vinyl wood but it looks

00:27:25

excellent and it works fine it's

00:27:26

perfectly waterproof skin proof scratch

00:27:29

proof that's exactly what you want in a

00:27:31

van all of the Cabinetry

00:27:34

um overhead and base cabinets are are

00:27:37

all custom made

00:27:39

um just out of random pieces of Home

00:27:40

Depot plywood mostly Birch for the

00:27:43

better looking things like this and like

00:27:45

the walls and of course all of these

00:27:47

little panels and the cladding that I

00:27:49

added for aesthetic purposes I

00:27:50

definitely think that having some kind

00:27:52

of cladding is nice because it just you

00:27:54

know it adds a little bit of Dimension

00:27:55

and since you're decorating a tiny home

00:27:57

essentially every little thing uh as

00:28:00

long as it's done cohesively adds a lot

00:28:03

to the

00:28:05

overall

00:28:07

overall flavor of the van conversion

00:28:10

same goes for all of these

00:28:13

you know intricate complicated cutouts

00:28:16

which are necessary for a van which has

00:28:18

no flat surfaces no straight surfaces no

00:28:20

level surfaces nothing everything is

00:28:22

curved everything is custom everything

00:28:24

requires painstaking

00:28:27

cut recut uncut measure you can't even

00:28:29

measure this kind of stuff you got to

00:28:30

cut it out with cardboard first

00:28:32

to make these these very specific panels

00:28:34

but once it's all put together and

00:28:37

talked about 100 times it looks

00:28:39

excellent

00:28:41

this window is

00:28:44

um just a piece of Cedar underneath here

00:28:46

some vinyl wrap on the inside and then a

00:28:48

little piece of birch plywood that was

00:28:50

cut to the shape it's my only window in

00:28:52

the entire van it is impossible to break

00:28:54

in through there because it's too small

00:28:55

to do anything it opens with a little

00:28:57

mosquito screen

00:28:59

um that way I can vent out some of the

00:29:01

fumes if I'm cooking something create a

00:29:03

cross Breeze if I need it and just have

00:29:05

some light as part of the overall

00:29:07

backsplash that was definitely something

00:29:09

that I had planned out in my original

00:29:11

idea and it ended up being

00:29:14

it ended up being a great thing and I

00:29:16

think it's a great aesthetic choice I

00:29:17

think it looks really good and it locks

00:29:20

um but if somebody were to try to break

00:29:21

in through there and what are they gonna

00:29:23

do I mean there's no way they can reach

00:29:25

anything

00:29:26

um and of course dead bolting the

00:29:28

drawers in the back the doors on the

00:29:29

side and locking this from the front

00:29:30

means that it is somewhat impenetrable I

00:29:32

mean of course a motivated person could

00:29:34

angle grind through one of those

00:29:35

deadbolts or just straight up through

00:29:37

the wall but generally speaking My

00:29:39

Philosophy is that if it's difficult

00:29:41

enough to break in we'll probably move

00:29:43

on to the next van so make your van

00:29:45

harder to break into than the van next

00:29:46

to

00:29:47

for those of you that are interested in

00:29:49

the technical parameters of the van

00:29:52

builds how the off-grid system works and

00:29:54

where all of that is housed

00:29:56

that is what we're moving on to now

00:29:58

the electrical system access is behind

00:30:00

here I don't need to move the piano but

00:30:03

it'll make it easier to see

00:30:06

all of these are Velcro

00:30:08

so they can just be pulled down and

00:30:10

that's how you access the electronics

00:30:12

Port here

00:30:15

which on the inside is

00:30:18

my elaborate mess of a power system

00:30:21

the battery is 300 amp hours

00:30:25

and is able to support for a few days

00:30:27

pretty much all of my systems I have a

00:30:29

resting wattage draw of about 30.

00:30:32

um with a few systems on that'll go up

00:30:34

to 50 and then when the fridge runs it's

00:30:35

usually around 75 or 80. that still

00:30:38

manages to last a very long time

00:30:39

especially since I've got 350 watts of

00:30:43

solar coming in through this charge

00:30:44

controller and a 500 watt system pumping

00:30:47

out of the alternator every time the car

00:30:48

turns on

00:30:49

I'm putting those 40 amps directly into

00:30:51

the back here so underneath this plywood

00:30:54

panel is the battery it's huge it weighs

00:30:57

a ton

00:30:58

um then I've got one of my two fuse

00:31:00

panels back here routed directly through

00:31:02

these bus bars the other fuse panel is

00:31:05

behind the other bench for the

00:31:06

appliances on that side I've got my 350

00:31:09

watts of solar that come in through here

00:31:11

as you can see it's charging right now

00:31:12

but since it's cloudy I'm probably not

00:31:15

getting much

00:31:16

um this here runs essentially all of the

00:31:20

vast majority of the systems so I've got

00:31:22

both sets of lights on fuses there I've

00:31:25

got the fan on fuses

00:31:27

um I've got the inverter here which

00:31:29

supplies 2 000 watts to my Outlets which

00:31:32

we'll go over in a second

00:31:33

I also have the bedlift system

00:31:35

and a few other things in here like the

00:31:37

fridge

00:31:38

um

00:31:40

the uh everything is wired through a

00:31:42

fuse and the only terminals

00:31:45

and the only things coming off of the

00:31:46

battery terminals are these bus bars

00:31:48

which have the access for which goes

00:31:52

straight to the inverter the other fuse

00:31:53

panel this fuse panel charge controller

00:31:55

and the uh

00:31:58

charging from the alternator in the

00:32:00

front

00:32:01

this power system is is it's not

00:32:03

Overkill it's exactly the right amount

00:32:04

in my opinion and I've had very few

00:32:06

problems with it

00:32:08

this inverter also supplies power for a

00:32:12

few of my systems that require AC system

00:32:14

AC power as in of course all the outlets

00:32:16

but then the

00:32:19

Network boosting and the Wi-Fi are both

00:32:21

running off of that my water heater is

00:32:23

running off of that and the uh

00:32:26

and the stove for its automatic ignition

00:32:29

is running off of that

00:32:31

those systems will draw about 25 watts

00:32:34

combined resting along with just the

00:32:37

alternators along with the inverters

00:32:40

default draw however the second I press

00:32:43

the one of those buttons

00:32:45

to turn on the water heater you'll see

00:32:46

the 1.5 kilowatts drain right out of the

00:32:48

power system and that'll have a

00:32:50

substantial drop in voltage but

00:32:53

as long as I only use it for 10 20

00:32:54

minutes it's not a problem at all

00:32:57

the heater is controlled by the

00:32:58

thermostat right there the little

00:33:00

digital thermostat I can set whatever

00:33:01

temperature I want once it gets cold

00:33:03

enough the heater powers on draws gas

00:33:05

straight from the propane tank and heats

00:33:07

up the van and with the insulation I've

00:33:09

had no problems with that we will get to

00:33:11

finally test that out of course when I

00:33:13

go to stupidly cold places like I'm sure

00:33:15

you're all excited to see and I'm

00:33:16

excited to do as well

00:33:21

down here is the water system which has

00:33:26

15 gallons of cold water

00:33:30

um uh three and a half gallons of hot

00:33:31

water and then I'm not even sure I think

00:33:34

it's like five or seven gallons of gray

00:33:37

water which I'm able to just flip this

00:33:40

on or off this valve open or closed to

00:33:43

release the water straight out the

00:33:44

bottom of the van

00:33:45

this just pours straight into there and

00:33:48

as you can hear

00:33:50

once I turn that on it powers on the

00:33:52

pump

00:33:53

the pump supplies three gallons per

00:33:55

minute it cuts off automatically at 45

00:33:57

PSI similar to a normal household water

00:34:00

pressure so that works perfectly fine

00:34:02

that means that if I turn on any of

00:34:04

these the pump knows to turn on

00:34:05

automatically and then I can just use

00:34:08

the sink like I would anywhere else even

00:34:10

though I'm creating my own water

00:34:11

pressure I also have in here the water

00:34:13

filter

00:34:14

which is just by this water drop company

00:34:17

um and it provides some nice clean

00:34:20

drinking water out of there one of the

00:34:23

things you might be wondering is is

00:34:24

where's the bathroom right where's the

00:34:26

shower where's the bathroom I don't have

00:34:28

one

00:34:29

um of course deciding what was going to go

00:34:31

into the van was not completely my idea

00:34:33

but we both agreed that having no

00:34:36

bathroom was the way we wanted I've been

00:34:38

living in a car for a very long time and

00:34:41

I never had a bathroom in there so

00:34:43

finding bathrooms or just going in the

00:34:45

woods has been a basic component of My

00:34:48

Life

00:34:50

um for quite a while now and so it

00:34:52

didn't seem like an unnecessary thing to

00:34:54

take up space which would have been

00:34:55

either taking up

00:34:57

a major part of the kitchen or not being

00:34:59

able to have the elevator bed system

00:35:01

that I want

00:35:02

um which you know could have been a

00:35:04

possibility but all that for a bathroom

00:35:06

that is kind of gross to think about and

00:35:08

since I have gyms and public bathrooms

00:35:11

all around the world it's not really

00:35:12

much of a problem

00:35:13

um I'd much rather just have the space

00:35:15

the way I do now and it's been a few

00:35:18

months just like it's been years living

00:35:19

in the car and I never had a problem

00:35:21

with that I'm very happy with how it

00:35:23

turned out I think my vision was

00:35:25

executed exactly the way I wanted it to

00:35:28

be I think the style you know fits fits

00:35:31

uh my personality and the way I like

00:35:32

things to look

00:35:33

and I could see myself living in here

00:35:35

for you know as long as long as I as

00:35:37

long as I have to I haven't had any

00:35:39

kinds of issues it almost

00:35:41

it shocks me every single time that this

00:35:43

is mine and it's it's really the Most

00:35:45

Blessed feeling that I've ever had at

00:35:48

least so far in life I used to feel that

00:35:49

way about the car but now this is on a

00:35:52

whole other level

00:35:53

and something that

00:35:56

I wasn't sure I was gonna get back from

00:35:58

when I used to live in in the Ford Flex

00:36:00

was the feeling of some having some kind

00:36:03

of connection and really feeling feeling

00:36:05

like it's your home

00:36:06

and what I've learned is that honestly

00:36:08

that feeling first comes when you're

00:36:10

hiking in some remote scary place you're

00:36:13

you know you're worried about bears

00:36:14

you're worried about the cold all you

00:36:15

want

00:36:16

is to get home and when finally that

00:36:18

image is your van and after you're

00:36:21

bushwhacking or you're lost or whatever

00:36:23

and you finally see in the middle of the

00:36:24

night the reflection of your headlights

00:36:26

or tail lights and you you just get so

00:36:28

excited to see your van still there it's

00:36:30

still your home and after the first time

00:36:31

I had that feeling I was like oh no this

00:36:33

is this is my baby now this is my home

00:36:36

and I have you know no doubts whatsoever

00:36:38

of course I'm always Gonna Miss Chad

00:36:40

from before but

00:36:42

this is a new chapter this is a new home

00:36:44

this is a new part of my life and I

00:36:47

couldn't be more excited about it before

00:36:48

I go I'll step outside and show you guys

00:36:50

just what it looks like from the outside

00:36:53

um so you can get an idea of you know

00:36:55

how big it is and then you know how the

00:36:56

window looks and things like that but

00:36:58

aside from that I think we've covered

00:36:59

just about everything there is to cover

00:37:01

inside

00:37:03

if you have any questions about my van

00:37:06

conversion about your own van conversion

00:37:07

things that I did things that you think

00:37:09

are good ideas bad ideas or any

00:37:11

suggestions you have about things that I

00:37:13

might want to look forward to or look

00:37:14

into for the future don't hesitate to

00:37:16

leave a comment I'm changing the

00:37:18

conversion all the time and I'd love to

00:37:20

help other people

00:37:21

um with their own projects so yeah

00:37:23

please leave your feedback in the

00:37:25

comments it's it's welcome and it's

00:37:27

appreciated

00:37:29

here on the outside you can see

00:37:33

how that window inlay looks I wanted to

00:37:36

go with one of those

00:37:38

tinted

00:37:39

glass overlay Windows like that because

00:37:41

I think it looks nice and it's the only

00:37:43

window aside from the front ones

00:37:45

I also have the uh water inlet this is

00:37:50

how I can fill up the water tank at

00:37:51

campsites or at uh

00:37:54

RV dumps and it works just fine it's

00:37:56

nice and easy

00:37:58

you might be able to hear actually the

00:38:00

uh

00:38:01

the exhaust from the heater which

00:38:04

is much much quieter than like diesel

00:38:07

heater exhaust and things only a few

00:38:09

steps away [Music]

00:38:12

and you can't really hear anything

00:38:13

anymore

00:38:15

coming around the front

00:38:22

you get a good idea of these

00:38:25

tires I've got on here

00:38:30

which so far have been very capable much

00:38:32

better than anything I could do in the

00:38:34

uh in the SUV before

00:38:37

so I'm hoping that

00:38:39

along with all the weight of the van

00:38:42

I'll be able to take this guy

00:38:44

through all the winter weather coming

00:38:46

ahead so far off road it's been just

00:38:49

fine if anything more capable than what

00:38:52

I ever had in Chad

00:38:55

all right well thank you guys so much

00:38:57

for tuning in to

00:38:59

the new van conversion I don't have a

00:39:01

name for them yet definitely a hem but

00:39:04

that's you know similar along the lines

00:39:06

of I guess could be like Chad's Big

00:39:07

Brother even though he's younger

00:39:11

um but if you're eager to see all of my

00:39:13

Adventures you know these upcoming

00:39:15

months in this new van please don't

00:39:19

hesitate to subscribe to the channel I

00:39:20

will be posting as much as possible

00:39:22

about my life and my adventures in the

00:39:25

van it looks like tonight we might be

00:39:28

getting our first snow you know down at

00:39:31

normal altitudes that are drivable even

00:39:33

in this campsite here might be waking up

00:39:35

to a winter wonderland so stay tuned for

00:39:38

that Adventure coming up next and thank

00:39:40

you so much for watching this video see

00:39:43

you next time

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Tour my new Ford Transit van conversion! This luxury off-grid camper features a DIY electronic elevator bed lift system, a full kitchen, and Wi-Fi! Enjoy winter camping? Watch our my SNOW CAVE video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5GL3bpr0o8 Enjoy solo adventures? Watch our SOLO SHELTER SNOWSTORM video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BohSI7cRaJ4 Want to see another cold winter camp? Watch my -26°F CAR CAMPING video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLTPvpu68us FOLLOW me on INSTAGRAM: Everest: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser The Right to Explore (Organization) therighttoexplore.org https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Please LIKE, COMMENT, SUBSCRIBE! New videos every week!

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