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Would you recommend this product or wait till more releases come to get rid of the bugs? I was also concerned the actual dash cam would be a target to break into your car and steal it?

Hi James,your video was really helpful and I have now made covers for all my van windows.The best tip was using smaller pieces of paper to make the template as even a slight wind made it difficult.I found it easier to work from the outside windows for all covers

Genius

Whatever, this is just for storage and to sleep in, where is the fridge, sink and burner as a minimum, waste of my time watching

It’s too big for my windshield. The rear cam is questionable at most times. Subscrtion is stupid, but you’re basically paying for 4g service and is nice to have. If it wasn’t so big, I’d keep it, but it’s on eBay

This is ugly and needs an even bigger cable and plug.

Why on earth do we need to install yet another OBD cable why can we not use the cable from the 622gw camera. The cable and plug for this is MASSIVE!

Just removing the bed frees up the majority of the space you’d ever need. Turnbuckles was a great idea!

Do you think this could be done with removable legs? Maybe a bracket they slid into? I have little storage room, so it needs to be as flat as possible when not in use ( most of the year)

Thanks for sharing. How's the navy blue twill tape holding up to the UV rays? Faded much? Consider reflective on one side and black on the other so you can use either side depending on the situation.

Wich size you are using?

Great job! 👏

Wow!! 🤩

Ty mate

Too expensive

Another subscription , no thanks keep the pay once free use one

This is the camera i really want hoping to get it by the end of the year or on farthers day.

Thanks so much for the breakdown. I'm just at the beginning of my van-built adventure, having purchased a Nissan e-NV200 earlier this month. It's always encouraging to see others who have committed more time and less cash to builds, and I think it really shows in the overall design of the conversion. I have a budget of £2,200 but that includes adding in a sink, electrics and paying someone to install my skylight window (thank you for helping me to decide whether that was a necessary expense 🤣).

Available from £349 or as low as £116.33 for 3 months i pay less PCM for my whole car

I’d have to sell a kidney! 🙈🦘

You just solved my problem! Great video and idea! Thanks! BTW, is there a stop on the middle pullout?

Links are NOT working for the suction cups

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En iyisi 🎉🎉🎉

One of the best jobs I have seen.

Incredible work 👏 🔥 what is the thickness of the studs you use and what type of wood, thank you much appreciated

You are so clever, my goodness what beautiful work. WISH YOU WERE MY neighbour's. Do you know how smart gifted you are. Thanks.

This product overview could have been done by anyone to be fair ... I was hoping for a practical review from the perspective of someone who owned a micro-camper/NV200 ... Like how it works in practise, where do you place it in your setup, how you managed to charge it during a trip, what devices you could run on it (electric induction hobs etc) ... Maybe for a follow up video ?

What resolution does the screen have?

Come make some for Skoda superb plz

Thank you for sharing I’m proud of my build but I was stumped on this one. Genius!

There is youtube in carpuride 103w pro?

Thing about these is that it lessens stealth factor. If I see these especially at night I bet someone is sleeping in there.

Thanks James. I'm based in Kernow, as are you I believe. I own a 2005 Suzuki Carry that I am considering converting into a break-out camper. This set up appears best suited for my needs: like yourself, I am not given to electrical wizardry. Great work, thanks again.

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Amazing build 💯🤩

Excellent video thank you, I'm looking to do this for my car then eventually my campervan when I get it :)

Hi James Mike here from County Durham. I followed your build and did a simple build inspired by your project. I dont have as many skills as yourself but i kept it simple and is very much an ongoing project. Main thing is i enjoy the van and use it :) Thanks for the video, i am considering a swivel base for the passenger seat and some arms may well be a cracking adddition. Cheers Mike

neat!

the sticky pad on the ball rear view cam wasn't sticky enough kept falling off the window, went to Canadian tire and bought gorilla glue and glued it to the window it's still holding

That was the best demo I've seen....simple, to the point and excellent. thankyou

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Hi Mike, I'm down in West Cornwall as well. Which firm did you use to do the rear windows? Thanks

Can you confirm what size D shackles you used ? On the link there are lots to choose from. Thanks

Great video, I hope all goes well

Hi James, thanks a lot for these great videos ! We just bought a nv200 looking to convert now and this really helps a lot! Another enthusiast posted a question a few years ago which we are also worried about having had mould behind rear door panel of the sliding door, I’ve copied it here below. Would be great if you can give us an update or reply on this. And another question is what type of wood would you recommend for the roof, bed and sides (panels)? Thanks very much in advance !! Hi James, thanks for this great set of videos. You mentioned when looking inside rear door panel that it looks like moisture & dirt have been getting in through door handle & Nissan installed a drain hole, so you sealed it. Are you concerned that the door handle is still letting in moisture but it has no escape now? Or perhaps you were able to seal at the door handle? Thanks for any follow up info you may have.

Sew the binding material , glueing is messy

Fire extinguisher is a nice touch 👍

I will give this a try. I have the 322GW and live in Texas. I figured the UK company just didn't build them with the Texas climate in mind lol, interesting to see the same problem in the UK!