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Congrats to the RV's driver!

Jeez, overheating in that small space?

I myself in particular run 12 volts because it on a yacht with 2 large diesel engines and 2 large alternators. All the dc systems on the boat use 12 volts as well as the engine controls and starters. I use a 4000 watt inverter only for the starting current for the air conditioner that runs after start at about 1300 watts. It just needs that 8000 watt surge to startup. Occasionally I will run 2x 1500 watt cooking appliances and the 4000 handles it (without the A/C of course, but the 3000 watt Renogy did not. It is not for any more than 15 minutes that this happens and is pretty rate. I do have the DC fused at 300 amps, so it would blow just before 4000 watts anyway. Using lithium, I mostly have 13 volts available for the unit. I am however having issues with the floating ground and am not convinced the shorting ground to neutral is the proper way to go about it. I am just going just going to hook up the ground wire to the neutral lug so that I have effectively bonded the neutral and ground, just not the inverter ground. This may be why your inverter is failing constantly. My being off grid in the Bahamas for another 6 weeks, I cannot risk a problem bonding the ground and neutral in the inverter in case this is what is making it fail. All my refrigeration requires this inverter and I cannot chance it failing. Changing to a 24 volt system is just not feasible because of the huge starting needs of the engines that I use the 20kw of lithium for. I would need to install 2x more 8D batteries if I went this route and just do not have the room for them. Another 250 lbs in the boat is also something I don't want as well as the problems associated with lead batteries such as corrosiveness and flammable gasses. This is why I have a 4000 watt inverter on 12 volts.

How is the cooling since you installed the silencer

Why on God's Earth 🌎 you want to run 4000w at 12v? Iove that brand inverter, the sad thing is I can't afford that brand.

Are they still alive today

Are they still alive today

I worked at Allison transmission on the V730 line for approximately 5 years. Those were very good reliable transmissions and that is why they were put in so many busses. Solid, built to last. Good to see one still going strong.

Well done. I would do a bus conversion if I ever wanted a Class A. Prices on new units are outrageous and at least the commercial buses are built safe and last.

I've got a PD4106 I've driven all over the country. Sadly it was sideswiped by an 18 wheeler and while we managed to drive it home the damage to the skin was bad. It's been sitting up for about 15 years. Sad.

Did you find out why those inverters failed? It seems ridiculous to me that you can't run the inverter while the alternator is charging the batteries. Running the inverter without the alternator running would kill the batteries I no time. What are your thoughts?

Women ruin everything

ignore the clutter, I did not see the clutter I saw a home

Dude knows what’s up 👌🏻

Do you enjoy work camping? We are considering it but we really do not know much about how it works. Can you give us some tips?

What a fine bus conversion! Thank you to the beautiful couple for sharing a tour of their home. They must have hundreds of entertaining stories about their travels and about raising their children in a bus. Maybe they will share a few of them with us some time.❤

Wow beautiful 🎉

Great share and new subscribers here!! We are heading to Florida in a few weeks!! Happy travels!❤Zack & Linda

Some of the most beautiful stolen land I've ever seen.

That is one gorgeous I sure would like to have something like that to live in😊😊😊

This is so racist cuz ELF, NEXT TO A NATIVE AMERICAN STATUE!?!?!

Beautiful awesome 1965 w 1.5 million miles incredible

Greyhound has coaches that have that had a million miles about 3 years ago (2008 Prevost). Their older buses probably had 2-3 million maybe more. (MCI)

Newell builds their buses from the ground up and are as much a million mile bus as that GM. Prevost builds are also built for millions of miles. Plus, they are built of stainless steel. The entire frame and superstructure is stainless. The late Charlie Daniels bought a new Liberty Prevost in 1989 and still had it at his death and it had over 2.5 million miles on it. Liberty also gives a lifetime warranty for the original owners of their buses against squeaks and rattles. They kept Charlie's bus free of squeaks and rattles the entire time he had it.

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Could you please let us know where y’all found the abandoned bridge on the chairs river

Beautiful place. Great video. Thank you for sharing 😊

Love it..great video

Great job man.

Sorta feel bad for it. Cause of the hesd covering, but i know nothing about horses so its probably good for them

What is the working power

Don't know if I missed it but you said to plan your travel so you don't get there when there are huge numbers of RV's waiting to check in. Is there a particular time you recommend or do you have an idea when the back ups occur? Thanks in advance! Absolutely GREAT informative video!

Excellent video. We have a reservation for the first week of October. We've been to Fiesta Key 4 or 5 times over the last 4 years, but could never get into Sunshine Key until this year. We're TT members with the Trails Collection, so it only costs $20 per night extra.

Yo, kid, as usual, you do a hell of a job.

Loved the video and will watch your Fiesta Key as well. We are heading to both in February 2024. We do NOT have a TT membership so paid full price. Spoke to a TT membership person who said it’s best we keep what we have as we may not get in with the membership.

LOOKS NICE AND HOMELEY . WELL DONE .

I think the top is the output to you rig and the input coed should be into the bottom.

Great video. Thanks for this info❤

Not only cool, but highly ingenious. This is phenomenal

We are paying retail, but don’t think we got to choose our site!

You should look after your little girl

Hugely impressive coach.

👍😎🦅🇺🇸

I use aluminum foil to make a funnel and channel the water to a plastic tray on the groud instead of a towel and it works great

This video is awesome. Deserves more views. Best one yet

Thankyou for doing this review. I was wondering how good these were, and it is alot of money to spend if it didn't work that good.

Fantastic video. Thank you!

I replaced the fan motor in mine.$500+. I bought for a retail dealer .,but if you can find a motor that crosses over, e cost might be considerably less After a few years, the bearings dry out and make a helluva racket. Now there are other videos that describe how to baffle your ac ,withou spending all that much money. If you drive the air down the ducts and don't allow it to dump thru the center dump, its much quieter.

Just found your video. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to your channel. This wonderful gentleman and his wife has obviously had many wonderful adventures in this beautiful bus. I wouldn't change a thing. It's just perfect.