Stay Warm or Stay Cool! The EcoFlow Wave 2 has your Vanlife covered!
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- The #ecoflow #wave2 all in one Air Conditioner and Heater is a game changer! Here are my thoughts after having lived with the unit for an extended period of time.
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My name is Matthew and I live in a van. I lost my job due to "cut backs" from the pandemic of 2020 and decided to seriously restructure my life. I am also a single dad who needed to find a solution that would allow me to remain in my daughter's life and plan for her future. After tons of research into #vanlife, I knew it was for me.
From March 2021 until October 2021 I spent my days building out my Chevrolet Express 2500, which came to be known as "Lucky" and as of October 18, 2021 I have been living in Lucky full time.
The build was done with almost no experience on my end and I used the one incredible tool I had at my disposal - the internet - to learn what I needed to build Lucky into a very comfortable tiny home.
I have always had a bit of a passion for being in front of the camera and really enjoy capturing the world around us. This really played into how I was feeling after almost a year of working from home when I "commuted" from the bedroom to the couch. I was starting to feel extremely unhealthy, unmotivated and despondent. I HATED that, and that's not a word I like to throw around. This new lifestyle gives me opportunities I just didn't have before and I am so excited to be able to share it all with you.
I truly believe we all have the capabilities to turn our lives around, should we choose to do so - and if I can inspire you to shoot for something better then I have done a decent job and that will keep me going.
There is more to life than the consume, consume, spend, spend lifestyle I feel we have all been conditioned to follow and I just want to do the best I can for myself first and foremost. Our time is limited and I do not want to waste another second on a lifestyle that doesn't bring me joy!
Be Happy, Be Creative, Be Yourself and BE POSITIVE! - Zábava
Hi Matthew, just have to say that I love the Eco-Flow perched on top of the poop bucket. I love your humour even though I don't know that this was intentional. Just a practical support for it. So you and very funny! You always give me a good laugh!
Sounds like a great unit! I'm glad it's making your life easier. Have a nice weekend!
Great vlog Matthew, that whole system looks very efficient and that app seems to be understandable even for us non-techies🥰
Hey Matthew, thank you for enduring on the ECOFLOW product reviews. I honestly see the ECOFLOW products as a very promising suite of products for VanLifers. My intended cargo-van will be centred on their products because of your reviews and other feedback. Finding the cost-effective Cargo trailer that suits my JKU will be the key to my success.
Stay awesome! ECOFLOW looks like a great ECOSystem.
Seems like a cool product even if you only use it sometimes, and I'm a weirdo i do Fahrenheit 🤣
Very cool video Matthew! Love the “split screen” of catio & product review☺️. Enjoy the unit. Have an awesome weekend!!🍻
Stella was watching you so intently when you were talking about the fan
Stella is fascinated too!
👋 Matthew
Of course I watch all of your vlogs 😊 Great
explanations on how the Eco Flow Wave 2 works.
Thanks for sharing this with us 😊
Can't wait to see where we go next time!
Great job on the review. It would have been pretty miserable in that hot van without that air-conditioner!
Hello Matthew. For someone that doesn't do this type of thing on the regular...very informative, clear and concise. Answered the questions i would've wanted the answers to. Nice to see Stella being Stella,😽 if only in the corner view. Hope that foots just about repaired. ❤ To 🐈🐾🐈⬛ Be Safe, Be Healthy and Always find Joy in your day 💖
Dynamic screen shot of the app was cool. I guess that is easy for you CZcamsrs.
Instead of the delta 2 max I would go with the delta pro. Why? Charging. The delta pro can charge using a level 2 ev charging station. It has a level 2 charge plug built in. Imagine van life with the delta pro, the wave, and eco flow glacier fridge freezer. Goodbye complicated electrical builds, so long propane and goodbye diesel heaters. Ecoflow has completely revolutionized van life.
Your product review is so much more than just a 'review'. You are living it and putting it through the paces and giving an honest and simple opinion of the whole set up. Great job!
Stella looks so intent at looking at you while you are talking...she's sooo cute😊
It's really serious the temperature....and having cats in the van. Wow! Thank you!🎉🎉🎉🎉🌷🌷🌸🌸
I am learning so much about the needs of a van life set up. This is so cool! The EcoFlow seems so convenient because it cools and heats too. The fan is useful!
Hi Matthew thanks for the review ❤❤❤ very interesting ❤❤❤
Keeping the filters inside clean will be a task with kitties.
waiting to see how it dose when it's really hot. Great video
Thanks Matthew!!
Hello Matthew, (& girls) ...and all!👋. GREAT product review, I definitely appreciate all the necessary additional information. This really has given me more insight on the capability & functionality of the unit👍. Thank you so very much for taking the time to provide this second review ... AWESOME!🤗. Continue to take care, stay safe & be blessed.😇🙏
Ridonkulous...very funny Matthew - you crack me up!
🥶💨🥵…..Sounds like He Likes It!!! 😀
Useful piece of kit. I'm going to research if the Co does a smaller cold air only unit and your system is too big for me.
(When you get an opportunity it would be interesting to know your views on the Bill C-11 and how it may possibly affect you.)
I just subscribed... you are the first person/channel that has inspired me to do so...
you have a mostly unique style that is intriguing, if not quite addictive.. lol... (I bet a few of the ladies here, probably disagree with the addictive thing.. lol)🙃
My Zero, Breeze also has the battery which adds weight. I just carry them separately which others can do with the EcoFlow wave.
Great review answered many of my questions on the unit. Thanks 🤗🤗
From what I've seen, everything related to vanlife (buslife, etc) comes with a bunch of caveats and you need to understand what you're getting. I appreciate the videos you're making as they point out lots of points like this that people miss, or see only the good or the bad without context. Thanks!
Hi Matthew... sometimes you just need someone to "rephrase" something, so it makes sense.
I'll try and be succinct here... Imagine you cut the eco flow AC in half... the "front half", is air volume neutral.
that is to say, it draws air in, and blows the same amount out... but, your back half, with just the one vent, sucks air out of your van, and blows it OUTSIDE, so... as your van is not 'airtight', it is sucking hot outside air, into your van, in an amount equal to the vented air leaving, so even though your venting hot air, your sucking that much hot air back in.
So yes, you will be surprised how much more efficient, and how much colder, faster, it will work.
hope that helps a little.. lol..
So I’ve been using the unit for a few weeks. I’ve noticed when I set it to drain it works ok. When I turn the unit off it disables the external drain. When I forget to manually turn on the external drain function I get a notification that the unit is overflowing and to turn on the drain.
I have a squaredrop camper. It’s approximately 6x7. This unit takes a very long time on max to cool it down.
I would say I’m conclusion that if your going to invest in a cooling system then get a mini split. This is a great unit. I just don’t feel like it’s a big plus living in Florida.
Right now I’m traveling up north and it struggles to cool my 6x7’ space. But it’s a great concept.
I just have to say that I love your Dixxon outfit in this video. Keep on staying cool Matthew.❄️
I bought the MK2 last summer and just got the Wave2 this summer. The Wave2 is way bigger than the MK2. The design of the MK2 is so cool; it feels like a legit portable air conditioner. Their AC and battery come with nice grab handles.
Got that one also. Looking at the Wave 2 now also. The MK2 has always worked for me. Anyone that ever says these things don’t.
Don’t understand the basics of hvac to know to work within it’s constraints and or with its limitations an do what your able to help it’s capabilities.
There pretty niche ac units. But for what they do is pretty decent if worked within the limits and do anything you can to aid to it’s capabilities
Hi Matt!! Vanlife with Gina and O'Vangal sent me your review link.. Serriously thinking of purchasing🎉
Like I said, it’s a game changer but it ain’t cheap and it’s a power hungry BEAST! 😎
i actually wish they made a smaller version with half the power consumption. A personal cooler pointed directly at you can be a very effective solution
The EcoFlow unit is very high tech! Great to hear that it's working well for you Matthew. For my minivan Im currently using a usb-powered RCA air chiller. I fill it with ice water and it works well to cool my small space...but definitely for full time living, this sounds like it may be a good investment.
Cool unit!
I can’t always give a comment
because I am still recover from a nasty case of pneumonia. I’m intrigued about this heat/air conditioner unit.
Then only thing it doesn’t do is make waffles !!
thanks! been waitin for this video.
I received mine yesterday and It's still in the box because I hurt my back moving it. I'm 66 and well, you know ...
I'm a bit worried about the power draw because unlike most who have solar & house batteries, I only have a jackery 2000 and shore power options. We will see how it goes once my back feels better & I figure out where it's going to live in my van ... ugh.
Take care of your back, ice and all that. Remember to bend your knees when lifting. Best of luck to you
Thanks for the info, Matthew 👍
Great review!
Oh, one more thing... the water drain issue, in a really humid environment, you'd get too much water... an air conditioner is basically a dehumidifier... but, in our Alberta dryness, most times that's not an issue... so I would set that non drain setting to "ON", as that simply blows the hot, exiting air to flow over the water in the bottom, and evaporate it out with the hot exhaust.
NOT setting that option, may cause your unit to collect too much water in the base, and that will come out as water spraying out with the cool and/or hot air.
Hoping this helps too.. lol.🥵
FYI...the Amazon link says......... EF ECOFLOW Wave 2 Portable Air Conditioner
Currently unavailable.
We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock.
That sounds familiar - might be able to get it from their website
I think the easiest way to explain why you need to have the rear air intake vented to the outdoors is this. By not doing that, you're actually creating a vacuum inside your van when this runs, as you're taking inside air and pumping it out as you have this set up. As you do that, outdoor hot/cold air will seep in through the path of least resistance from the outdoors and INTO your van again, making your setup much less efficient than it otherwise would be if you had both hoses. If you put the hose on it with an outside intake, you eliminate that outside air to inside creep, which is substantial, and basically you create 2 loops. One internal recirculating loop that takes air from inside and heats or cools it/puts it back into your living space, and an external loop that takes outside air and through the process, chills or heats the refrigerant to then run to your inside loop and do the inside conditioning process. As an example, I have currently, a 9kbtu AC unit in a 6x12 trailer that I camp in, and because it's one of those 1 hose units, it runs CONSTANTLY above about 75ºF, and it actually won't work much at all, even in that tiny 72sf space when it's rated for 2x that, if the temps creep above 85 or so because of that outside air being sucked into the interior space. So much outside air gets in that it basically just runs and blows cold air out, but the only cooling effect is if you sit directly in front of the vent. The inside of the trailer is otherwise only maybe 10ºF cooler than outside. It's not a good solution. I'm looking to actually buy this unit sans battery, and run it with a Delta Pro in that trailer pronto once I get the funds together and really change how the HVAC works, plus of course, add a pretty decent sized off grid battery/inverter to my setup.
Yup, this is why single hose portable air conditioners are looked down on. Window AC and dual hose portables are a lot better.
What an amazing option to use this for a comfortable vanlife even an appartment or house!
Man, Zero Breeze Mark II is the ultimate lightweight champ compared to EcoFlow Wave 2! It's so easy to carry and move around, making it an absolute game-changer for outdoor adventures and travel. And let me tell you, even though its cooling power may not be on par with Wave 2, it still does the job like a boss! It's perfect for those smaller spaces or when you need a quick cooling fix. Zero Breeze Mark II is the real deal, folks!
It doesn’t heat & the EcoFlow Wave 2 has many other applications… from what I’ve seen on the Zero Breeze Mark II it is limited in how much space it can cool & is often used as a personal cooler by pointing the duct tubing directly at the space/person needing cooling & also using curtains to block areas off so the cool is confined to a smaller space
100%. I have the mark 2 right now. Looking into picking up the wave 2 also.
But spot on with the zero breeze. Anyone says either is crap. Don’t even understand the very basics of hvac.
An don’t understand its limitations. A compares it to a central air or a bigger roll around portable plug in unit.
If you know the limitations an it’s capabilities. A work within an around them constraints. An also do what you can other than just plugging it in.
To help capitalize on its ability. They work great. I’ve used the zero breeze mk2 a number of times later in the Louisiana summer.
And draping moving blankets over a tent. Closing off the netting between the fly and what not.
Definitely got the inside of the tent good and cool. An that is what 2,300btu cooling bs the wave a good bit more.
Having tried insulating the tent from the outside also. Making sure to be in a shaded area also is one of them things to do. To help capitalize on the unit an help with its constraints as best I was able to. For it to operate best it was able to.
So I know the wave 2 would be able to do it even that much better. But if one half the size can do it. They definitely work.
@@rhondawilks7275not everyone lives where it’s cold or cool. You have to work within its constraints.
Same thing with a homes central air. If your square footage calls for a 4ton. You wouldn’t install a 2 ton. It would turn out to be useless shit.
Or you wouldn’t get a 4ton without insulation of the home.
Same with these. They fit a unique niche market. That nothing else can.
There’s evap/swamp coolers. May be good for someone in a cooler dry area.
Someone in a hot humid area it isn’t gonna work worth a squat a just add humidity to an already saturated air.
An yould just burn through a ton of ice for nothing.
Than you can get a roll around portable unit and sure it will work. Put if your power storage is limited. You’ll burn through it hella fast pulling so much juice. An if it’s a game of strictly solar.
If the sun is t around as much as needed to try an get some of that spent juice back. Your screwed.
But if you make sure the area your in is insulated. Or if it’s a tent you can insulate it better.
Pick shaded spots.
Or a trailer pick shaded areas if possible but maybe can still have panels put out in the sun.
Make sure to have led lighting. Or watch how much you have going on from cooking ect adding way more heat an humidity for that things small coils to try and remove ect ect.
But do your part and helping it run as efficiently as it can. However you can.
An after your temp gets closer to where you want it to be. An maybe a fan also to help move around the cooler air.
The lower least at night you’ll get to be able to run it. An a lot less power you’ll be drawing off your supply.
That 2,300btu unit did great for me in the Louisiana heat and humidity. The amount of water that lil sucker was pulling out the air was crazy.
An only 230-250ish watts max. That’s very light weight wattage for something pumping a refrigerant. Actually removing moisture. Not going through tons of ice. Not killing the power consumption.
These things work great. But for it to do its best. It’s not the matter of just plugging it in always. It’ll get you right. If you get it right. An aid it in whatever ways to bring out it’s capabilities better.
People either don’t understand hvac or just cooling in general. Expect way more than what these things are capable of doing.
But when you understand it. An how to capitalize. On its ability. You’ll be definitely happy with what it’s able to do.
As far as the heating. Heat pump is never the best way to heat. It’s just cheaper than electric heat.
If peoples home central air heat pump only heated from reversing the Freon a they were cold. An cranked it up.
They would probably be pissed at how long that would take also. Due to it’s just not the best way to heat. Least not heat quick. All the ones I e seen. Have electric heat also. Though not needed.
So one with a central air heatpump. Wanted to raise their inside temp 2-3 degrees or whatever. Sure the heatpump could do that. Not much issue.
But normally after a certain amount of degree increase on the setting. It would take so long it’s also supplemented
By electric heat. To get the heat to rise that much faster to its set point. Than the electric kicks out an the heatpump
Maintains from there. So the heat pump can make smaller increases. An hold a temp. But a higher set point. Or a battle that it can’t on its own that electric heat usually also kicks in.
Great information. I know someone who has one and she loves it too. Great overview! 😊 Especially your attention to the little things-that's what sells ❤
Hi😇 yes relax .
Sounds like it's perfect for those not unbearable days
Nice one
Great video!
First the worst, second the best! (Third is the nerd so who’s the nerd gonna be?! 👀) 🤪
UPDATE: Apprently I’m neither second, third nor fourth. 5th is the way to go I think
Second update: I counted wrong.
@@happycoffeevanlife
. ☝ Math am hard 😉
🌼🌻💛 Hi Amber ! 💛🌻🌼
( another Short or Vid soon ? )
Great update , MATT. Most ppl.
don't bother. You & Casey
LaDelle are *_TOPS_* for honest
reviews & "after the honeymoon"
follow-ups. I'm refiguring the
incomplete parts of my build
to accomodate those huge
hoses ( it'll be 1.5yr b4 i get 💸
one 🙁 ) .
In the meantime , 4" usb-fans
Galore !
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Hey Matthew
Terrific review!
Penny did not like Stella getting in her space.
Thanks for the review Michael. Mine arrived today and so far I have loaded the APP, figured out how to connect the battery, plugged it in the wall outlet and had it run in heat and cool modes. I leaving Las Vegas at the end of the month and headed back to my childhood home in the Puget Sound region of Washington State. Using a Ford van with 800 watts of solar. I'm avoiding campgrounds as much as possible. I'm also bringing my EcoFlow Max. And a Delta II. I'm hoping this all works out.
Matthew, will the new bill passed there in Canada effect your channel do you think??
Have a good weekend camping with your little girl.
Join the livestream tonight and we can talk about it!
I agree...the unit should be lighter.
On the poop bucket,classic!!
If it doesn't come with the battery and it cost almost $1,400! That to me is wild!!!
I really love the way this unit looks, but that is just nuts.
I have the zero breeze Mark two and the battery that goes with it but man after seeing this Ecoflo Wave, I wish I’d waited for it because it has a higher BTU rating what is a little lighter but also it does not have the heater on it which is fine because I’m in Florida and I use a little ceramic heater in the winter time when I’m camping. But if I ever get a bigger van, I might go for this Eco flow wave. (I am in a minivan now).
I think it is a lifesaver for you and your kitties !
cute kitties
I will be really interested to seeing how the EcoFlow works in winter…maybe it would be warm enough! ?? That will be really good to know.
Nice to see the kitties outside… when you visit your cousin …. is it possible to put the kitties out in the backyard in the grass with their leashes on?
Penny is such an escape artist, I think that’s why he has the catio right now.
Good evening Mr. Matthew.
Love the footage. Thank goodness the kitties were there, so we didn't have to look at the bucket the whole time!😅
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Kitties are always in the van I’m sure they would love walks everyday and they do need the exercise
As soon as he can find a harness that Penny can’t escape. Anyone who finds one should send him the info.
Cool 🥶
*It's more efficient to set yr air systems to farenheight versus celsius as the shorter settings mean you can more fine tune yr temperature.*
Hello from British Columbia Canada
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There are a couple big problems with this unit 1) price $1500 without the battery $3,000 with the battery. Alot of people getting into Vanlife don't have this kind of money. A portable A/C unit for you're apartment costs only $300 and can cool a much bigger area and even people like me with alot of savings have trouble justifying paying so much for a small unit. The $200 diesel heater might be a pain at times but I will put up with some inconvenience to save $2000. I don't want to have several thousand dollars worth of gear in my Van because I live in the city and my Van might get broken into at some point and spending thousands to replace everything sounds awful. 2) the other big problem is power consumption. This unit is more efficent than the typical A/C unit but it would still drain my 250 amp hour batter bank in a matter of hours and I need my battery bank to last 4 days. To use this on a regular basis you need access to shore power and many Vanlifers don't have access to shore power.
Yup. That’s exactly why I said it won’t be for everyone and is best with a shore power connection.
Hey Matt, hope you're doing well. I love your videos. I would like to know where you got the play pin for your cats?
I have a bearded dragon that I think it would work out great for to protect her from the birds. Lovin Vanlife & wish i had room for the Ecoflow but Ihaul freight in my Express so you can only imagine the space issues. Take care & keep posting. 🐟🐠🐡here's to swimming up stream😊
The need to vent the intake and out going air is because it will help you reduce the humidity inside your van. Otherwise you're basically dumping air out of the van and creating a vacuum so you're sucking in exterior air. Picture window air conditioner. The air you're feeling is it closed loop that never comes from the outside. It gets sucked in the front and blown back out the vents in a closed loop that does not contact outside air. Since this thing is inside you don't have the other side of they are hanging out of your window where the air is blowing across the radiator. Therefore it needs to suck air in and then blow it back out in a completely separate closed-loop. So basically there are two different flows of air that never intermingle. One from inside your van that blows back into your van cooling a dehumidifier in the air and on the other side it's pulling air in from outside and blowing it back outside... if you have the air being sucked into the unit and then being blown outside your actually taking the cold air out of your van and blowing it outside and any cracks and crevices in your van are allowing outside air in because you're creating lower pressure inside your van
Great review!! Could you tell me how long it works only on van battery ( connected do van 12v port )?
Hi Matthew, thanks for the review! Have you thinking about comparing it with the zero breeze mark 2? I am using the zero breeze but I still love to watch the comparison reviews between them too, LOL. It works well for me so far! A trick I use is to chill the cabin with the zero breeze AC before shutting down for the day. This way, the zero breeze can easily maintain the temperature. Well, an ac is an absolute life saver, especially because I adore camping during the summer!
Big sale on these units on Amazon right now. $800 off the combo with the battery today
LOL! Fahrenheit...so I'm a weirdo!😊
I'm sure he didn't mean YOU... he meant Americ..... oops... LOL😇
@davegrosvenor8306 LOL! Yes! I knew that...i am from U.S.A. i was trying to be funny about it because i haven't a clue about Celsius..😊
@@upstatechillin So, lets start with a book, by Ray Bradbury... Fahrenheit 451... the temperature at which book paper, catches fire and burns.... oh.. wait.. you didn't want an sci fi lesson, did ya/ LOL.
So, Celcius, doesn't stand on its own... its just one part, of the "Metric System"... yes, I know, that's an ungodly term for you "south of the border folks". lol.
I'm 62 f'n years old... there's no metric way to make me sound younger. lol.
But, I Am Canadian!.. no, this isn't a beer commercial!
( have no idea how much I can type here, so ill end this, and pick up your lesson in a bit.. lol).
The cats are pacing like they are trying to understand WHY dad has put them in this thing 😂🐈🐈⬛
thank u 4 our paid annoucement
It was really heavy and the with the extra battery it still didn’t last long. You need to use a power station or solar panels which added to the cost . When temperatures reach high levels sometimes it would throw out out air. I'd probably go with the cheaper zero breeze mark 2 if portability is a consideration.
I also will choose mark2 , which have a good design of handle, making it easy to carry with just one hand
Maybe in the future due to my son's room gets very hot in the summer and cold in the winter. With the wiring in our apt, kinda iffy. 💖👩😻😻
I guess you owed them a review!!! Sounds great!!!!
Do you know how many watts it draws when plugged into a power station using ac power?
Hi Matthew, Is it true that the battery cannot be charged separately and must be connected to the air conditioner to be charged? That's too bad for me.
I have not seen any actual videos of this in use. I found that if you are trying to heat a van and it is below 41 degrees outside one does not use external air. The unit will not work for more than a few minutes. You need to use the interior air if it is over 41 degrees and keep that air over 41 degrees to have it work over night. In a tent it will not work if the ambient air temperature is under 41 degrees. One may be able to run the intake from a warm sleeping bag and warm the interior of the tent to 41 and then it may work with the ambient temperature of the tent. It is not perfect for cold weather. It’s not great for winter camping. Why doesn’t anyone cover this?
I can’t speak for others but this video was done in the middle of the summer,l and I haven’t had the unit through a winter yet
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The rear intake MUST be pulling from the outside, if it isn't you are pulling hot air in from outside through the cracks and other spots in the van, try it out and you WILL see a big difference.
isnt it the same concept as car AC , two options to pull air in from the inside or outside. In FL you never pull air in from the outside. too hot and humid. elaborate more if you can
@@juanberrocal9864 Nah man, you want the rear intake to pull air from the outside, run it through the unit and push it back out to the outside. On the other side of the ac you want it to pull the already chilled air from the inside, run it through the machine and push the cold air back out to the inside. The reason this is crucial is because you do NOT want the machine pulling air into the rear of it from the inside space and then exhausting it out through the window. What that does is creates low pressure inside the space you are trying to cool and it will actually pull hot air into the space.
@@OGJeff685 gotcha I thought there was only one intake
Hey, Matt or Matt's fellow subscribers---I have a Jackery 300 that I use in my rig----guessing that that wouldn't be enough to power the EcoFlow Wave 2? If not, what would? Thx.
I would say you would want a power station with 1000W minimum
@@VanlifePLUS , thank you so much, Matt. Awesome channel, brother.
I am sure the EcoFlow 2 does a good job but for the price running around $1,000.00. I would spend a couple dollars more and get one of the 12v roof AC/Heat units, it does not take up space that is needed, they are made to run on 12v so a good solar and battery system can run them. This is just my opinion
What if you turn it on high for a bit then put it in low
It drains thru the exhaust hose to the outside of the van
Will this charge while in use with solar panels so as to make the unit last longer before it dies?
Yes sir
Question: how many flux capacitors does it take?
😂 funny. I’ve actually seen ads for flux capacitors that can be installed in your dash. It’s a fantasy item on my van wish list 😁
Where did you get the cat tent?
I think it was Amazon he said in one video, and they might have called it a catio.
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Compared to wave2, zero breeze Mark2 is more compact and portable, with a cheaper price.
HHHHHMMMM. 🤔 I think I may need to get one of these for my boat. 🥶👍, 🥵 👎
Was this entire video shot having the unit on your poop bucket? Lol😂
Wow! It's expensive!