Thanks, buddy. I have a 2004 GMC Safari ( 52,000 miles!) I would like to build out one of these day. I appreciate your time and effort.

I have a 1987 Dodge B250 Ram Van with a Hightop. Induction Cooktop, Oil Filled Heater with Thermostat eliminates the need to purchase Propane or Diesel Fuel. Diesel Heaters Consume Diesel Fuel at a massive rate and are way too Hot for a van, even with a Thermostat they never stop running. Those propane cookers need Propane that is expensive and what do you do when you run out of Propane or Diesel and you don't want to leave that perfect Camping Spot! That Solar Set up works well at providing power to an Induction Cooktop and the Oil Filled Heater with Thermostat. Set and Forget all winter and you van stays warm. I run 400 Watts of Solar Panels with the same MPPT Controler and 200ah Lithium Batteries. Ice and Snow buildup on the Solar Panels can throw a wrench in the works. I use a DC/DC Charger to the Alternator in the Van to charge the batteries when I'm driveing. I also have a charger to connect to 110 volt when needed. All Electric set up, no money needed for Diesel and Propane. I installed the MPPT Solar Charge Controller, the DC/DC Charger, the 110Volt Charger, the 12 Volt Fuse Block, Power Distribution Blocks, Bluetooth Monitors for both the Batteries and the Solar Charge Controller and Wired it all together on a 2' x 3' Project Board I bought from Lowe's. When I disconnect the DC/DC Charger I can take it inside if the power goes out and run the Refrigerator and Lights with it. Completely Portable and not permanently mounted to the Van for Insurance reasons. I used wire from CE Auto Electric located in Nevada www.ceautoelectricsupply.com They have a program you enter the size, length and ends you want on the Cables and is professionally built to your specifications. They mail the Wires anywhere. I like what you have done with your van. I think you will regret having a Diesel Heater and Propane Cookers. Nice Van Build! James

Pretty much my same set up except i have a 200 Ah lifepo4 battery and a 12v fridge. Oh and mines in an astro still :D Great Video man

Keep it up.

good shit bro

Love the videos man! I have an Astro that I’m converting right now and wanted to install an awning. Would you have any tips?

Hello, I copied your Astro van build (thanks for putting those videos together) and I added solar to it. 2 - 195 Ecoworthy panels, 1 panels connected to a victron charge controller, which then goes into a 100ah LiFePo (powers lights, water pump, USB chargers, starlink 12v conversion), and the 2nd panel, connected to an eco flow River pro with 2 extra batteries. What is your thought on going all electric in the van? I also own an eco flow delta max 2000 with 2 extra batteries (6kw total capacity). I wanted to install a diesel heater, but if I got 6kw of power, I could probably get away with a standard electric heater... what are your thoughts? Also, I own an eco flow wave AC.

do you have a fuse block between your inverter and your fridge? or is just plugged in directly?

Curious as to what size wiring you use to connect everything?

Hello sir...we are love your van build and are in the process of doing our own van build with a 1994 Dodge van. We have been following you throughout your adventures and love your content. We would love for you to check us out for our first video.