Personally I'd like to see more amazing unboxing action. Best unboxing ever!😂😂😂

Oh I vote for DC-DC conversion, nothing annoys more than taking DC, converting it to AC just so I can then convert it back to DC.

I used a voltage sensitive relay to trigger a heating element in my rvs water heater a few years ago. Worked great. Nice job on your system

I love reviews where the reviewers have the balls to actually take the product apart. Earned your keep.

"If you've Ever Suffered from Pre Mature Relief this will solve it for you" Quote of the year 4:35

Looking most forward to the DC-DC efficiency and the 3d printer mods!!!

4:05 is pure genius! Best unboxing EVER! 😂

Lora sounds interesting!

All of those projects sound awesome. I am definitely in for any and all technical project videos. Your content has been an inspiration for my own build.

Your intelligence never ceases to amaze me. I always love watching you create things. I’d love to see the 3D printer and the dc to dc converter projects!

It took me 3 days of searching the internet but I found a 24v ballast for UV lamps! Then paid 60 dollars for shipping. Totally worth it.

I vote Maxxair only cause I think it's the most applicable to a lot of people. Could be a big hit for the channel. I love all the ideas though! Can't wait to see them in due time.

The video was incredible as usual. It sparked the inner geek in me and the inner industrious man. Love that you are using Python for scripting. Your knowledge of electronics, plumbing, physics, mechanical engineering, information technology, etc. is on par with professionals and you still have the ability to innovate where needed. And you know the theory behind all of them. I salute you, sir.

This was one of my favorite videos of yours so far. Excellent content. I'm extremely interested in the DC-DC conversion, as well as more code demos like this one.

A friend just introduced me to your channel ... I love it. Best unboxing ever! A small suggestion for a belt and suspenders approach to protect against thermal runaway, or to simply control the water temperature via analog (for those who don't wish to go with digital control). Repurpose the existing tank-mounted thermostat, wiring it in series with the 12V heating pad (after removing the 120V connections). If folks want to keep the 12/120V option, you could also replace the single-pole (120V) thermostat with the 2-pole (240V) version, using one set of contacts for the heating pad and the other set for the 120V heating element.

Man, modifying the maxxair with a whole new controller and brushless motor would be sweet. Like most RV equipment, it's a great idea built cheap and sold expensive.

... I'm in in all of these planned projects ... Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience ...

I very much liked this water heater project. Thanks. Cheers.

What fun!!! Your wife is a lucky lady!

DC to DC Efficiency - new sub as of 3 minutes ago. I converted a dozen computer servers used in our business from standard AC computer power supplies to 12 VDC Automobile supplies and added 22 ah ACM batteries and powered them with combo power-supply/chargers and this also allowed us to get rid of the UPS units for them as well. It reduced our monthly electric bills by $150 to $200 since it also reduced our A/C requirements by a decent amount. We also converted all of the hard drives to SSDs in the servers at the same time which was required for some servers due to the smaller max size power supplies available for DC (250 vs 350 watt). Payback was 18 to 24 months. If you included the UPS conversions, we were going from AC to DC then to AC then back to DC by the time it reached the computer guts! Now we are AC for the Charger/PS units and all DC from there! Plus the backup batteries would run the servers for 4 hours on average instead of 20 minutes on the UPS units. In Florida (Hurricaneville) this was an AWESOME benefit! Best Dog Gone project I've done in a long time. This is why I vote for DC to DC efficiency. Cheers, Richard

All of those are excellent ideas. Your attention to detail is always an inspiration. Side note: my Prusa just got delivered yesterday so I’d lean toward 3D printing if I had to choose. :)

I love your practical uses for the raspberry Pi and other electronics.

Thank you for your effort in putting all these videos together. I can't wait to start IOT in my truck.

I can't believe a little 12v heat mat is so effective!

I always find them entertaining and thought provoking. Some may not always apply to me, but they become a jump off point. I have a cabin that I will be converting to solar and would like to to apply some of these projects. Great work

I'm voting for DC to DC. I'm sure I could go full monkey and rig everything to work myself, but I'd love to see it done with high quality parts and made to look nice and neat and etc. :)

Thoroughly enjoyed the video This is my first watch of your offerings. Thank you so very much

Finally I see someone who does what I plan to do: build an app to integrate into your vehicle and control everything.

Being People are being DE platformed... LORA EFP-32 Mesh Network is a winner for me. Great Project, Cheers

Nice project! I've voting the DC-DC conversion. I hope you have a ready supply of transistors

You could link 3 heater Matt’s on the outside as easy as you put one on there, I do love your presentation almost as much as making comments. Great job and your work bench language

I'm glad that you took it apart so I won't have to. Thanks for all the great information. !:- )

P.S. the more I watch about your build the more I see how great it is. The keg idea for water is just paying back in dividends; I was looking at a tank solution for my build just out of pure capacity but it's hard to argue with your setup with compressed air and the multiple uses, as well as the ability to easily refill water without needing a real RV fill point.

Great video - Keep all the ideas coming. LORA definitely. I fitted a similar tank that's used in boats heated by the engine which has worked very well for many years. Its got a housing for an element which I can use for surplus solar / mains heating. When I get the surplus solar fitted.. Interesting to find out about the bearing problem on the fans.

Thank you. This was a very cool video. Extremely informative and intuitive. You rock!

I am a retired multidisciplinary engineer. You might consider having a melted wax reservoir with a soft copper coiled pipe, immersed in the wax, to heat water as it passes through. The wax will absorb a lot of heat as it melts, and release that heat to the water. You will be able to get about 150 degree F water, and only heat water you are using. You could also add tubing to the bottom of solar panels to remove heat, lowing panel temperature improves efficiency of the panel. Working fluid for that could be water or an oil.

Great video, very interesting, thanks! :) I'm interested in seeing the DC-DC efficiency gains.

I've always wondered about the DC to AC back to DC conversions being inefficient, just never tested it out, so that's my vote. Going from 14v to 19v will have it's drawbacks, and be proprietary to that one device, an inverter gives you the standard AC outlet. Thanks for the content.

Absolutelly brilliant! Keep up the good work

Hey Everlanders. I love these videos so much. They are just the right mix of technical nerdiness and humour. Would love to see the dc to dc experiments but they all sound great. We miss seeing you guys in person.

I bought a few LoRa’s a year or two ago and never got it off the ground. That’s my vote.

Just so others know, the price, $2999 is in MXN currency, which is about $150 USD.

Sir, you have a mad skill set. My congrats!

Very slick. Impressive.

Nice setup! One thing you could consider is to put a thermostatic valve on the output so you always get the same output temperature and your reservoir contents lasts longer. You then can even heat your reservoir to let's say 80° and still have a safe output temperature of let's say 40°. Are you also going to use it for the shower?

All of the projects please, definitely not niche !

Aaaah solar panels🥰🥰 I love them🤩

Being an Arduino fan, I can appreciate what you've done here. Well done.

always more lube! I am noticing, you are improving with the Funny!

I’d love to know about dc-ac-dc

Excellent post...thanks

Nice job was going to do this on my yacht, thanks for explaining how

Shouldnt that temperature be over 65'C to avoid legionella bacteria growth?

@4:10 damn. Good thing I wasn’t drinking milk at the time.

I like you videos very much, some really good topics, keep up the good work.

Love it! Thanks..radio gets my vote.

“Metric English” 😂

DC/AC 2 DC & DC

Man I like how you work! Nice job at making things easy to understand

Best unboxing ever

I like watching any improvements and hopefuly learn something, thnx for the vids

The Terminator hand got me that's what earned your like, subscribe, notify, all. I think everyone should be required to use a Terminator hand for pointing to stuff in the video

First time seeing this channel. I will be subscribed as soon as I am done writing here. Great video. I too wondered about the conversion loses so when you get to it I'll be there. But in reality it looks like most of your videos will be of interest. Thanks Ray

It is not often I can watch a KZfaq tutorial/video from start to finish - but I always find these videos gripping...interesting...informative... awesome - thanks for all the information - it is inspirational.

Killer channel. Wonderfully creative and inventive build!

Wow, just wow. That was fun to watch. I am officially subscribed.

This is my first exposure to your channel and vids, I am blown away frankly and yes your application is more extreme and fringe than what I require but its still just amazing to see the innovations and possibilities. My RV h20 heater recently crapped so I am sourcing options and choices and youtube led me here and I will now learn all kinds of amazing things cos of it, thanks so much!!

I am late to to the party, but I would like to see the never ending shower or the endless shower!

With the 12volt powered water heater in play, it looks like there's still surplus SOC for the next project :) NICE!

all of the ideas are interesting. thanks for sharing your knowledge

Well done. great addition.. to the setup ! Thanks for the share.. Plan to do one myself.. shortly, gave me some ideas.. Thanks Compadres'

You are the greatest!!!! I have just started a complete start from scratch Caravan renovation here in Australia.........and watching a bunch of videos to get wised up with water systems and electrical.....this is next level brilliant! You are my hero! Cant wait to get stuck into the other videos......

Excellent informative video!

I love your videos! You are so knowledgeable about your rig and devices as well as creatively mashing things up with 3d prints! I aspire to copy some of your projects and apply my own ‘opportunities’ with your creative solutions and problem solving! Thank you!

Definitely the best unboxing video ever. I really enjoyed how you saved all of the materials the tape and the packing materials, just brilliant. Oh and the incisive reflection on the contents, just the best!!

Great video ,tons of info thank you your a very smart guy thank you for sharing ,big hugs from MN

HEY GUY YOU ARE ALRIGHT! NOT only informant but have sense of being real ! Thanks.

I loved the unboxing. I wish more folk started their videos like that.

Thanks for this video and others like it, I love the detail of explanation and ingenuity. You are the reason I got into building and making things. Thanks fellow Canuck

'm not just inspired, I think I'm actually smarter for watching your vlog

Such an awesome video! I didn't know there were 12v heating mats like that. Subbed and liked and looking forward to more videos!

Very nice

Loved it I don’t think I could ever do what you do but it’s great to see you at work coming up with these great ideas

Love your projects. Onwards and upwards SVP. Thanks

Great Job brother!

Intrigued by your creative practicality! I’m now a l subscriber and follower. You’ve prompted me to investigate script programming and 3D printing. Looking forward to your future vids. Thx!

Love your channel!! You are a man after my own heart... I'm Running my scratch built Arduino based voltage regulator in my onan military diesel generator -- as I type this(No problems since I installed it over six years ago). Stuck in a Weatherford,TX truckstop during snow/ice storm. I'm an over the road trucker, electronics hobbiest, and Ham radio operator. Glad to see someone else putting some handy tech to good use. I have a 1997 REVCON Trailblazer that I am refitting for overlanding. Including a 12 valve Cummins swap -- which need I to rebuild. LoL

Thanks for sharing

this is dope!

Great video

All those future projects sound interesting. I hope you end up making videos for all of them.

Thank you for this excellent video. I’d been pondering upgrading my 30ft travel trailer to full solar and the use of Pi electronics you demonstrated is a great way to automate my system.

Amazing

Great show! I'm trying a similar concept. Thanks for sharing!

Your humor = my humor. Love the work!

After watching just the unboxing (thanks) and the mention of the Pre-Pressure disfunction valve I had to subscribe 😂 and 🧠 great channel.

I subbed because you're funny af. You legit made me LOL several times. Super useful video too. The laughter was a great bonus. Thanks for the cheer up

🎉 love your work, following ur videos so much 2 learn. You really are awesome slowly showing step by step how to make it work Thank you 😊

thanks for sharing. nice video

FWIW, I'm interested in everything. I hope eventually you cover all these projects in the future. I'll be here to watch every minute regardless of the order they are presented. I have learned about all kinds of things I never imagined from just watching your channel. Thank YOU! 👍👍😎👍👍