It's Beautiful.

Can't there be only one Tier-One converter? .. The Liberty folks have a history with this 58v Volta Li-ion battery tech. . Cheers, Vail, Colorado

I don’t understand it. It loses over 100,000 dollars a month for first year. As you said by a beachfront home. It’s really hard to believe

I will buy this first and just purchase a nice preowned RV for $200.000 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qbGknN1y1raodnU.html

JeTdUsT Uncle told me a story about my dad opening one night for Kenny Rogers by playing guitar...

Amen

Yes Sir.

Hmm the shell is prevost out of Canada (cost about 600K) the motor is Volvo, from Sweden. Volvo is now owned by a Chines company. Hope this Helps. Is that still deserving of an Amen?

@@FunDuude .. Volvo Trucks + Prevost Buses are both subsidiaries of AB Volvo. .. Only Volvo Cars are owned by the Chinese company Geely. .. Cheers, Vail, Colorado

@@michaelschneider- You probably missed the point. I hope not though. the OP said "....good ol' United states of America." catch my drift.

Most of these coaches are sold before the shows . My parents had two Prevost , both were show coachs . One made by Liberty , and the other by American Coach . The converters usually give a discounted price for using their coach in the show . $ 2 to 3 million dollars is a lot of money to put into a spec coach . Would spend that kind of money if didn't like the tile work , or color ?

No propane , all electric.

I've never met an owner as involved with the consumer as Frank. He and the team at Liberty obsess about being the best!

VOLTA POWER SYSTEM. 2 PACKS WITH 33KW/H CAPABILITY. FANTASTIC SYSTEM. THE 20KW GENERATOR IS OBSOLETE WITH THIS SYSTEM. IT USES A 20KW ENGINE DRIVEN ALTERNATOR TO RECHARGE THE POWER SYSTEM, SO A COUPLE OF HOURS OF DRIVING BRINGS YOU BACK TO FULL CHARGE.

@@josepharmelin6467 .. This is big, its a Game Changer. .. Ditch the heavy, costly, noisy and cumbersome auxiliary electric generator. I'm gigging it. Cheers, Vail, Colorado

Emerald was doing all of the X3 for Liberty up until last year. Now that they are doing H's Liberty may start doing X's. I was told at one time that If you wanted a Liberty X3 all you had to do was ask.

It all depends on your budget and what your intended use is.

Here's the difference, With a class A motor home, especially nice ones, You can enter Most if not Every RV park, Camp ground, Motor home park, but not With a 5th wheel. Some Camp grounds are Motor Home ONLY. And your rig cannot be over 10 yrs old, but that's at the discretion of the Camp Ground Staff. Also some Motor Home Parks don't allow Motor homes Under 32 feet. So if you can't take rejection (lol) get a Niiice motor home less then 10 yrs old.

Poveri Sfigati thanks, luxury coaches are way elegant too. You so t have to tow. Loving the space that the 5th wheel have to offer but hate getting an unused twining truck head. So if the coach is easier to get in to the RV park then I guessed I will go with the coach. Thanks for the info.

The Biggest upside to a %th Wheel is that once you are at your destination you unhitch & level out... you then have full use of your truck to shop sight see etc...If there is an emergency you can get to a hospital or other etc The biggest upside to a coach is SECURITY... one might very well wonder if the Butlers from NH would be alive today if there was no truck to steal?!!? So being inside your home while driving & sleeping is a little safer... with garage units & tow capability you can still take a motorcycle ATV etc with you! So est of both worlds! Always know the State law regarding firearms & never travel unarmed!

Andy Weber It’s titled “how much does a lithium ion battery/solar set up for an RV cost”. Posted 3 weeks ago.

@@stano5102 Thank you looking up the point of contact now

@@stano5102 Thanks for getting that question answered for me sir. It's been tough to keep up with all of the comments

RVing with Andrew Steele Got your back my friend. Just keep making these Great videos.

Great question, I will have to ask next time I have am opportunity 👍

@@RVingwithAndrewSteele ok cool man thanks Will you be at the big Hershey Pennsylvania RV show this year? In September

Bingo! I agree with you Lance. I see more class A’s than any other class rv all with what I call the ‘ass backwards floor plan”. For those floor plans that have very little window out the kitchen, and the kitchen on the passenger side, and the dining area on the drivers side, with all the windows......guess one should stick to those boring desert roads that have no view because if one pulls over to the side of the road up on a mountain view road & stops for a lunch break, staring at the wall of a mountain and the vehicles going by verses sitting down and looking at the true view,....ahhhhh huh, yup makes no sense to me! And, what slide do you need to move out a bit to give you more wiggle room in this scenario? well you would want it to be the none traffic side of course. Say maybe you haven’t heard the best excuse there is for this reason of ass-backwardness...”can’t have the slide out go over the campsite that you use, it will be in the way”. 😳 🙄🤣. I don’t even bother to look at a manufacturers website of buses that have all floor plans ass backwards, when looking seriously they get eliminated as even being possibilities. I do laugh at those with an ass backwards floor plan that get to view my ‘wall up’, when I get tired of being their entertainment at my campsite, lol. They are designed both ways, so I see no other reason, other than they make them that way because people buy them don’t care,....(until they park it beside me, lol). Cheers 🍻

No and Yes. It depends on what state you are in. Some states will let you drive with only your drivers license, some require a License because this Rig is over 26000 pounds.

I would say if you have to ask then you should probably get some commercial vehicle training even if you don't actually need the license to drive it. Physically driving a "big rig" sized vehicle is not that difficult, but due to the increased weight and braking distances driving one safely requires way more spacial awareness, observation and anticipation of what other road users are likely to do than most car drivers are used to.

Todd A or you can have both. The person that purchased is coach I guarantee you didn’t spend his last dollar on it.

@@russellpottenger8584 You might be surprised. Most people spend beyond their means no matter what their income.

I imagine these coaches are also geared to touring musicians who aren’t in the “fly private everywhere” range yet. A business decision made by their management team

More likely more like 1.6

@@MonacoMike 1.6 a million off M.S.R.P. sounds good.

@@MaximusMerideus Actually I may have been a little off, probably more like 1.85. Figure 30% - 35% off of the MSRP so you were pretty close.

It's the "new" thing to do

Grant Hubick Liberty would no doubt be able produce a custom order exterior in flat black just for you.

@@knvbcoach 🤣🤣🤣

well newell has the bunk model with bunks and 2 full baths its one in miami,ok right now p.s its pronounced mi-am-a

Touring musicians (that are not in the “fly private everywhere” range yet) probably fight to buy these types of coaches. I don’t see them used too much in the traditional way

I don’t see them used for traditional RVing. I bet the buyers are mainly touring musicians which expect this type of finishes and would be living full time for a year and a half on them.

Very few people are able to write this check.

@@RVingwithAndrewSteele And, for the ones who can?

Judy Carleton this bathroom is tiny? The shower in this thing is bigger than in my apartment!

Christopher Hallinan yes Volvo owns Prevost and Nova Bus. For many years the standard engine package for a Prevost was only exclusive to Detroit Diesel

guy lamson I’ve asked that question to both Liberty and Marathon and they have put in televators behind the sofas on customers request but don’t do it as a standard for some reason. Newell doesn’t either. It’s funny to read how Prevost groups rag on Newell for not having as good a chassis as the Prevost.

@@stano5102 I agree none of them put the perfect seating package together, but this set up is ridiculous. Newell is the only company I know of correct me if I'm wrong that builds their coaches from the ground up. IMO Foretravel is a much nicer coach than any Liberty or Marathon I've seen. In the end its all subjective. This guys got to stop sucking up like a bitch.