We do it to piss off losers like you

I have 1100 watts of solar. But in terms of usage, all usage goes through the battery. And the AC at full power is only drawing 750 Watts and once it gets down to temperature it runs at a lower speed and maintains the temperature with only 200 to 250 watts. It's super efficient

@@careyrouse1 Interesting. Can I ask the brand.

There is a link to a spreadsheet in the description of this video and it should provide the price and the exact device or part for every single thing I used on the van. I wasn't sure if you wanted the manufacturer of the AC or the panels or the battery but you can get all of it from that spreadsheet. If it doesn't work or you can't find it please let me know and I'm happy to get you that link

Thank you. It actually turned out way better than I could have imagined. If I did it again I would try to figure out some other material besides wood everywhere. I would like it to have more of a finished look with material that's not wood. But I think given what I had in terms of skills and material and money, I don't know what I could have done better. I'm still kind of shaking my head in disbelief that literally everything is working perfectly.

@@careyrouse1 thanks Thats awesome👍have fun and enjoy it 😎

It's about 6'4 from floor to the ceiling standing in the middle of the van

I'm glad you found it helpful. I will say that I did test drive two or three Rams prior to getting the Ford Transit. My goal was to drive across country almost every weekend for Motorsport races. So I needed to have real comfort sitting in that seat for a long time and I found that the lack of tilt in the RAM steering wheel was completely unacceptable. I couldn't even get comfortable on a short test drive so I decided that the RAM was not for me.

EVERY van has something we want to add or change. Like other cars and trucks, they all have options. This one did not have the cruise option but others do. Also the arm rest is easy to simply add an after market armrest cushion, to add on top of existing armrest, from Amazon. The handbrake is only an issue with some swivel seats. There are also Transits with factory swivel seats. Can not blame Ford for his custom roof rack. I like both Promaster and Transit. Both have "cautionary tales." Promasters cargo area, for example, is not great for someone over 6' tall, and the seating height and angle is not comfortable.

I would absolutely help you if I knew of anybody in Austin but I do not. When I decided that I was going to do it myself I didn't even look to find out who else could do it. My suggestion would be to join some online forums or Facebook groups because those people have all kinds of opinions and information that might be helpful.

Thank you. I appreciate that. Here's the link to a shared Google spreadsheet with every single thing I purchased and where I got it from and the price and the weight because that's important when all this stuff adds up. :-) docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CM8pgDgSknxRhAYmLBKI66r3LWSBERPBqBTcNmrwzdU/edit?usp=drivesdk

Thank you

Around 22,000 for everything if you don't include the e-bike that I bought to go with it.

Thank you. I appreciate that. Here's the link to a shared Google spreadsheet with every single thing I purchased and where I got it from and the price and the weight because that's important when all this stuff adds up. :-) docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CM8pgDgSknxRhAYmLBKI66r3LWSBERPBqBTcNmrwzdU/edit?usp=drivesdk

@@careyrouse1 thankyou

I had it custom fabricated around the AC unit. I hired a welder to come to me to do it on the spot.

It's called the Nautilus shower door. I'm driving right now so I can't share the link but if you Google that I'm sure you'll find it

Got it £280 from the US it’s about the best one

Thank you!