@@prohomevideos Thanks a bunch! 👍

@@ShirleyGyles I have the van separate from the cars. It’s classified as a motorhome. Last year with Progressive I paid $590 annually. They base the rate on driving habits. I hope that helps! 👍

@@philg55 Thanks for watching, Have a good one!

@@hieuhuynh3654 Thank you so much! Good luck on your search! 👍

@@Raszagil Thank you so much! Have a wonderful day! 😀

@@bopark824 I haven’t run across any issues as of yet. But yes, a direct straight view it is partially obscured. Thanks for the question. They do sell a plate kit if you want to change the location of your plate.

@@Jesusislord-y4l sounds like you may need a bigger RV! Not sure how the size of a van or reduces its shelf life, but hey you might know something about shelf life that no else knows. Have a fantastic day!

@@EagleOne49 From the center of the hitch to the end of the swing arm when closed measures approximately 26 1/4”. I hope this helps! 👍

@@themagicoffarinacci9303 Just a different option. For us it’s great, because we only need it a few months out of the year. And when we don’t need it, we just store it in the garage. Have a good one!

@@borky1987 Still floats! It works just fine!

Does it feel alot better than an inflatable?

@@borky1987 Honestly, I have both and I just prefer the inflation. But a good quality one! Sometimes the locks can be a pain to snap and an inflatable will be lighter.

​@@CarolinaCampervan Thanks man! I already own an inflatable (Gladiator Pro). I thought this would be superior in any way due to it being more rigid.

@@dayoldtortillas9345 Don’t be a douche bag! I hope you find what you’re looking for dick wad! Your life is a fail! 🖕

@@kallet13 I did add an additional master lock to the setup for additional security, honestly I don’t see how someone would be able to get it off without a struggle. It’s pretty heavy! Have a good one! 👍

Not sure the difference between version 1 and 2, but mine weighs approximately 45 pounds. Thanks

Hi Gregg, we have another video that shows how I made the window vents, hope it helps.

Hi, yes, check out this video- kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fLmiabSnnd-qqYE.html, we use it a few times a year, but really helped when we went to the keys last year ;) Happy Travels.

Thanks for the feedback, it may help others. We don't use it that way. Cheers and Happy Travels.

You are going to love it!

Thank you so much! Have a great day! 😀

I just move it to the edge of the van where the sliding door is and drain it outside. It can go a few nights without the need to drain. Have a good one.

Oh, OK, thank you!

Correct, the P with a pop top doesn't have a roof A/C. We purchased a portable unit at Costco and if we stay at a campground we plug into shore power. We found it pretty tough in the summer to sleep in the van. Especially living in the southeast US. Have a good one!

You should be good, but they also sell an extended battery to increase the range. Not sure of the specs. Have fun and be safe!!

We were plugged into shore power at a camp site. Have a nice weekend!

Thanks so much! I appreciate you watching

We have not had any issues, we were a bit concerned about it covering up the license, but have been good so far.

Ensure the propane is on, then select boost on the truma panel, wait about 10 minutes and that seems to work for us. The hot water only stores about 2 gallons, so use it sparingly.

We normally keep it outside until it dries

It has not for us.

That is correct. We purchased the standard. It swings wide enough so the van doors can open 90 degrees, but not much past that.

sorry for your trouble, ours works fine but can see how sand could make it more difficult.

We don't have a generator. That is with the PX and we have a P.

it is the original

That is awesome! Thanks for your comment.

Glad it helped

Ironically, that one was basically tied for the highest peak in the tests. Boulder 100: 72% of rated capacity peak. Nomad 50: 70% of rated capacity peak. Nomad 28: 53% of rated capacity peak. There isn't a single solar panel in existence which will ever hit 100% of its rated theoretical maximum capacity anywhere that people live. These numbers are actually really normal. Variance comes down to things like elevation, how clean/moist the air is, and how hot it is. Ironically, solar panels work less efficiently when exposed to high levels of heat (reminder that they convert solar radiation to energy, not heat per-se). So the "ideal" solar situation would something like "towards the top of a mountain on a clean clear day, pointed directly at the sun as it moves through the sky". Under those circumstances, the atmosphere is thinner and the temperatures are lower despite being exposed to plenty of direct sunlight.

I love it!! Thank for watching.

It isn't too bad. It is louder than our car, but to be expected.

That is awesome! Love Babcock.

We did not see the signs when we were there. Wonder if it is new, this is an older video.

Hope you enjoy it!

You should be able to find it on their website, I have another video with with the link if it helps.

I'm sure there are some smaller ones out there, but I found a decent deal at Costco so that's where I bought mine. Thanks and have a good one!

Sorry for the late reply, it is a bit over a full size. My wife and I fit fine. I believe I have another video on bedding and the measurements may be in there.

Thank you.