@@Steve-yo4ld very true ✌️

@@Steve-yo4ld ✌️:)

@@richardburguillos3118 …. it was 😋 ✌️

Hello, to the best of my knowledge, it does not fit and not an application on the EKKO specifically. Reason is the rear “box” is a Winnebago build and doesn’t carry over the lines of the rear van build fender wells. The fronts are really the game changer on this. Don’t happen to have an EKKO or Sprinter?

@@ekkonesters599 My new Ekko 23B Selenite will hopefully arrive in a week or so. It rolled off the assembly line yesterday. 😀

Thank you for checking out our channel as well wishing you a wonderful day.

Hello, checking out our channel. I would agree that an exhaust vent would be a great addition. There is the air max roof vent m, but again not really heated to draw the way a hood vent would with a grease trap. Otherwise it’s the little port window.

@@terrygould3965 Hi Terry, Thank you so much for your message! It means a lot to us to hear that our videos inspired you and helped you make the decision to purchase the Sprekko. Congratulations on your new Selenite Sprekko. What an exciting adventure you and Lorna have ahead! We know exactly how you feel-happy, excited, and a bit nervous all at once. The folks at Lichtsinn RV are indeed great, and we're sure they'll take excellent care of you. We’d love to cross paths on the trail someday, especially when you’re passing through Oregon. There’s a lot of fun ahead for You for sure. Especially with such a capable vehicle. Wishing you Safe travels and enjoy every moment of the journey! Also, thank you for subscribing to our channel and sharing your thoughts. Don’t forget to update us once you’re out in the road. You can also reach us through our website. Www.ekkonesters.com Michele & Jason The EKKOnesters.

@@erickleon3115 Lol on Starbucks drive through. That may be a challenge. In all seriousness thank you for taking time to check out our channel. At the rear bumper measuring to the top of the bumper with the super singles and tires, I’m 40”. If you go to our website and send me an email, I can provide some more details and even give you a call if you’d like. www.ekkonesters.com. www.Adventurenesters.co We sell the product as well.

@@erickleon3115 I agree 100%. That was the disappointing part. By the way, where did you pick yours up at?

@@ekkonesters599 We will grab ours from LaMesa in Phoenix. Originally went for the adventure van Tiffin or Overlander but once Traci saw the Ekko and the room and plushness she was not looking any other direction.

@@annuitypedia3996 thank you, at times it turned into a comedy session and some respect lol. Thank you for taking time to check out our video. I believe in the next couple of days we should have a discount code set up. So far, I am very impressed with the performance and the company has responded to any and all emails I have sent them.

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Thank you! 😊

@@RVenturesToday-bu6js hello, thank you so so much for watching our video insurance such kind words. Yes, as you get more familiar with your Trail fire, you two are probably going to be teaching us some pretty cool cooking ideas. You’re very welcome on the discount code. Thank you for utilizing it. here is a link for the company that we purchased our tools/coffee press from. I’m not just saying this. I totally love that little unit. I now think that Michelle and I should each have one because you can drink straight from it as a cup, which would make it nice for just pressing the coffee and hitting the trails or just hanging out. keep in touch. Feel free to reach out to us from our website as well and you never know maybe we’ll cross Paths and ahare Trail fire meal. defiancetools.kckb.st/ekkonesters

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@@braveavens Thank you for checking out our channel. Greatly appreciate the support and time you’ve taken to provide some feedback. The color is a game changer in respect to the overall look. Just gives a real “Earth Roamer” feel. If you have any questions in the meantime or post purchase, feel free to reach out through our Website. www.ekkonesters.com. We have all the details and products through our site. Also, if your in instagram or FB be sure to connect and share your experience with us too.

@@morevanever1311 I would agree with you about the popularity piece for sure. Also, thank you for the kind feedback on our video. Greatly appreciate you taking time to check it out and subscribe to our channel. We’re hoping to continue to grow the channel and share more with the community and EKKo community as well.

Flow Paul, first, let me thank you for taking the time to leave a message and check out our video. Lichtsinn RV offered the full body paint. At the point of our purchase and doing our research, they have the very best price and transparency on the cost. Renee was extremely helpful in getting the deal closed and making everything simple for the transaction and we couldn’t be more pleased. most recently we had a few meltdown. We spent four days without the use of our solar and finally I discovered the melted fuse. Since the time I did a short video on replacing it. The video just demonstrates one option until the warranty recall, and the utilization of a breaker style fuse. one of the options that Winnebago has come out with from my understanding and research is a J-case fuse. I can leave a link to what this looks like. The interesting thing is some of the vehicles have a 30 amp have a 40 amp and now went to a 50 amp, last utilization and two of the vehicles that I’ve seen. a friend of mine who worked in the emergency vehicle field for many years and helped design wiring harnesses explain to me that the J-case fuse is an excellent choice, but it depends on the brand in the manufacture. The length that I am going to send you is just for example purposes. It’s also been noted by some that the video I did where I use a breaker style fuse was more designed for an audio application. Well, this is partially true, I did my research and it definitely can be used on other applications such as solar. For me, I was more concerned at the time of getting it up and running, and having an option to terminate the solar as I wish rather than have to pull or locate a fuse. Also, if the breaker trips it’s just like that at home where you reset the breaker. Let me know if you have any more questions and I hope you’re having a great day.

Thanks for watching Richard! 😊

@@TonyPhillips-jy7ev I’m thinking an option for either would be useful. Thanks for taking time to check out our channel.

Thanks so much! … and yes, the chicken was amazing, new recipe lol :) We definitely were fortunate to have such a beautiful sky during our stay 🧡 ✌️

Another great video Yummm on the dessert!!!

@@SkySkier lol, we have some direct wind coming in and I need to keep my flame low so I had to cut out some of other natures extra, extra, extra breath.

@@johnthomson5730 hello, yes, the longer bed is definitely a plus. And the relocation of the air conditioner was a bonus as well. Still get a little used to the length, not quite as easy to parallel park in the city as it was with the transit EKKO. no complaints overall and definitely loving the increased ground clearance and modification options. But to be honest, we do miss that horsepower of the transit. We do miss Bad Betty, but Dirty Dolly is doing a great job. Hahaha on the couple on the Winnebago website, I hear they are a little crazy. Thanks for checking our video.

@@dannycaldron430 Yes, the 3500 chassis.

@@ekkonesters599 thank you

Congratulations on your delivery and the fact that you already received the corrected application/fuse holder. I understand that Winnebago is now using a 50amp J-case fuse holder. What I don’t know is the quality and brand. My repair is kit factory approved nor have I noted that it is. My repair is an example of getting the panels up and running and an option to consider with own due diligence. November is the then current “recall l/repair date” per Winnebago. As for “unauthorized repair” I do t believe Winnebago dictates owner repair options. They provide a resource and service. It’s also noted in their recall which you may not have received that they are willing/considering reimbursing owners for repairs already made. Happy travels.

@@Ruthie888 Thank you and yea these are really amazing.

@@FreedomVanGo Thanks for the feedback and advice. If I stay with this unit (breaker style) I will more than likely use Ferrule connections, although still on the concern about the actual crimp (sized to fit). Maybe consider soldering ends? However I may switch to the J-case or midi/fuse and holder. Assuming rare situations to “trip the circuit) I just have always liked the breaker style. But again there are other options that do and can exceed in terms of application. As always, grateful for Freedom VanGo’s knowledge and expertise in helping out the EKKO community. By the way if others are checking out this dialogue we left a link for the dose option that is avail through Freedom VanGo. See description 😎.

@@richardburguillos3118 if anybody was going to pull this off and know how to do it I knew it would be you. That’s great information maybe at some point I really need to dive into some of these mods that you’re talking about. Thank you once again for checking out the video and sharing the information. I’m hoping others will read this comment and find what you’ve done value and utilize this dialogue as an opportunity for themselves as well.

@@user-dv1hf2lb4u hello, let me first say thank you so much for taking time to check out our video and send us a message. Yes, just most recently. The ratchet style started giving me a few issues. I’m being extremely careful because more than likely screws are going to break off as it attaches to the internal side of the window frame. moving forward that I plan on ordering a product that may replace these all together. I just have to get that done and contact this company in Europe. If that’s something that becomes a good product I plan on sharing it with everyone. My guess is we’d pay around $20-$25 per window lift they would of course open a little differently, but this problem would be alleviated. I did see the video you’re referring to and it just wasn’t something I wanted to take on. I don’t even have a 3-D printer. My neighbor does and I’m more than sure he would take care of this with me, but I think I can live with what I’ve got till something better comes along

@@ekkonesters599 Thanks for the response! I can’t wait to see what u come up with 😎 I just did the windows on mine this weekend with the help of a buddy I bought a 3D printer on Amazon and he helped me fabricate it all I’m glad I did too because after removing the struts I noticed over half of them were failing already after 3 outings with barely any use they were in bad shape My unit is a 2024 and still under warranty but these windows are pitiful I’m liking this repair so far but excited to see what u do in the future Thanks again!!

Thank you very much. We have some additional updates coming in a few days that will possibly even change this all together again. I will keep you posted.

I 💯 percent agree with you on the Crimp ferrules. Once we finalize the “final” fix, and we are left in a similar situation, this will be the best connection as you mentioned. Thank you for the comment and for sharing your experience.

@@PaulZelis Hi Paul, can you reach out to me via email through our website www.ekkonesters.com. Thanks.

There isn't anything in the market that is equivalent to the King Shocks for the Sprinters (nothing designed specifically for the 2500 or 3500 chassis).

Shoot me a message. I may refer you to another option.

100% on checking crimps. In this case the style I went with, I plan on checking this weekend. Especially given that we had a lot of opportunity for the solar to work over couple days and by this weekend will have had even more time to check resistance.