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Top Comments of this video!! :3
You should probably add a wind deflector to the roof so those solar panels aren't assaulted by bugs
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I would strongly recommend considering bigger brake lights and turn signals in the rear. Potentially on the big rear panel, look at the rear of a cutaway bus for inspiration if needed.
Can’t hurt to let people know you’re braking more brightly
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Couple things, Love the build so far! I'm really curious about the added weight of everything at the end. For the solar panels, you'll likely want standoffs to allow them to stay cool so that airflow can go under the panels. Cooling them properly will increase the performance. You can get an mppt solar charge controller that can charge that battery bank too from the solar too. So far it's looking great!!! Camera quality looks good too!
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Chris, just from knowing about solar, I sincerely think you'll be wanting as many panels as you can find a way to fit. The thing is, panels almost never get their full output, because sunlight angle and intensity have to be perfect for that to occur. You should instead bet on about half the output most of the time, and that's assuming you've got the panels facing into the sun (so facing South in the northern hemisphere).
For your project, if possible, I'd be shooting for 1000W worth of panels if you can, because you'll probably only see 500W usable most of the time, which is enough to drive a few things (fridge, lighting, battery charger, maybe 1 computer). Or, to charge your battery units.
For example, I have 325W panels on the roof of my house, and could theoretically produce 15.8kW but I almost never see about 13kW even under ideal weather conditions. And that's only for maybe 90 minutes out of the whole day. And that means I produce an average of 36kWh per day, or 3kWh per daylight hour. And that's with 15 times the amount of generation that I'm suggesting you aim for.
I think less than 1000W of panels will functionally do so little that you'll really not be using them, and will rely on the generators exclusively.
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Cool build. With the solar panels on the front face of the camper, they might be hit by any trees your off roader might bashed through. Consider installing rub rails on the sides of the panels to protect them..
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Commenting to feed the algorithm, Ill be back once this build is over! Cheers!
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Hey Chris, I am glad you are taking the time to improve your equipment and to ask feedback about your new camera, the quality is good, I see blocking with quick movements which might come from the video encoding parameters in your editing software (bitrate perhaps), I hear audio clipping (saturating, too loud) from your microphone, and at this point it would be worth transitioning to 4k as most new TV can take advantage of it and you see a lot more details of the pieces you are fabricating. You are going in the right direction, keep tuning Chris!
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Ready to see the boat build come back..👍👍
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Hey Chris, your pod lights are floods, they’ll give you lots of light a short distance in front of the truck, you’ll want to change them to spot or driving lights for something that’s actually useful
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mount your enerators in pull out trays install some long lockale storage raws and also put your batteries on a pull out tray to be easyer to check and swap out if needed. you also need 360 arwnings one at the rear to cover your generators and one on each side
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You should dynamat the entire interior while you have the access
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@7.19 I really enjoyed the way you could see time passing with the shadows moving in the top left of the frame. Great video guys
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Good to see this build back again, it's getting more interesting as it progresses.
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Black will look cool, but it could be pretty hot during the summer. Like a giant oven.
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Those bumper lights will do a great job blinding other drivers on the road, good work!
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My critique: I love your content bro. Been following for many years. Keep doing it and most importantly stay healthy and positive. You are a great person.
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New character unlocked.... I'm glad to see you getting more help in the shop
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We need more of the truck build! Been a while since the last video. Missing it. Want some more!
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Camera seems pretty awesome.
Sound is good. No complaints really.
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