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Hardware store before you go to the middle of nowhere. And if I was in the middle of nowhere and there’s water I would jump in the water. But he sure to swim, hope this helps.

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The system requires pressure

@@Mattofmichiganthank you

Thanks for the kind words. Yes Tead is one of my biggest inspirations since my childhood years. I grew up downriver, loved rollerblading and loved painting. That book is a beautiful project everyone helped organize. Much love Polar be well.

I’m out right now, ice is about 1’ but the top is slush. Just 1 hard shack out right now, no trucks or castles so I must wait.

Even sleds and trax are limited

Thanks ! I’ll post a update on the ice soon

It puts out a good amount of heat I would def not put it near anything flammable. I’d assume 5k btu

@@Mattofmichigan ok, thank you for the reply and the video

@@Goesinya69 you’re very welcome and thank you. Thing does the trick man I tell ya

I’m telling ya it’s one of my favorite camp items. It’s still working !

My new one arrived and it clicks but doesn’t start. Did all the troubleshooting. Maybe I’m having the same problem you did. Where is the water regulator screw?

@@n2- you should see a phillips screw head inside the brass pressure regulator. Turn on the water and try the shower head, adjusting the screw then once get the pressure right, it should fire. It did for me after much frustration. Worked every time since

I’d say yes. It freezes easy. It won’t hurt it having water in it during the warm seasons. If you disconnect it all for storage most of the contents will drain out. Not much is retained inside. Hope this helps you !

I believe. I had to fix my 1st one. But the best advice I could give is take the hose and head and take it to Home Depot or Lowes and get a better one. Im gonna do the same! Best of luck !

What is it doing

Congrats !

I have used mine quite a bit, I’m still happy with it. Hope yours is working well.

Shower head is cheap, and the hose. Pretty much a budget item as a whole.

Sorry to hear that. They aren’t top of the line, but I have used mine quite a bit without any issues. Just used it last weekend. What was the issue?

@@Mattofmichigan It wont light. When ever I've had technicol issues something, it's usually something simple that I'm not understanding. But I literally spent hours on this trouble shooting it. The company doesn't have very good trouble shooting help. Their phone operator seemed to be overseas. They sent me a whole brand new gas assembly and it still wont light. When I turn the water on there is a spark but no gas flow. They finally sent me another unit that didn't work either! this unit appeared to be a return or a refurb based on the packaging. This product shouldn't be so difficult. When I first got it, it worked no problem and after 5 uses that was it.

@@parabola8933 my unit wouldn’t light when I tested it last week...it was hanging slightly on a pitch. It needs to be vertical up against a wall I figured out. Hope it helps

@@parabola8933 I hope this works for you because honestly I was about to throw this thing across the yard because it wouldn’t light. But then our friend pointed out to me that it was not straight enough maybe and bingo that was it. The igniter was just not sparking, as soon as I moved it literally a half inch forward it started to spark and it lit up instantly

@@Mattofmichigan I give that a try. Thanks!

www.amazon.com/Camplux-1-2GPM-Diaphragm-Caravan-Fishing/dp/B076XTLTXR/ref=asc_df_B076XTLTXR/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=241927321837&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=3178288399275219763&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9016873&hvtargid=pla-404574845460&psc=1 This option is the one I upgraded to I’m supposed to receive it today. It is $20, The $70 option includes all hoses and what not to get you set up which is a pretty good deal honestly if you are not proficient with hardware. $70 option provides everything you need, the $20 option is just a pump.

@@Mattofmichigan ok thanks. Maybe will just stick with the $70 one. May end up being cheaper than having to piece all the other parts together.

@@Adventureswithbecky I just did the piece by piece with the 20$ unit. Breakdown: Hose $1.29 x 10ft = 12.90 3/8 hose clamp x 8 = 15.92 Thread tape = 1.30 3/4 to 3/8 barb brass fitting x 2 = 16.00 This is what it took to convert my setup to this pump. Work the 70$ to just buy the kit 👍👍

@@Mattofmichigan thanks😊

Hopefully you had a good propane tank hooked up to it, also take soapy water and spray the connections

If there is bubbles around the connections tighten them down until they stop also use Teflon tape to ensure a good seal.

Thank you .. I have a good gas set up but will try the soap check around the connection..

@@poornimarai6130 try to contact the seller and see if you can return it. Although it may have been a month or whatever most people will return it before 12 months

@@Mattofmichigan thanks for the tip. I will test it out again before I send it back.👍🏽👍🏽

Many thanks

Thank you Checking out my video ! I would recommend shopping around for a better 1/2 hose for the shower head. Clearance at Lowe’s or HD. Amazon surely sells them also. The metal casing around the hose held up nice but over time the ends worked free and are very sharp ( I tapped my ends up) The garden hose runs to my water pump which I have a 5/8 to 3/4 adapter. I had a few leaks at the beginning ( water pump connections ) with the proper Teflon tape and a wrench to snug things up it was quickly fixed. Tote will catch any drips if it starts leaking again. Let me know if you have any other questions!

it’s a switch that goes up and down, no worries

Batteries are D batteries and they are still working since this video. Yes if you shower on the lowest flow setting rather quickly.

@@Mattofmichigan Thanks for the quick reply! I meant the big 12v battery for the pump.

@@explorer8888 ohh ok I’m unsure I haven’t killed the battery during a weekend so it lasts a while

I try to charge it up before every weekend but it has never been completely drained

So I am doing this same exact set up this spring at my camp. I will be trying a "solar trickle " charger to keep the 12v battery charged. Thoughts??

No time limit , I use mine quite a bit. Never shuts off on its own. No device within the unit that’s capable doing so.

Glad it helped ! Thanks for watching

right on glad It helped out ! I’m sure you’ll enjoy it

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theMekanik negative no pump within the unit

matt edwards thought it takes 2 D batteries 🔋 which I would get adaptors for to run AAA/AA in. You think they would have made them 21700/18650.

theMekanik yea it’s an unusual product. They keep altering the design. I like this one, I’m going to get and recommend a water filter to keep contamination of the small lines. They are small

theMekanik thanks

Dominique Paez the rocker switch is a great way to go. The pump will shut off after use only if the pressure is built up.If your water is nearly empty it will continue running until it senses pressure.

@@Mattofmichigan is that a feature of the pump or the camplux?

@@FishnTv that’s the pump feature. It works off of a vacuum system. Once it’s primed it shuts off. Once you start showering the pump loses vacuum and will turn on and pump water. Once you stop showering you’ll hear it run for a moment until the system primes up again. Rv pumps are all alike, they work off vacuum.