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Scott St Hillier
Добавлен 12 окт 2011
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Where's part 3
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Why use all that external wire? This should not be used in insulated walls. Just a heads up, your external covers are not up to code for use in a house.
Great video!!! Maybe the best digital zoom I've ever seen. Do you have testings in the city in the middle of buildings?
Dam why dont you just put wheels on your house
Congratulations on your baptism baby Liam! 🙏🏻
You dry your hair a lot at a worksite?😂🤣😂
lol
Too much electrical, hard bends on the wiring, no gfi, 2x4's is overkill, too much weight for that truck.
How many Watts is the inverter
Your setup helped me a lot. Is there are reason you chose 2x4 framing over 2x2? I would rather have 2x4 mainly for installing thicker insulation, but my cargo trailer being a 6x12 am concerned about loosing interior space, as well as the added weight of a 2x4. Did you think weight difference was a factor? What did you insulate with? Great job on the electric and the vid.
This is 2 wire. No ground needed?
No, there are three wires and a ground is needed. You would purchase 12/2 (or 14/2, or whatever your application requires). The 12/2 means 12-Gauge that is 2 conductors with a ground (or 3 wires total). FYI, I am not a licensed electrician. Your circuits will have a ground connected to the power source in use (generator, inverter, shore power, etc.).
@@scottsthillier1140 Thank you. All the wire I see at home depot that is stranded seems to be 2, but I am shopping online, so I am glad you clarified. I will go w 12/2, which will be my supply wires, plus ground. Also, does the ground terminate on the inverter ground lug? Obviously my 12 dv circuits ground to the trailer body, but I cannot imagine this being the ground for the ac side. Then again, if it grounds to the inverter lug, what does the inverter do with that current, should it ever be applied?
Awesome! Great job.
Saw with slow start wouldn't be a problem
2/0 awg for 15 amps something seems wrong with that
I remember 9 years ago when we moved to Florida we threw out all of our Winter clothes because we never thought we would need them again we thought it was hot year round that 1st Winter in Jacksonville there were nights when it was down in the teens I tell you what whoever says Florida doesn't ever get cold is a dam liar
Glad I got this the 32 will work for me as far as zoom
How far was that mailbox? I'm looking to upgrade my Panasonic HC-V380, but don't know if the zoom is close to my Panasonic. Thanks in advance.
Nice work.
Why a U-Haul when you have that awesome 20 footer?
Hi Scott, I just found your trailer today. A real quick observation, please get rid of the wood holding up the large propane bottle (bomb). having a welder weld a piece of plate onto the frame won't be that expensive. The wood will rot and break and you can bet it will happen at the most inopportune moment. Also, please put some expanding foam up around the front corners on the floor. Just mask them from the outside first so you are not cleaning up ooze. Of course, now as I see the date of this video, I'm quite sure it is done and I will look more to see how it all turned out LOL.. Have a great day.
You've got an A.C. 50 amp minimum is REQUIRED. Way too many service points. The only thing I can see good About this is the runs are very neat and tidy. Slack off on the hard 90 degree turns. Need about 4 breakers Minimum. You also have no GFCI outlets. At least put those in for a measure of safety. Install a breaker box inside the trailer. Do stuff right the first time. You will be much happier when you don't trip a breaker every time you turn a light on.
Hi Scott, I like the Videos. I just purchased a Cargo Trailer and will copying a lot of your build. Thanks for the Videos, please Keep Them Coming!
A little over kill on your two gang boxes there skippy. Most houses don't have that much. Lol more two gang extension cords.
Bring to upstate ny if ya wanna see snow.we get a foot or better on a weekend.ur kid would love it
Who wears short shorts?
Hi Scott! This looks like fun! We’re a digital travel magazine and we’d love to feature this in our video on the 9 Best Places to Go Tubing in Florida. You’d receive on-screen credit, of course. If we can feature it, please let us know. Terms & Conditions: bit.ly/2WcWWXn
Where’s the Ram truck?
Using romex you will regret that when the sheath breaks down from humidity depending on where you are.
Whats crazy is its not even dry snow its wet!?
This is not the way to power a trailer or RV for AC power. The use of a load center, available for low money and the requisite circuit breakers, would be safer and the most efficient. Also--Dude, you have a wire nut splice in the ceiling? How hard would it be to install a box in that location? You need to brush up on code and AC distribution. The use of GFCI in exterior receptacles and near water sources is code. Get an electrician buddy and have him look over your circuits. You know what you want but those wires need circuit protection. Dang there's just so much bad here, don't place 12V transformers inside closed cavities. An RV dual voltage load center is not that much and cleverly distributes the needed power. You will have 12V things, like batteries (at least one, anyway) since you will need emergency break-away circuits for the brakes with a trailer that big. I commend you for designing the electrical system for your own personal needs but here's one thing to consider. Since you haven't used the mandated devices, protection, and ways, your trailer will never be certified by an standardization body, meaning you can be turned away at every campground, park, or facility for parking the trailer. Heck, it may not be important, you may use this on your own land for a hunting shack. Get some circuit protection and better distribution and that would be done.
How long and wide is your trailer Sir
The "Cargo Area" only is 22 feet long by 7.5 feet wide. The overall length is 26 feet. Hope that helps. Scott
I seen it snow three inches in south Carolina. But never in florida .it happens
That really is to much going on for a 15-20 amp service my friend... try looking in to upgrading to a 30amp minimum
You are going to want one dedicated cct for your air conditioner alone. after that you would maybe want to look in to having at least 2-3 15 amp ccts for all your outlets
That depends. We have a lot of low wattage devices (tablets, phones, computers, etc...) that all require a plug, but not much wattage. Also, I just wanted a lot of outlets for convenience. In any case, there is circuit breaker protection, so there is no need to worry. I built this system for my and my family and the way we use it. I easily operate withing the amperage avaiable even though this is for the way "I use" it verses the way another family would use it. To date, I have never had a breaker trip for us pulling to many amps (even though I have enough outlets to do so). So, I am happy with the design and would not change a thing. Thanks for you comments. Best regards. Scott
I thought I would add an additional thought... When I "hook up" this rig to some form of power, the power source ranges as follows: 15 AMP, 20 AMP, 23.3 AMP (this is on my Yamaha inverter generator), 30 AMP (typically at a camp ground), and 50 AMP (typically at a campground). I also "boon dock" at NASCAR events where any combination of folks hooking up their power stuff in an "ad-hock" configuration to meet the needed result happens. So, I have 10 Gauge wire into the rig to meet a 30 AMP requirement that is protected by a 30 AMP circuit breaker. the rest of the wiring in the rig is using 12 Guage wire which is sufficient for 20 AMP outlet needs. When I run on Generator (Less than 30 AMPS but greater than 20 AMPS), the generator has all kinds of power protection built into the generator itself. So, a direct hookup from the rig to the generator is all that is needed. If I plug into a 15 AMP or 20 AMP "shore power" supply, my wiring is sufficient and the shore power has circuit breaker protection already. When I plug into 30 AMP shore power, this is here I have an issue. I have 10 Gauge wire coming into the rig which is the correct gauge for 30 AMPS, but I then have feeders off that to 20 AMP outlets. So, there is risk that I can supply 30 AMPs of power to a 20 AMP outlet. So, that is a flaw in the design that I understand. Finally, when I plug into a 50 AMP circuit, I have an "in line" 30 AMP circuit breaker that I place "in line" between my rig and the power source. Hope that helps. Let me know if you have any other comments. Cheers.
Good video, sir. Keeping it simple to demonstrate the information you've learned, and passing it on to us is the best way to instruct. Thank you, and keep up the good work. Take care.
Dude. You added so much weight to that trailer. Get ready to put a new transmission in that truck soon.
Your point it well taken. It is challenging to make Travel Trailers light. The way I built this thing out is definitely not light, so I agree with you. However, I would tell you that it is way lighter than I though it would be. If you count the number of vertical 2x4's and the several sheets of plywood that will finish it, it is less weight than most of the stuff people put in a cargo trailer anyway... I have since upgraded my truck but I tell you that it is not as heavy as you think. But, I do not have tanks for black water, grey water, potable water, plumbing, and toilets and showers and sinks. That stuff weighs a lot. I design was such that all the places I go already have that stuff so there is no need to build it into the camper saving lots of weight and expense. I do "boon dock" at NASCAR events and then I just rent my own porta potty at the event. They charge $99 for the whole event and place it on your camp site where you want it and service it on request (pump out, clean, new supplies, etc.) We use the porta potty as a shower enclosure as I have a high end "pump up" bug sprayer that is dedicated for WATER USE ONLY. That sprayer washes our dishes, serves a a water dispenser (coffee anyone?) and a shower inside the porta potty. It does seem like a lot of weight, and I was worried about that. Now that it is finished, it is fine. I need to weigh it at my local CAT Scales now that it is finished, but I do not have that information at this time. Will post when I get it.
@@scottsthillier1140 add an auxiliary transmission cooler to your truck, if you haven't already. You'll be thankful you did. I learned that lesson the expensive hard way.
nice job your awning where did u get it?
The manufacturer of the awning is "Dometic" you can go to any RV Sales place to get one.
Were you able to get that worm saw working when installed in the truck?
No, the worm saw is just too much amperage for the specs for my inverter. You can buy an even larger inverter if that fits your needs.
Would it be because it not grounded 🤔?.
is that a 24' trailer.watch your weight for your half ton truck.maken a toy hauler for mine.no reason for walls ,just saying
really you made walls along the trailer walls for your outlets.wow
Put that Vdub in Garage
Where did you the tank straps?
I can't remember exactly. But, if you search the web for "rock crawler" competition vehicles, they use propane as it is pressurized and will continue to supply fuel to the motor at odd angles and even upside down. The tank straps I found were from a dealer who specializes in Rock Crawler parts and accessories. Hope that helps.
Fire and or death waiting to happen. About some backwoods wiring.
lol
Showing how not to do it. Total Mickey Mouse job.
When did this happen I don't remember any snow Pensacola somebody please tell me
,,,,,,,maybe the "snow " should be measured for radio active content before ingesting,,,,, maybe.
Its 2018 and I live in florida. my forecaster said that there is chances of snow so I belive this was filmed in Pensacola