DANG, Isaac I pray Debbie does get that bus like she wants my friend. You'll be able to keep going forward with that cash and get Van Diesel sold faster. Love you kids, stay safe ALWAYS
I want to see those lights at night. This series is giving me a lot of ideas for my busses rebuild in the Spring. Thank you for explaining all of the pros and cons as you go along.
You are amazing. You are a Duracell battery. Non stop working and always fully charged 💓👍🇬🇧. Also the way you explain and link everything in the description - simply put - you are thorough - detailed and communicate succinctly. Awesome.
TLC on this bus build. Looking so good for your deadline. Always great to get a buddy to help! If Debbie or whoever gets it, they can see in the videos how carefully you made every decision for another’s great bus experience.
Isaac your an inspiration to all the bus and van builders and bus adventurer’s. Love watching your channel I like you show every aspect of each build show and describe why and how it works. Love your technique. Thanks for recognizing me on your lives and comment section to. Your great.
Randall I appreciate you being present on my channel!!! I don’t claim to know everything. I am learning as I go and sharing what I figure out to hopefully help someone.
Cool system! Renogy solar too? Thanks for taking the time to explain to us, everyone appreciates learning about the bus systems. Bussy is a Phenomenal and rare build!! Next to impossible to find such a expertly crafted bus. Congratulations on your skill and expertise.
The bus looks good thus far. I admire your attention to detail and the way you tackle upgrading equipment. You are meticulous about what you do and that translates to a superior product.
This may be my favorite little bus. Love how neat and clean the lines are. Y’all have done an amazing job especially considering everything you have going on. Hope you and Jaylena have a great time on a well deserved trip trying her out.
I am proud of you Issac. I would only suggest in the future put your light buttons closer to the bed. I also would put control for heater closer to bed too.
I'm loving the build and I like it when you talk and explain what you're doing . Your daughter will learn quite a bit between you and Jaylena teaching her. By the easy I love the name and reason behind it, as I commented on Jaylena's video. It made me cry. Best of luck to you and Jaylena. Sending all my love and prayers for the 3 of you. Keep on keepin on ✌️ ❣️
Really digging on the differences in the electrical system as well as all of the different lighting runs and outlets. You've got the juices flowing on some budding ideas. Thanks for another killer episode! Looking forward to the panel install and upcoming "window dressing". Keep rocking it! 😎✌️
Hi Isaac! I love that Renogy have come up with that! My Sprinter has the usual feed from her battery to the house battery, but this is something so awesome. Nothing from nature goes to waste and I love that!
Love love love the lighting 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 This build just looks soooo clean, down to the electrical outlets 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 looking back at skooliana you have progressed so much 👏🏼 you/you guys have done such a great job on this bus 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 superb job you guys 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Those LEDs are awesome! Totally genius! I heard someone in the live say they wanted it 😥 Was hoping and praying for it to be my home on wheels. Already have everything BUT the ride lol. Even a Jackery 240, getting them to sponsor me I could get the 1000 or 1500 for the hair essential lol. I envision a different color and art on the outside, dreaming I guess. My lose! It's all good and happy for the new owner. She's a beauty. I already had a new name 🤣😂🤣 You rock my friend. ✌ Happy trail's 💜
The pros about the Renogy all-in-one is it's cheaper than the individual ones, but the negative is it will only charge 30 or 50 amps max, which on a sunny day while driving is bad. That being said, I bought one and a 600W inverter new, but scratched up extensively, for $200. Worth it! I also have a 40A DC to DC converter I already bought, so maybe I'll run both, or put the other one on a switch. I bought the 20A, but Amazon sent me the 40A. Mom also had me order an 8x12 greenhouse, but they sent a 10x20, which actually was better in the end.
Here's what I did with my controller/dc to dc. Add a switch between the solar to the charger. It doesn't make sense to give up 25 amps of charging when you're charging dc to dc. From solar, (especially with a smaller solar system) to only get maybe 10 +/- amps. The switch turns off any reading of there being solar there, and you then can put the total 50 into he battery. If you're stationary for a bit, and getting good sun, turn it back on. The dc to dc being on and you only getting 25 amps max won't matter because you will never get close to 25 amps with your system. I have 400 amps of solar, and I don't know if I ever maxed out. Maybe with a perfect day, perfect time, etc. You can test this by just disconnecting the solar and connecting it again to try both ways to be sure it works for you.
Nice video on the electric. Link is showing 170 amp hour battery. We decided to go with the separate MPPT charge controller and a separate DC to DC charger. Best way to make sure that you don't burn out your alternator. We decided to connect the DC to DC charger to a separate power switch as we didn't see a need to have it running with 360 watts on the roof when driving on sunny days. We installed shore power the same way. No need for a 30 amp hookup. Love the under cabinet lighting and the ability to have it dimable. Making all of those electrical connections under the bed made my muscles sore for a few days. It's always good to have help from friends. Check out RV with Tito channel. He has some great ideas for installing flexible solar panels. You guys are in the home stretch!
Cool, would that also work out good for a full sized van (a Custom 2000 GMC 1500 Savannah, 5.7 ltr engine), I like that electrical set up, I know not that easy, but simplified, on Busy. I may still eventually when I get ready to have something like this done in my van conversion build, get someone who knows how to do this installment. However, love the way Busy is coming out 😉👍take care, be blessed warm and safe too, sending lots of love hugs and prayers daily to you, Jaylena and and that precious baby girl of y'all's too (not mentioning her name her as promised 🤗💖)
@@isaacturnerit cool then, may just do something like that in the near future in my van when I'm done with my ceiling and walls, I'm going to finally get started on my van ceiling this weekend while weather is good and permitting, then the walls there after, etc. I so enjoy watching you and Jaylena on your bus builds, I love watching all sorts of van and bus builds, where I can also get tid bits of ideas that I may intergrade with my own ideas that would definitely make it my own unique ideas too for my own tiny home on wheels/campervan. Thanks Isaac for letting me know that it'll work for my van too😉👍 see you and Jaylena on your next videos, take care, be blessed warm and safe again too🤗💖👶💖🤗
Awesome video. Just bought a 40’ HDX and I know absolutely zero zero zero about electrical. Not looking forward to figuring it out on my own, but this helps a lot.
Hey Issac, Great channel, just stumbled into it a week ago and haven't really put it down. You've got a lot of great build ideas and practical innovations. A big one that stood out to me was leaving a space behind all the cabinets for running wire... its just so common sense and yet I hadn't thought of it. I went with this charge controller in the build that I'm doing, based off of @Will Prowse's channel. A MUST for off grind power! A cool thing to note is that if you install a shutoff for the solar panels, you can draw the full 50amps from the alternator charging, then when you're parked, turn the panels back on. I'm going to be installing a switch in an easy to access location for just this reason. Keep up the great work!
@@isaacturnerit hey, he’s got a complete breakdown of everything offgrid electrical.. but here’s what ya need ;) (different guy) ruclips.net/video/zNXIHRLw_jM/видео.html
Fantastic content again. I wanted flexible solar when I did my build, then thought how our climate in Aus is extremely hot and there's no airflow under the panels to keep them cool. Glad I decided to go with the rigid ones as people started having problems with them.
People say…if I can do it, anyone can blah blah blah. Isaac, you make me think I can do this! Dan-ger-ous. Lol. Much love to you two and baby from this Grants Pass girl in NC.
Isaac I Love this build,Love All the wood,Love the lighting & just Love Everything about it! So ENJOYed the Live last night, it was so Much Fun,it got kind of Wild & Hilarious!!!😂😂 Much Love & Respect!!!💙❤️💝
Isaac you did one hell of a job with your friend I love 💗 the videos of this bus 🚌 build want a great job with the Electric ⚡️ you and Jaylena did a great job on the rest of the the build love 💕 it love 💞 from Ohio Irene and god bless you and your family Jaylena and baby on the way
😍😍😍 Okay, this one is also going into my skoolie tip playlist. LOVE the lighting installed under the countertops and kick plate in the couch. OMG, that is awesome!!! Oh, and it was installed under the bed, too!! Brilliant! It looks so good!!! I heard that Renogy has the best DC to DC chargers. It's a bummer about this one only using 25amp from each deal, rather than 40amp. That probably explains the small, compact size of this unit. Thanks for letting us know! I would probably need the demands of the full 40amp.
Whew! I can breathe again! Didn't know if I could until this video hit. SO informative. I'm impressed that you were able to explain all that in under 30 minutes.
We have that same Renogy Charge Controller. Its been rock solid, but it wanted nothing to do with our new 450w/45v panels. Where is shined though is the DC2DC fuction. It's was a game changer!
CONGRATS on completing the electrical Isaac--& thank you to Danny for lending a hand!! ❤ Just subbed to their channel. Loved the video my friend!! -Hugs, Wanda 🤗
@@isaacturnerit do you live close by ? I think I no where you may be .will not say any thing .I am happy for you bath and keep praying for you all and baby ty to be health
So this is almost identical to what I had originally specked out for my bus until my wife wanted to go big. Great choices! I did see one video that suggested with the latest version of that charge controller you can get full 50amps from solar or alternator as long as the other was not hooked up. So the guy put cut off switches to his alternator and solar to make the charge controller think the weren’t there. Don’t know if this works or not, but might be worth trying.
Isaac you did an awesome job like you said trying new things n you nailed it I love what you do n keep up the good work my blessings go out to u both stay safe 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Almost done! 💜💜💜 Good Job Isaac, Jaylena & Little Izola ala Izzy. Btw her name is not on her Birth Certificate yet. So it’s not too late to change your minds.😍😘😇💖
Isaac…Thank you for the time and effort put into your content. I can tell that you absolutely LOVE what you do. For a first time skoolie builder, it will be a great help. I have a question though. Our shuttle bus that we recently purchased, already has dual alternators. I am pulling the engine for a rebuild and would like to make any upgrades to the alternators process. Is it a good idea to dedicate one alternator for the starter batteries and the other for the house batteries? What should the set up look like with a dedicated house battery alternator? Should I stay with 12 V or go to 24 or 48? I have so many questions lol, but any advice you can give would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much
Hey man! I’ve been using battery isolator switches in combo with mppt chargers but like your new combo unit however the input voltage is way too low on the unit you showed for the panels we use, do you know of another unit with 40volt, 600 watt inputs for solar?
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Excellent job Issac And Jaylena 👼👍have a Blessed Weekend ❤️❤️💕Thumbs 👍for Danny
Thanks Mary!!!! So hyped over here
@@isaacturnerit 🙏🙏
Good job guys, Have a great weekend ...God's blessings on you all 🙏🙏🙏💘💘💙
Thank you Coleen we are hypeeeed
God bless you...Ur so awesome cool with Than..
DANG, Isaac I pray Debbie does get that bus like she wants my friend. You'll be able to keep going forward with that cash and get Van Diesel sold faster. Love you kids, stay safe ALWAYS
Thank you Paul
I want to see those lights at night. This series is giving me a lot of ideas for my busses rebuild in the Spring. Thank you for explaining all of the pros and cons as you go along.
I can’t wait to see them at night too :)
You are amazing. You are a Duracell battery. Non stop working and always fully charged 💓👍🇬🇧. Also the way you explain and link everything in the description - simply put - you are thorough - detailed and communicate succinctly. Awesome.
Thank you
I love those strip lights. Especially the one In the garage area under the bed.
Thanks Alan
So impressed with you Issac and Jaylena! “The Dream Team” got it done!
Whoever gets this little home is going to love it! 😛💕
I hope so :)
TLC on this bus build. Looking so good for your deadline. Always great to get a buddy to help! If Debbie or whoever gets it, they can see in the videos how carefully you made every decision for another’s great bus experience.
💗💗💗
Isaac your an inspiration to all the bus and van builders and bus adventurer’s. Love watching your channel I like you show every aspect of each build show and describe why and how it works. Love your technique. Thanks for recognizing me on your lives and comment section to. Your great.
Randall I appreciate you being present on my channel!!! I don’t claim to know everything. I am learning as I go and sharing what I figure out to hopefully help someone.
Cool system! Renogy solar too? Thanks for taking the time to explain to us, everyone appreciates learning about the bus systems. Bussy is a Phenomenal and rare build!! Next to impossible to find such a expertly crafted bus. Congratulations on your skill and expertise.
Thank you very much
The bus looks good thus far. I admire your attention to detail and the way you tackle upgrading equipment. You are meticulous about what you do and that translates to a superior product.
Thank you
This may be my favorite little bus. Love how neat and clean the lines are. Y’all have done an amazing job especially considering everything you have going on. Hope you and Jaylena have a great time on a well deserved trip trying her out.
Thank you
Oh the lighting is on point
I looooooovvvvveeeeee it
What a great friend to have Danny is also really clever great job Danny 👌
He was a life saver
Isaac, she’s so purdy !!! Amazing job Brother !!! 💫
Thank you :)
I am proud of you Issac. I would only suggest in the future put your light buttons closer to the bed. I also would put control for heater closer to bed too.
I’ll take a look at it today. See if I could have done that
Danny is awesome! Thanks for helping Isaac.
Super grateful for him
You've out done yourself on this one Issac. You've really stepped up your game. It's so clean looking and it lights up! lol
Ha ha thanks I love that it lights up
You’re the man. It looks so great. Debbie is a Lucky Lady.
Thank you :)!
Very classy looking Isaac and Jaylena! You've done a beautiful job!
Thank you!
Every bus gets better and better!
Thank you
I'm loving the build and I like it when you talk and explain what you're doing . Your daughter will learn quite a bit between you and Jaylena teaching her. By the easy I love the name and reason behind it, as I commented on Jaylena's video. It made me cry. Best of luck to you and Jaylena. Sending all my love and prayers for the 3 of you. Keep on keepin on ✌️ ❣️
Thank you for being part of our community :)
@@isaacturnerit ty 😊
Really digging on the differences in the electrical system as well as all of the different lighting runs and outlets. You've got the juices flowing on some budding ideas. Thanks for another killer episode! Looking forward to the panel install and upcoming "window dressing". Keep rocking it! 😎✌️
Thanks homie hope this helps
Love it! TVM
💗
Hi Isaac! I love that Renogy have come up with that! My Sprinter has the usual feed from her battery to the house battery, but this is something so awesome. Nothing from nature goes to waste and I love that!
💗💗💗💗💗
I'm so happy for ya that everything electrical works as it's supposed to! Great work!
Thank ya Becca
It is so cool to watch you and Jaylena back to back on your seperate video's, and realy fun enjoyable watching u both 2gether,,💝💝💝😇😇😇😆😆
Thank you
Love love love the lighting 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
This build just looks soooo clean, down to the electrical outlets 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
looking back at skooliana you have progressed so much 👏🏼 you/you guys have done such a great job on this bus 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 superb job you guys 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you! This is very different design than skooliana and I love it so much
Hey Isaac! Another awesome video!
Thank you Pat
Those LEDs are awesome! Totally genius! I heard someone in the live say they wanted it 😥 Was hoping and praying for it to be my home on wheels. Already have everything BUT the ride lol. Even a Jackery 240, getting them to sponsor me I could get the 1000 or 1500 for the hair essential lol. I envision a different color and art on the outside, dreaming I guess. My lose! It's all good and happy for the new owner. She's a beauty. I already had a new name 🤣😂🤣 You rock my friend. ✌ Happy trail's 💜
She isn’t sold yet Debbe who knows where this bus will end up
@@isaacturnerit 😊
The pros about the Renogy all-in-one is it's cheaper than the individual ones, but the negative is it will only charge 30 or 50 amps max, which on a sunny day while driving is bad. That being said, I bought one and a 600W inverter new, but scratched up extensively, for $200. Worth it! I also have a 40A DC to DC converter I already bought, so maybe I'll run both, or put the other one on a switch. I bought the 20A, but Amazon sent me the 40A. Mom also had me order an 8x12 greenhouse, but they sent a 10x20, which actually was better in the end.
I love the little prairie dog popup at around 12:00. LOL
Lol 😝
Love the live stream yesterday. Yall rock it was crazy
Was wildly fun
Been saying your a bus builder master Isaac . Its a beautiful bussy💯👏🚍
Thanks :)!
Dude…this build is just wicked sweet!! I love it
Thank you!
Here's what I did with my controller/dc to dc. Add a switch between the solar to the charger. It doesn't make sense to give up 25 amps of charging when you're charging dc to dc. From solar, (especially with a smaller solar system) to only get maybe 10 +/- amps. The switch turns off any reading of there being solar there, and you then can put the total 50 into he battery. If you're stationary for a bit, and getting good sun, turn it back on. The dc to dc being on and you only getting 25 amps max won't matter because you will never get close to 25 amps with your system. I have 400 amps of solar, and I don't know if I ever maxed out. Maybe with a perfect day, perfect time, etc. You can test this by just disconnecting the solar and connecting it again to try both ways to be sure it works for you.
Got you. Thank you. I’ll look into this
Nice video on the electric. Link is showing 170 amp hour battery. We decided to go with the separate MPPT charge controller and a separate DC to DC charger. Best way to make sure that you don't burn out your alternator. We decided to connect the DC to DC charger to a separate power switch as we didn't see a need to have it running with 360 watts on the roof when driving on sunny days. We installed shore power the same way. No need for a 30 amp hookup. Love the under cabinet lighting and the ability to have it dimable. Making all of those electrical connections under the bed made my muscles sore for a few days. It's always good to have help from friends. Check out RV with Tito channel. He has some great ideas for installing flexible solar panels. You guys are in the home stretch!
Yeah I think I would do separate systems knowing what I know now. But if you are space conscious I think this is a good option
Cool, would that also work out good for a full sized van (a Custom 2000 GMC 1500 Savannah, 5.7 ltr engine), I like that electrical set up, I know not that easy, but simplified, on Busy. I may still eventually when I get ready to have something like this done in my van conversion build, get someone who knows how to do this installment. However, love the way Busy is coming out 😉👍take care, be blessed warm and safe too, sending lots of love hugs and prayers daily to you, Jaylena and and that precious baby girl of y'all's too (not mentioning her name her as promised 🤗💖)
Yeah this system could be put in anything :)
@@isaacturnerit cool then, may just do something like that in the near future in my van when I'm done with my ceiling and walls, I'm going to finally get started on my van ceiling this weekend while weather is good and permitting, then the walls there after, etc. I so enjoy watching you and Jaylena on your bus builds, I love watching all sorts of van and bus builds, where I can also get tid bits of ideas that I may intergrade with my own ideas that would definitely make it my own unique ideas too for my own tiny home on wheels/campervan. Thanks Isaac for letting me know that it'll work for my van too😉👍 see you and Jaylena on your next videos, take care, be blessed warm and safe again too🤗💖👶💖🤗
Awesome video. Just bought a 40’ HDX and I know absolutely zero zero zero about electrical. Not looking forward to figuring it out on my own, but this helps a lot.
Hey Issac,
Great channel, just stumbled into it a week ago and haven't really put it down. You've got a lot of great build ideas and practical innovations. A big one that stood out to me was leaving a space behind all the cabinets for running wire... its just so common sense and yet I hadn't thought of it.
I went with this charge controller in the build that I'm doing, based off of @Will Prowse's channel. A MUST for off grind power! A cool thing to note is that if you install a shutoff for the solar panels, you can draw the full 50amps from the alternator charging, then when you're parked, turn the panels back on. I'm going to be installing a switch in an easy to access location for just this reason.
Keep up the great work!
Got ya . Does he have a video on how to do that?
@@isaacturnerit hey, he’s got a complete breakdown of everything offgrid electrical.. but here’s what ya need ;) (different guy)
ruclips.net/video/zNXIHRLw_jM/видео.html
I like all of the new features!!! Good job.
Thank you Chandra
That was really informative. I like the way your not afraid to try new things.
Thanks we should always progress or we get left behind :)
Fantastic content again. I wanted flexible solar when I did my build, then thought how our climate in Aus is extremely hot and there's no airflow under the panels to keep them cool. Glad I decided to go with the rigid ones as people started having problems with them.
Ahhhhhh thank you for the tip
Nice job you guys! It's very neat and clean and no wires showing!
💗💗
People say…if I can do it, anyone can blah blah blah. Isaac, you make me think I can do this! Dan-ger-ous. Lol. Much love to you two and baby from this Grants Pass girl in NC.
Ha ha ha def! Anyone can :)
Isaac I Love this build,Love All the wood,Love the lighting & just Love Everything about it!
So ENJOYed the Live last night,
it was so Much Fun,it got kind of Wild & Hilarious!!!😂😂
Much Love & Respect!!!💙❤️💝
Last nights life was epic
Isaac you did one hell of a job with your friend I love 💗 the videos of this bus 🚌 build want a great job with the Electric ⚡️ you and Jaylena did a great job on the rest of the the build love 💕 it love 💞 from Ohio Irene and god bless you and your family Jaylena and baby on the way
Thank you I al very proud of this one
@@isaacturnerit your so welcome 🙏 thanks 🙏 for the video I loved 🥰 it
😍😍😍 Okay, this one is also going into my skoolie tip playlist. LOVE the lighting installed under the countertops and kick plate in the couch. OMG, that is awesome!!! Oh, and it was installed under the bed, too!! Brilliant! It looks so good!!!
I heard that Renogy has the best DC to DC chargers. It's a bummer about this one only using 25amp from each deal, rather than 40amp. That probably explains the small, compact size of this unit. Thanks for letting us know! I would probably need the demands of the full 40amp.
Yeah I’m putting the bigger one in mine :)
thank you for the perfect bus electrical template - cant wait to do mine exactly like this
💗💗
What a cool and clever man you are Issac your bus looks amazing, Ever who buys it will be getting a fantastic small bus conversion 👌
Great job , you are a man with a great technical mind. The bus is Looking good 👍
Thank you :)
Isaach, this video was excellent!! Your best one to date!!
Peace and love,
Tim
Thank you!
You are doing a wonderful job, very beautiful bus.
Thank you
Whew! I can breathe again! Didn't know if I could until this video hit. SO informative. I'm impressed that you were able to explain all that in under 30 minutes.
Ha ha I showed more and talked less
Isaac that's ass kicking love that electrical system looks great
Great video. I really like your other video too because it was more one on one step by step. I think both videos are useful. 😊
Thank ya
Isaac, well done...great install and most important...you didn't let the smoke out!!
Fosho
We have that same Renogy Charge Controller. Its been rock solid, but it wanted nothing to do with our new 450w/45v panels. Where is shined though is the DC2DC fuction. It's was a game changer!
Issac the lights are fantastic I like the Led strips better then puck lights and on a dimmer that's Perfect
Bussy looks so good!
Thank you I love it so far
Wow that a cool way of charging until for house battery and vehicle battery that a+ plus right there and bus looking really good 👍👌😊😋
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing! 🙏❤️👍🇺🇸
Thanks for watching
CONGRATS on completing the electrical Isaac--& thank you to Danny for lending a hand!! ❤
Just subbed to their channel. Loved the video my friend!! -Hugs, Wanda 🤗
Thank you for watching Wanda
Sharp! 🤩😎🤩
Thank ya
You and Danny really killed those jobs today. Looking so awesome 👌
Thanks yo so grateful for him
Awesome Issac the build looks great.
Thanks Melissa
I keep telling my husband I want a bus now lol. The lighting looks so great!
Ha ha ha get one :)
Hello I am been watching you for a long and I have seen you go past my apt on highway 58 Oakridge ,love to see you and jaylena .watch her for years .
Ha ha yeah we prolly go by there almost everyday :)
@@isaacturnerit do you live close by ? I think I no where you may be .will not say any thing .I am happy for you bath and keep praying for you all and baby ty to be health
I would have loved to see more detail on the electrical set up. I am enjoying watching this series though!
My longer videos are doing well.
Great job!!
Thank you
Looks great so far but what about covering some of the windows for insulation?
I have curtains just haven’t put them up yet
So this is almost identical to what I had originally specked out for my bus until my wife wanted to go big. Great choices! I did see one video that suggested with the latest version of that charge controller you can get full 50amps from solar or alternator as long as the other was not hooked up. So the guy put cut off switches to his alternator and solar to make the charge controller think the weren’t there. Don’t know if this works or not, but might be worth trying.
I like the all in units very nice and valuable 👍 👌 thanks ❤️ for sharing 😀 😊 👍
Thank you for watching
It’s a good look
Thank you :)
Looks good. Thanks to Danny for your help. I subscribed to your channel. Almost done! I'm looking forward to your tour in the bus Isaac.
Thank you Lorraine. Stoked to see this thang done
That was cool to watch brother, love when a plan comes together man, great video
A cool vid, lovely to watch, it's looking great!! Looks like you were lucky with the weather too...Best to yous 🍀🌸🍑🌹🌸🐎😎
The weather has been great lately :)
All of this is invaluable to my build
Thanks
Awesome!
Everything looks so good.
Wow looking sweet and it looks like you will be finished on time as usual..way to go Isaac ❤☘
Thank you Sandy
Looks great
I love it :)
Looking really great!
Thank you
Best bus build so far . Can't wait to] see more bus bui ppl s in future
Thank you Pat
Getting it done
Heck yeah!
@21:12 what is that orange/red balloon/ball like object? Suggestion: add another lagun table mount at bed - move table top as needed.
Oh that’s an afg fireball it’s a fancy fire extinguisher that will self ignite
@@isaacturnerit awesome and kinda cute. Doing a fantastic job.
@@patsykluting-lucas3804 thank ya
Where do you buy the fireballs from
@@ramblinrenee2678 quoradistribution.com/products/afg-fireball-modern-mosaic
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching :)
Omg I’m gonna have to go up there, so you can build my van 😁👍🏼
Isaac you did an awesome job like you said trying new things n you nailed it I love what you do n keep up the good work my blessings go out to u both stay safe 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you Felicia
BAM !! Just like YO YO yo
Yo
Almost done! 💜💜💜 Good Job Isaac, Jaylena & Little Izola ala Izzy. Btw her name is not on her Birth Certificate yet. So it’s not too late to change your minds.😍😘😇💖
Ha ha
looks pretty good job
Thank you :)
I really like this style video.
Great job.
Thank you :)
Awesome build Guys loved 🥰 the hole series of videos
Thanks for watching
Great rig!
Thanks!
Isaac…Thank you for the time and effort put into your content. I can tell that you absolutely LOVE what you do. For a first time skoolie builder, it will be a great help. I have a question though. Our shuttle bus that we recently purchased, already has dual alternators. I am pulling the engine for a rebuild and would like to make any upgrades to the alternators process. Is it a good idea to dedicate one alternator for the starter batteries and the other for the house batteries? What should the set up look like with a dedicated house battery alternator? Should I stay with 12 V or go to 24 or 48? I have so many questions lol, but any advice you can give would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much
Thank you for watching 💗
I so want you to build my Skoolie❣️
You can buy one I built :)
Trust me, if that becomes possible you’ll be the 1st to know❣️
Hey man! I’ve been using battery isolator switches in combo with mppt chargers but like your new combo unit however the input voltage is way too low on the unit you showed for the panels we use, do you know of another unit with 40volt, 600 watt inputs for solar?
That’s like this one no. You prolly have to get separate systems
Bro that's tight, like yoga pants!
How do you feel about the new Renogy charge controller? It’s been awhile and would like to hear your thoughts. Worth it?