Every hole you drill into that van still stresses me out! haha... Very cool and can't wait to see what you do with the dash, those are the fines touches that bring it all together
Hell yeah brother I just ordered some badass new lights for my 7.3 shuttle bus and I'm about to install a super camera system to keep sticky fingers away.
While way too late to make a difference on my comment, I saw one van build where video security cameras were mounted underneath the rear view mirrors (aimed backwards). The builder also installed a 3rd camera into the same housing as the van's backup camera. But hey, I haven't built my own van yet so I'm just sitting hear in the peanut gallery (and really enjoying your videos).
Can you share info on your camera system? What cameras and monitor did you use? What switches, cables, etc. I am interested in installing cameras on my van so that I can see what is happening outside when I am in the van forward to hearing from you!
I think the last time you recorded having fun, was with your friends on a cool treasure hunt😉 for big 🤑 Man what a sweet looking van so professional 👍 Stay safe and see you next Sunday ✌️
Dimity Long exactly right!! It has been a while and that is our #1 video by a long shot!! This van has currently taken over my life but It is a short term sacrifice for a long term goal, if it goes as planned we will have all the time in the world to play some more gold hunts!!
Isn't 40 amp to little for 2 long light bars and 2 spots? 40 amp is for one lightbar. i thing you need at least 100 amp relay. Arent you afraid of rust and water inside your van? When you are in ice cold temperature. The screw will be ice cold inside your van will be warm. the the screw will condensate and drip water. I'm not sure the English word. But you need to have a barrier to privent cold to go straight into your van. I love your build and videos!! Just a tip/question. You have always tought about privent rust. But you scrw treu your van will bring the cold in to the hot inside... need Thermo barrier.
I appreciate your input, I believe you should limit holes in roof as much as possible but as long as you seal it properly with good sealants it is not an issue.
Didn’t think to put a light bar in the back of the van. Great idea 💡 that I will use
awesome job
Let there be light !!
Rose Smith and light there will be.... haha thanks for watching!!
Again Winning through another solid video...
Keep it up..👍
Greg Lautner thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed! Winning!!
Every hole you drill into that van still stresses me out! haha... Very cool and can't wait to see what you do with the dash, those are the fines touches that bring it all together
Kurtis Wagner HAHAH Me too and I have drilled every single hole... Interior starts very soon, can't wait to show you whats in store!
Sweet lighting kit Jeff !!
Sam B thank you for watching, they were a great price and work flawless....
Hell yeah brother I just ordered some badass new lights for my 7.3 shuttle bus and I'm about to install a super camera system to keep sticky fingers away.
great job /you do good work /thanks much
While way too late to make a difference on my comment, I saw one van build where video security cameras were mounted underneath the rear view mirrors (aimed backwards). The builder also installed a 3rd camera into the same housing as the van's backup camera. But hey, I haven't built my own van yet so I'm just sitting hear in the peanut gallery (and really enjoying your videos).
Can you share info on your camera system? What cameras and monitor did you use? What switches, cables, etc.
I am interested in installing cameras on my van so that I can see what is happening outside when I am in the van forward to hearing from you!
I think the last time you recorded having fun, was with your friends on a cool treasure hunt😉 for big 🤑 Man what a sweet looking van so professional 👍 Stay safe and see you next Sunday ✌️
Dimity Long exactly right!! It has been a while and that is our #1 video by a long shot!! This van has currently taken over my life but It is a short term sacrifice for a long term goal, if it goes as planned we will have all the time in the world to play some more gold hunts!!
I love the “Zee” clips Jeff !!
Harry T not bad for only a hammer and a vise hey!!! I impressed myself honestly!!
Love roof lights!!! Can’t wait to see them out from under the tent!!
Great video. I'm getting one of these to work underground in the mines and was looking for ideas on light bars so I can see. I subscribed
Isn't 40 amp to little for 2 long light bars and 2 spots? 40 amp is for one lightbar. i thing you need at least 100 amp relay. Arent you afraid of rust and water inside your van? When you are in ice cold temperature. The screw will be ice cold inside your van will be warm. the the screw will condensate and drip water. I'm not sure the English word. But you need to have a barrier to privent cold to go straight into your van.
I love your build and videos!! Just a tip/question. You have always tought about privent rust. But you scrw treu your van will bring the cold in to the hot inside... need Thermo barrier.
You are so great at this! Also, your wire and relay harness link is expired.
Super cool I wish I had those brackets 🤦🏽♂️my light bar on my van touches the roof
Are the cameras worth the jerry rigging and extra holes in the van?
Is there a video for installing the switches?
Where did you find your 4 wire cable entry box. We cant find any more than 2!
Could these types of lights also be hooked up to a 12v fusebox that is powered off of a 500Ah lithium ion battery bank?
Question Jeff, did you disconnect the battery before hooking up the positive side?
Yes I did, actually had the battery completely out of the van and only hooked it up to test!
I think that is the most horrible idea to install eniting on roof with so many holes drilled.
I appreciate your input, I believe you should limit holes in roof as much as possible but as long as you seal it properly with good sealants it is not an issue.
Why didn't you go with rivnuts for the mounting? Wouldn't have to have pulled the shelve and headliner.