How To make 12 volt connections for DIY van build conversion for dc dc charging or solar vanlife

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024

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  • @daedae999
    @daedae999 2 года назад

    Building my van soon and I will need to review this information! 😂

  • @WATCHLLS
    @WATCHLLS 2 года назад +1

    Also worked in the construction trades and had to chuckle when I saw your tool belt hanging in the background. Looks just like mine :)

    • @VanOfAction
      @VanOfAction  2 года назад

      LOL - being handy is certainly a good thing

  • @vandaddy-o2732
    @vandaddy-o2732 2 года назад +2

    Have you seen the heat shrink covers with low temp solder incorporated? Solder connect and protect with heat shrink wrap in one shot.

    • @VanOfAction
      @VanOfAction  2 года назад +1

      VanDaddy-O !! No I have not seen that !! I sounds like a great idea. I imagine you would need a heat gun, or at least a more constant heat source, for that. Thanks for contributing. Be well

  • @WATCHLLS
    @WATCHLLS 2 года назад +1

    Fellow Canadian Dave, Cheers Rob

    • @VanOfAction
      @VanOfAction  2 года назад +1

      Rob - HAPPY CANADA DAY - (or whatever) and I hope you're well

  • @vandaddy-o2732
    @vandaddy-o2732 2 года назад +1

    Nice job! Finally starting my build and every nugget of information is appreciated.

    • @VanOfAction
      @VanOfAction  2 года назад

      If one thing is true it's that there are a TON of ideas options and opinions when it comes to van builds. Are you posting photos anywhere ?

  • @historicrvnelson8215
    @historicrvnelson8215 Год назад +1

    just subscribed, thanks for being simple

    • @VanOfAction
      @VanOfAction  Год назад

      Hey There - thanks for watching and subscribing .... I'm a simple guy .... be well

  • @WATCHLLS
    @WATCHLLS 2 года назад

    A suggestion I came across on another channel is to use a cigarette lighter port and then plug in an USB adapter so down the road you can use a newer technology adapter.

    • @VanOfAction
      @VanOfAction  2 года назад

      Rob - yes a cigarette lighter port can be useful. BUT - it's a very low AMP transfer. That's the problem (in my opinion) with the Bluetti - it would take days, maybe weeks, to charge a battery. It makes no "cents" to me to use this system when you can build one with a 50 AMP DC-DC charger that can recharge a 100 AMP / Hour battery in a couple hours. Let me know if you'd like to talk about it. It's much easier than you can imagine. Dave

  • @cynthiacampbell2257
    @cynthiacampbell2257 11 месяцев назад

    Thank you! Thank you!! Thank you!!!

  • @terryrosenthal3692
    @terryrosenthal3692 2 года назад

    Thanks again for your knowledge. Can I do a 3-way switch that I can operate from 2 different switches?

    • @VanOfAction
      @VanOfAction  2 года назад

      Hi Terry - you sure can if you have a plan that calls for one - I've never seen one but it possible - There are 2 things to be careful of: 1. Be sure to buy the proper switch - it's called a Single Pole Double Throw switch (SPDT) - 2. During the roughin you'll have to be very careful about labeling the wires cause there will appear to extra red and the black will actually carry power. I found this video - the guy is wiring his house but it's a remote cabin on 12 volt. The wiring is correct. ruclips.net/video/K7z6EPFY1CM/видео.html - good luck and be well.