A bit of a reality check might be in order mate. How much do you pay for this content? Last I saw it was free. Do you reckon it’s easy to create, edit and film all of this full time? I don’t mind watching a small sponsored piece in order to enjoy the content, neither should you. You think you’d be thankful and appreciative instead of putting people down.
Got lucky and you popped up in my feed. Really enjoyed this one. Looking forward to watching more. Have you had any bad crashes on the one wheel? Noticed your sweet rc up on the shelf. I've recently retired and we are talking about trying out the nomad lifestyle. Any tips or tricks I might not find in all your videos? New sub for sure! Thanks for sharing. Enjoy the ride
Great Bluetti commercial but once it goes to zero you have an even bigger problem. 1200 to 1800 watts of solar should do it and 800-1000ah plus of LiFePo4 batteries. Because once you have enough power you will use more for sure.
Thanks for reviewing these things. I have a vintage Dodge Roadtrek van and want more power for times I can’t plug in. Just that the two things that are important take the most power. I like using a plug in floor heater. And the AC unit. Both of those are prob 1500 -1800w. Do you think that could run them?
My biggest power consumption is running the three refrigerators. I have a Truma C60, which we only use as a freezer and barely get into. I have the big TC75 set power dual zone fridge freezer, which is our primary food storage, and then I have the new set power RV45S which is just for snacks and drinks in the Jeep and normally runs off the Jeep battery, though lately we have been supplementing with a small battery bank from Setpower. The device that pulls the most wattage is our combination oven air fryer rotisserie it’ll pull up to 1500 W, but it’s never on for more than 40 minutes usually only long enough to toast bagels or reheat leftovers. Because I have such good cell reception and most the places I’ve been the last six months I haven’t been bringing Starlink with me so I don’t have to power the Starlink through the inverter. I have three portable solar battery banks, as well as a 200W solar panel for the trailer that I can run everything off of. But right now we have the luxury of leaving the trailer as a Basecamp in campgrounds where it can trickle charge the battery and have shore power when needed.
Bluetti.. yup I been testing my PS54 and AC 180 the past 16months. Both have good service, with my 700 watts. Def want a 2000WH next time. Enjoy that backup supply🤙🤙🏁🏁🇺🇸🇺🇸🔧🛠️🔧
I bought the Bluetti EB150 years ago because of seeing it on your videos. I use it every day and have never had a problem with it. Other than being heavy I LOVE it.
Yeahhh....another "disguised " commercial....
New drinking game:
* slam one back each time you hear 'Bluetti'.
Blitz city...
Another commercial
@@jameshurd4815 Full. Time. Job.
He SHOULD get that bag.
Boo hoo. Don't watch then.
@@deadinmydreams ok
A bit of a reality check might be in order mate. How much do you pay for this content? Last I saw it was free. Do you reckon it’s easy to create, edit and film all of this full time? I don’t mind watching a small sponsored piece in order to enjoy the content, neither should you. You think you’d be thankful and appreciative instead of putting people down.
Got lucky and you popped up in my feed. Really enjoyed this one. Looking forward to watching more. Have you had any bad crashes on the one wheel? Noticed your sweet rc up on the shelf. I've recently retired and we are talking about trying out the nomad lifestyle. Any tips or tricks I might not find in all your videos? New sub for sure! Thanks for sharing. Enjoy the ride
Man the the chem trails in the sky are carazy , they sprayed hard
Noticed.
For a decade, zero trails.
Suddenly, a couple months ago, they are back?
Great Bluetti commercial but once it goes to zero you have an even bigger problem. 1200 to 1800 watts of solar should do it and 800-1000ah plus of LiFePo4 batteries. Because once you have enough power you will use more for sure.
Welcome to the cab over 4x4 club
Thanks for reviewing these things. I have a vintage Dodge Roadtrek van and want more power for times I can’t plug in. Just that the two things that are important take the most power. I like using a plug in floor heater. And the AC unit. Both of those are prob 1500 -1800w. Do you think that could run them?
Enjoyed
I'm totally back into your channel with this camper. I love that thing!
My biggest power consumption is running the three refrigerators. I have a Truma C60, which we only use as a freezer and barely get into. I have the big TC75 set power dual zone fridge freezer, which is our primary food storage, and then I have the new set power RV45S which is just for snacks and drinks in the Jeep and normally runs off the Jeep battery, though lately we have been supplementing with a small battery bank from Setpower. The device that pulls the most wattage is our combination oven air fryer rotisserie it’ll pull up to 1500 W, but it’s never on for more than 40 minutes usually only long enough to toast bagels or reheat leftovers. Because I have such good cell reception and most the places I’ve been the last six months I haven’t been bringing Starlink with me so I don’t have to power the Starlink through the inverter. I have three portable solar battery banks, as well as a 200W solar panel for the trailer that I can run everything off of. But right now we have the luxury of leaving the trailer as a Basecamp in campgrounds where it can trickle charge the battery and have shore power when needed.
Most enjoyable feature-length Bluetti 180 advert I've ever seen lol. You make it fun. Bluetti better be sponsoring you!
Before I watch your video, I gotta say that you need to get a better bike rack pronto
No more gladiator?
Are you charging your e bike off the BLUETTI?
love the sky, full of chemtrails ruining your solar yield
That was a looooooooooooooooong commercial.
Beautiful nature 🌳 Hello Phil and Corry 👋❤❤
I bet keeping that mullet less greasy is an issue?!
Thanks for sharing.
Live the life my friend
My friend has 8 rabbits.
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Bluetti.. yup I been testing my PS54 and AC 180 the past 16months. Both have good service, with my 700 watts. Def want a 2000WH next time. Enjoy that backup supply🤙🤙🏁🏁🇺🇸🇺🇸🔧🛠️🔧
I bought the Bluetti EB150 years ago because of seeing it on your videos. I use it every day and have never had a problem with it. Other than being heavy I LOVE it.
My solar array is 1000 watts and my battery bank is 700amphrs
I have herd that you can find a local guy that rebuilds starters and alternators and he can boost them to real big
What’s in your herd?
Hoos in your herd?
Her'd.
Hi Son. You’re the best. - Mom