Honda Fit Solar Tiny Home Conversion! Must See

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  • Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024

Комментарии • 38

  • @curiousdog1207
    @curiousdog1207 Год назад +10

    Why didn't just install a Honda roof rack and then install your stuff to the rack without destroying your roof by drilling holes?

    • @haydenshores7252
      @haydenshores7252 Год назад +2

      That's exactly what I was thinking

    • @em3rge1
      @em3rge1 10 месяцев назад

      He's an electrician I'm assuming cus this was the dumbest thing I've ever seen just ruined the car smh 🤦

    • @aaronweiser5421
      @aaronweiser5421 5 месяцев назад +1

      OMG, I cringed when i saw that.Good luck with the rain and rust in those huge holes. Regardless of the silicone. Also lowered the value of the car drastically. Poor girl

    • @whydontyouaskme
      @whydontyouaskme 5 месяцев назад

      @@aaronweiser5421it’s also just a garbage Japanese brand, no matter what it’s worthless Japanese junk. Also he probably owns Japanese car now.

  • @itsmedeka
    @itsmedeka Год назад +9

    The way he just drilled through the roof of the car like that proves how unprofessional this guy is, he basically attached that entire roof setup to the weakest and thinnest part of the roof. I wouldn’t want this guy touching anything I own.

    • @gbob1980
      @gbob1980 Год назад +1

      He should have drill on the frame of the roof, its more rigid and way stronger.

    • @FeelsOnWheels
      @FeelsOnWheels Год назад

      It’s not his car.🧐

    • @VRChance
      @VRChance Год назад +2

      yeah I like the idea of this build other than the heavy ass bed and the roof rack design. should've just used an off the shelf rack like the dude with the gen3 fit vanlife build. otherwise if he just used a light material for his frame and cleaned it up a bit this would be sick. Still isn't bad.

    • @aaronweiser5421
      @aaronweiser5421 5 месяцев назад

      Its that girls car, i feel sorry for her..

  • @HondaFit4Adventure
    @HondaFit4Adventure 2 года назад +9

    Your solar panel is the perfect size and shape for your FIT!
    May I suggest using 3/4" wooden planks to build your bedframe. These are cheaper and much lighter.
    If you decide to stick with the 2x10's or 2x12's, you can drill them holes in them reducing the weight of the bed frame by at least 30%
    #SafeTravels friend. I hope to see you out on the road.

  • @myc0p
    @myc0p Год назад

    Love how those puzzle pieces FIT!

  • @skyleryeatman
    @skyleryeatman 2 года назад +2

    Nice editing, really well done video. I like how you went a little higher with the bed platform to give yourself just that much more storage. I'm actually about to built a rooftop solar shower on one side just like you, you did a great job on that custom roof rack, let me know how you like it! Want to do an awning on the other side though, just to extend the 'house' a little. Great stuff keep it coming!!

    • @legacyroofingutah9766
      @legacyroofingutah9766  2 года назад

      Thanks for your support and feedback! Best of luck to you on your build. Any questions let me know and I'll do my best to help you out.

  • @jay6817
    @jay6817 Год назад +1

    For the 'background' music. Best to fade out to lower volume, when talking.
    Be good to see a productionized version. Especially one that doesn't involve screwing into the roof.😊

  • @lone982
    @lone982 6 месяцев назад +1

    Just excellent.... But i don't think I will be drilling holes in the roof of my Jazz...( What the Fit is called in Australia).

  • @crissgen
    @crissgen Год назад +1

    Thanks for the video, how long is your bed ?

  • @cronstrubzo
    @cronstrubzo 2 года назад

    holy shit.. this is exactly what i was looking for. great job!

  • @exploracaooeemocao
    @exploracaooeemocao Год назад +1

    TOP - VERY GOOD- EU TENHO UM FIT E ESTOU MONTANDO UM MINI MOTOR HOME TAMBEM .. 👏👏

  • @bill1828
    @bill1828 Год назад +2

    If you need to get to your spare tire, do you have to remove the frame (and presumably your solar setup inside the trunk area) first?

    • @PlanterSanSama
      @PlanterSanSama 10 месяцев назад +1

      I was thinking the same thing

  • @agustinmarch2842
    @agustinmarch2842 Год назад

    Enjoy now.

  • @destroyer2203387
    @destroyer2203387 11 месяцев назад

    Soo cool. Next im do its bigeest solar panel and behind solar heater rectangle storage

  • @anadc9
    @anadc9 6 месяцев назад

    Nice! What year Fit and model is this? Would love to see any updates. Thank you!

  • @lone982
    @lone982 6 месяцев назад

    Just wondering how you cook? Is it away from the car? I saw another Fit video where the guy had a sliding piece of wood, under the bed, that he could pull out to cook on.

  • @taniavidanaitalia7167
    @taniavidanaitalia7167 2 года назад +1

    Ciao ragazzi, ma che bella idea, lo farò anch'io, mi sono appena iscritto al vostro canale

    • @legacyroofingutah9766
      @legacyroofingutah9766  2 года назад +1

      Grande! Spero che tu abbia trovato questa build e le idee utili per la tua build.

  • @user-kb8vd8bf4u
    @user-kb8vd8bf4u 3 месяца назад

    👍

  • @venividivicipartita3750
    @venividivicipartita3750 2 года назад

    Is there a Link to these products, so we can check em

    • @legacyroofingutah9766
      @legacyroofingutah9766  2 года назад

      Rich Solar 200 Watt Panel: (add tilt frame)
      richsolar.com/products/200-watt-solar-panel
      Lion Energy UT 1300 Lithium Battery:
      lionenergy.com/products/lion-safari-ut-1300
      MPP Solar Charger Inverter all-in-one:
      watts247.com/product/pip1012lv-mk-stackable-12v-1000w-up-to-9kw-single-split-and-3-phase-optional/
      Wood, carpet and Tubing from Home Depot / Lows
      Hope this helps! Best of luck with your build. Any questions let me know and I'll try to help you out.

  • @richardgalarza7882
    @richardgalarza7882 2 года назад

    Sorry but Im a noob to this but how big of a water tank does this setup carry? Have the same car.

    • @legacyroofingutah9766
      @legacyroofingutah9766  2 года назад +1

      about 7 gallons with the 4 in pipe, any more and it will be too heavy, 7 gallons is about the max weight you want to put up there on the roof. Enough for a quick shower for 1 person or plenty for daily dishwashing and basic water needs.

    • @richardgalarza7882
      @richardgalarza7882 2 года назад

      @@legacyroofingutah9766 Thank for responding and your wonderful vid!

    • @legacyroofingutah9766
      @legacyroofingutah9766  2 года назад

      @@richardgalarza7882 No problem and good luck on the project.