I managed to put a door there and sealed up the sides. If you’re able to find a good welder and metal bender, then maybe have them fix it up and just get a different heater etc. I would ideally go full electric, which is what we did in the end after we went part time. We have now sold the van so we don’t have it anymore.

The Vertical FOV is 45 degrees

@@theoteam4641 Thank you, for this information.

@@carlvaz your welcome

Hello, yes it is spring loaded. You can reach in from the top or the bottom but the top would be advised personally. If you want an easier job maybe you can take out the bumper which is not hard to do that way you have an easier access.

You can connect to the camera by following the instruction that comes with the camera and downloading the Reolink app

The tyres are great that’s, I have since sold the van. But we had to upgrade the front leaf suspension to heavy duty and that lifted the front up by 2-4” and helped so the front tyres didn’t rub when turning. Good luck and have fun 😊

Am great that this helped you to buy one. Its a great camera and with the recent firmware update it how as auto tracking horizontally 😊

@@theoteam4641 Thank you.

We ended up taking the lpg out completely after our fulltime vanlife finished and we went part time. I wished we went with full electric configuration to start with and have maybe 4 Tesla battery packs to make 20kwh which would have been great and less of a hassle in the end. But looking back at it, we did what we thought was right at the time.

I didn’t cover the screws but you can install yours how you want to suit your needs 😊

The new alternator is doing very well, i can’t fault it at all. Thanks for the suggestion for the camera work, I’ll keep trying to refine it.

We bought another one and replaced it, but after being full time and now part time, we have now taken it out completely and the van is just ran on electric which is way better than LPG 😊

Thanks. There settings within the camera app to maximise the resolution and also adjust the footage so it’s abit brighter. I increased the shadow and increased the brightness abit for the camera footage. On the phone it looks ok but on a mac or computer the full resolution is seen much better 😊. The camera is 4K 😊

I just used a universal jb I got from Amazon and you can get it from where, as long as it’s aluminium, you can mark out where you want to mount the camera and make sure it’s level, then just drill out the hole or use a self tapping screws then use stainless steel screws to secure the camera in place don’t forget to seal up any holes with silicon that’s UV resistance. Are you part of the Facebook group, I am active there am called chinaka 😊

Thank you, am glad you liked it. 😊

Your welcome, the box I used is just a normal aluminium box. I added a extra holes in it to make sure that the camera is straight and sealed it up with silicone. Hope that helps 😊

@@theoteam4641 Cool. I’ll use this hack too 😀

That’s great, am glad your like it 😊

Thanks for that, it’s a shame we didn’t know about this. We have taken it out now and it’s all electric van now with no gas lol

Is the damaged boiler for sale?

@@JohnSmith-le3lg it’s already been sold awhile ago

Do you just use solder to fill the split or do you use a repair patch soldered to it? Mine is burst on the top left but it’s on a bend so it would be tricky to get a patch to fit over it nicely.

Am glad the video was helpful 😊

Mine isn’t either

It sure is, it’s light and easy to clean plus you can get it in different pattern even wood effect lol

Thanks

Wow good luck. If it’s the same size it should be easy, maybe 30mins work. What took longer was running new upgraded wire to handle the new higher amps at 12V. Good luck 😊

Hello, I just attached a P shaped seal on the door and that worked great

Hello it’s been a while but I used a 12mm socket set and put it on the nut that you can pull on for the tensioner which helps you release the belt

@@theoteam4641 Ok, did you have to turn the nut or just pull to release tension

@@markharris7715 it’s a fixed nut, as you pull it up towards you, it releases the tension and then you can pull the belt out

Thanks, she is actually 8 1/2 months now and wants to walk ( well while she holds my hands ) lol

That’s very true, and we found most of the weight would come from payload.

Nope, it’s a single passenger seat. Some one is come like that.

I actually have it for sale if your looking to buy one

@@theoteam4641 Thats very interesting, what are you asking for the seat and base?

@@londonjacks8371 it’s the seat that is all in one with the base. Message me on Instagram and we could talk 😊

We have taken out all the Lpg out of the van now and have now gone full electric as we are no longer fulltime but use it for weekends etc. I’ll say the best thing to do is to make sure you have a drain valve built into the system to allow you to drain to so water does not freeze inside the system etc. have fun on your trip and hope nothing happens to the heater

I've got one Guys and it won't fire up... it's brand freakin new...

Not for the video, but we used the bikes and loved it. We don’t have them at the moment as we are now part time vanlifer and didn’t want them to just be kept in storage. If we ever have need for them we would buy them again no problem 😊

I got it from a aluminium profile company based in Leicestershire

But if I had to do it again I’ll use a different aluminium so that way I could get an extra 30mm space 😊

Sorry to hear about your heater broken. Message me on Instagram and we can talk about it. I don’t have the heater anymore as I sold it, but I found a website that sells some parts for the heater, hopefully the have them part your looking for. You can find out Instagram page link on our RU-vid home page.

Oh no sorry to hear it happened to you also, so far this third one has been working great so far. Ya the first one was great until the pipe burst, second one wasn’t great. I’ll contact the people who you bought it from and send it back as it’s faulty and get a refund for it. I hope you get something back.

@@theoteam4641 I'm still not getting anywhere with the seller or imass, imass told me that the fault code was the water sensor which I replaced and it still didn't fix it, so I've swapped the ecu over with the new one and it's working, so now I've got to try and get a new one from them, and sell off one of them to get some of my money back but the futures not going to be good if it breaks down again.

@@blueiceplus that’s not good, the ecu falls under the warranty so it should be fixed without issue hmm

That’s amazing 😊

I have 15A on the unit because it’s a 24V system. I later changed the fuse to 20A Midi fuse instead as it’s better for the system. I have seen it hit as high as 22A each charger. Plus victron says it’s max is 35A so as long as the fuse is less than that but higher than the nominal amperage then it’s ok as long as your wire is rated higher than the highest amperage etc

Anytime 😊

I got 2020 to use bot found it was abit small so I used it on the roof box, then got 3030 and use that throughout the whole van build inside and found it perfect. If your having a fixed bed etc, I would suggest 4545 or 4040 so that way you don’t have to have allot of support in your bed frame

@@theoteam4641 Wicked... Thanks

@@theoteam4641 Hi..when you used 30/30.. did you still use M6 bolts nuts? Thanks

@@goingmouch3753 yup I used that with the whole build with 3030 series