2017 Pleasure-Way Plateau TS Tour 

Absolute pros, I am an engineer and all these guys working on the build are top notch bar none!

I enjoyed this video so much that I actually bought one!

Presentation is great and professionally done and not so many found in youtube. The design is modern. The cabinetry can be more lighter and modern. I worked in a multinational company as an electrical engineer in plant construction and found that German and Japanese electrical hardwares are the best and some industrial ones I saw will last forever if you don't break it manually. some of the USA made is great, but now a days many are produced in China with inferior materials. some of the hardwares are german made in this CV.

Having worked on aircraft electrical systems, I appreciate your attention to detail with your wiring. This ensures reliability and longevity. I will consider your brand! Ed Victory, Lancaster CA

Thanks for this beautiful presentation!

This is the nicest motor home I have ever seen

the best quality vehicle I have seen from America . Beautiful engineering .

Oh my I love that one and the plan that they made out of it....sure looks comfortable for driving..

This is a gorgeous coach. I think I'd prefer to remove the sink/vanity in the bathroom for a much larger shower space. Or go with a flip up sink. Pleasure Way products seem to be very well made, with an attention to detail that transcends a beautiful space. Well built and so beautiful!

Excellent and thorough. Thank you

13:14 I'd recommend using a wiring track for the rear TV instead of black wireloom and exposed clips.

I like that the Benz safety stuff is still in the van ... not a stripped chassis!!

Not to criticize, but... 6:04 “If the green light is on, it means the circuit is open and functioning...” I understand the confusion - a retail store that is operating is said to be “open for business”, and you open a valve to let water flow. And “closed” means the opposite. But in electrical circuits, it’s different. A circuit is essentially a closed loop around which electrons flow. Electrons flow from the “hot” or “high pressure” output of a generator or battery, then pass though the load (releasing their energy), then return to the “low pressure” side of the power source. Much like blood through our circulatory system or refrigerant through a refrigerator. If the loop is cut (i.e., it’s “open”), then the electrons cannot flow. So a functioning circuit has to be _closed_ circuit. An open circuit is one in which current _doesn’t_ (can’t) flow. So, to summarize: *Closed circuit* = current flowing normally (for example, a switch is in the “on” position, circuit breaker is closed, etc.) *Open circuit* = current NOT flowing. (e.g., a switch is in the “off” position, circuit breaker open, a loose wire becomes disconnected, etc.) And for extra credit: A *short circuit* = a defect where current is bypassing the load and returning back to its source before releasing its power through the load. That’s why it’s called “short” - because the current is taking a shortcut back to its source without going through the load first. (The load could be a light fixture, an appliance, etc.) This could happen for a number of reasons, including worn or damaged insulation that allows the current to escape and take an alternate route ("the path of least resistance") back to the power source. The load provides resistance to the current flow. If the current bypasses the load, there is nothing to limit the flow of current, and you will have an extremely high current flow, causing damage, overheating, and possibly a fire. That's what fuses and circuit breakers are for - to _open_ the circuit (break the loop) if the current flow gets too high.

Is that a GFI plug in the bathroom--how does that not get wet with the shower?

Been watching since the channel started i was your 10th subscriber! And ill never unsubscribe

Great video! I am a disabled veteran and I love the attention to detail in the engineering and craftsmanship in building this home away from home. I am adding it to my list of things I want this year. I really want the 4x4 option is that special order?

How about 4x4...bigger batteries...more solar panels

3:22 It's not "amps per hour", it's just *amps.* An ampere is a rate of current flow (specifically, one coulomb of electric charge per second), analogous to "gallons per minute" for water flow. You wouldn't say "gallons per minute per hour", and likewise, you don't say "amps per hour" (i.e., coulombs per second per hour).

I would also like to add that you guys really need to colour up those black wire sleeves.... Or the clamps used.... so that its easy for any tech to search a short.... or wire issue in the coach.

I wish I could afford one of these. The side of the Van still looks a bit busy, I wish it had a smoother look on the outside..

I just always wondering if you buy it for over 100k lifetime of it as a usual car which is 10-15 years what are you going to do then if you live in travel van full time?

Beautiful RV!!! Can you please tell me the dimensions of the bathroom (including ceiling height) ? Thank you!

LITHIUM BATTERIES 👍👍👍

Great presentation shame they're not available in England.

If the bathroom is completely water tight, why does it need a shower curtain?

Have a question about the lithium Batteries. do they have the problem phone batteries have, heat up, explode and catch fire.? That's my only concern. Otherwise its a great camper van. awesome features.

upon examining the "breaker box"... he says the green light means the circuit is open and working. does he really mean closed circuit?

Any plans to incorporate collision avoidance?

If Steve Jobs made RVs it would be a Pleasure-Way.

a girl can dream......

HOW MUCH?! Is the camper available in Europe?

It is a shame that Pleasure Way hasn't improved their interior design. Ugly black appliances and flooring and fabrics. Love the radius cabnets-finaly, a touch of luxury detail.

Very Nice unit, but I truly like the European counterparts in many more ways

💖love it! wow! 😇😎😀

This is so cool! How much does it cost?

Nice I love it

nice representation

Does Roadtrek use animal skins in standard production products.

How much is it

USB plugs? Many manufactures do not seem up with these. Why? Not having computer power aids has no excuse!

4x4 and bigger batteries .... 4x4 would be something the manufacturer should offer.... bigger batteries... a person can find those themselves, but 4x4 .... that should be under a warranty.

it doesnt work as well as a van as the california

That's not Dean.

Nice, way out of my price range haha