Building our New Home! Month 4! 

Yeah but how long does it take to charge. Construction sights can’t wait around for a battery to charge.

Well from what I have learned about them, the charging time differs depending on how you charge it. Also on a sunny day like they had, if they needed it to run other stuff besides the lights I believe you can connect the solar panels once the sun comes up and charge it while you use it. The downside is you have to look at how many life cycles the product has.

@@That_red_7.3 radiation? What are you talking about?

@@VanlifeReality he said in the video I think 45min to get 80%

@@That_red_7.3 batteries don’t give off radiation….but huffing gas fumes will cause you health issues fyi

I was literally just going to say that, I saw this and said "your building another house?"

5 years ago, yes. We have videos explaning stuff.

You are right. Houses built in the 1900’s are better built than the multi million dollar mansions of today.

I also wonder why they have wood and cardboard houses.

Have they hard of brick walls or concrete walls its hilarious

Certain areas do have those in the US every state kinda has a different primary material based on weather insulation and so on. Like Utah has a lot of brick and concrete houses​@@modelwhhyyy

In Florida all houses (at least the first floor) are concrete and are super secure. I couldn't live comfortably live in a wood frame house being used to block.

not YOUR house is it? But more importantly, you're not paying for it.

@@Ela-cw7fiit was an opinion…people are still aloud to have those, ya know?

What 🤯🤯🤯🤯

I’m sure the architects knew exactly what they were doing.

Still a investment at the end of the day. Go big or go home

Solar

Hook up some solar panels to it

how you going fuel a gas generator with the power out? use a fuel pump? LOL they need power to work

Lol he had full tesla solar in his old home

@@Smarthomelawyer i have solar as well but not that many people have solar to begin with

To answer you or not to answer you…? 🤔😗… That is the question. 🤷‍♀️😗… My dad loved to talk religion and politics to so many random people. The two topics that you’re not supposed to talk about. 😆🤣😄…😙 However, before he began any conversation or debate then he established some ground rules that required everyone to demonstrate themselves with respect to the position and feelings of the other person and if it is that they could not convince them in their conversation or debate then the final rule was to be able to respectfully agree to disagree. Statement of fact on personal beliefs and political opinions was just not something my dad was willing to say or support. I would often hear him express himself with “I feel… and/or I believe…” and by doing, so then he respectfully was able to communicate his thoughts, feelings and beliefs. While I could see that he was quite interested to see the thoughts, feelings and beliefs in the reply from the other person. It was a lot of fun for him to have these lively debates but he always expected a decent amount of respect and boundaries for everyone involved. I was raised that “faith is believing in something that is not seen but is true”. That’s extremely hard to prove and with that in mind then I respectfully do not agree with every religion, political thought or belief but I do believe in respecting people’s choices, feelings and beliefs at the least… unless those choices, feelings and beliefs are clearly intrusive and harmful to me being able to practice the same respect and boundaries that I try to afford to those around me. 😌💕 You could be right in your beliefs and feelings or not… but I think people might listen more if we considered how we approached it. Thank you!

Interesting… I tried to make a polite reply to this comment about their approach regarding someone else’s beliefs and religion and it seems to be taken down… but the comment that doesn’t seem to be very polite or thoughtful to other people’s beliefs and religion remains. 🤔 I wasn’t trying to be supportive or discouraging in either way. Just thoughtful about trying to give/get the same consideration and respect to what someone believes… regardless whether I agree with them. 🤔 Let’s see if this comment disappears too while the original comment I was replying to stays? 😗 We don’t have to agree with each other but I don’t think we need to tell someone that their beliefs and religion are wrong. We can express our thoughts and feelings of what we believe better than this and still try to convince the other person with better communication. That’s all I was trying to say.

LOL. The majority of American houses are wood.

@@djplonghead5403 no wonder they all blow away in tornados

Don't need vapor barier here in the desert. Less than 1% of the homes do a vapor barrier here.

Hes gonna yse solar to recharge and use energy storage like tesla power storage. My friend can live several days just relying on tesla power storage. And alot cheaper bc ur using the sun

Geez

Facts

Exactly

Yes I want that!

So…….???? Your so raciest

Please tell us….what other products offer superior internal parts and is scratch resistant. I am not being sarcastic…I really want to know. Please and thank you.

The whole HOA area is staggered.

@@djplonghead5403 ya I definately wouldn’t want to be in the lower staggered areas whenever there’s a bad rain storm . Run off water from the neighbors is gonna go straight into the lower staggered areas during big storms.

3.6k its actually more expensive xd

You're very creepy.

@@StuffTested when your job is to find things, you get good at it.😁

That temple gave it away.

Going to assume a Mormon Temple

@@CautionCones00 Thanks, quite an interesting building

Yep. That is a Mormon temple. Some of the designs are quite beautiful.

It’s a place invented by Joseph Smith originally to do secret weddings to children and other women he wasn’t able to get legally married to. He created special clubs and levels of heaven that can be unlocked by doing more things the Mormon tell you to do. Definitely an interesting building, plenty of information is out there.