This is so true...everyone has to figure out what type of RV'er they are. The lifestyle you choose will make a HUGE difference just as it does in a regular house. Cooking at home vs eating out. Campground vs boondocking. Huge cost savings right there. Keep up the great videos! I love that your channel is growing and I look forward to following you guys. I am just getting my channel up and running since I retired from the military.
Our style includes National Parks, State Parks, and boondocking. If "RV Park" is in the name, we typically avoid it. Solar and lithium is great! God job guys!
Yes we have a couple of videos. We had ours installed but since we have added more panels ourselves. We use lion energy lithium and they have been killer! Let me know if you have any more questions. lionenergy.com/discount/adventure15?redirect=%2F%3Fafmc%3Dadventure15 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-F-8HQ8y6yeM.html
Our RV repairs have all felt far more intimidating until we started working on them. We have yet to have a repair that we couldn’t tackle. Thanks for the tips, guys!
Nice video I really enjoy it. I live in apt but I have a truck with a topper on it and I camp in it. Be glad to get back out in it. I put about ten thousand miles on it last year.
Absolutely wonderful tips. We have good sam, and we boondock alot! Our first 3 months we spent way to much we treated it like a vacation. Then our second 3 months we realized that we are living this life and ended up saving soooo much.
Thank you, camping world is ok in general we have heard many horrible stories about buying from them though. Stick to the parts and store don't buy an RV there.
Amazing video post . I loved this post. I found this information helpful and very well researched. Solar systems and inverters are the only way to go. My family and I love to boondock. Keep up the great work.guys........
I’m not a boondocker but if I were, that’s a great money saver. I like full hook ups but I’m still a weekend warrior so it’s not a big deal. Maybe one day I’ll try it. Who knows😀😉
@@AdventureEndeavor He should. I mentioned that for any of his subs that boondock, you’re the perfect channel. I hope he does it, that would be so cool!!
Yeah that would definitely save money if you have enough power. Unfortunately our inverter and solar setup is not large enough. Thanks for the input and watching!
@@AdventureEndeavor I found this battery under $800 lithium battery. You said before that they are $1,000 or more. www.amazon.com/dp/B07X4Z8FML/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_kX38FbQTYHDZF?psc=1
@@AdventureEndeavor I was thinking about the downgrade from the 5th wheel while towing my 5th wheel. Where will Melissa work? The 5th wheel you have now seems ideal for her work. Just my 2 cents.
Heres a tip: Almost every YTer does the "please subscribe and like"in their intro and its like hearing the same song over and over and over. Perhaps you might want to just have a footer or header that floats over your screen saying that message. Much more subtle and it allows you to get right to the meat of your topic. Like your vids just the same. Thanks.
Thank you! Boondocking is great to save money, we have 3 lion energy lithium batteries they have been awesome. 1400 watts of solar and a 2k inverter. If you are looking at lithium we can save you some good money. Let me know if you have any questions. lionenergy.com/discount/adventure15?redirect=%2F%3Fafmc%3Dadventure15
@@AdventureEndeavor Thank you! We had not considered Lion batteries before your video. We will definitely consider them, especially with your discount code! If we have any other questions we will definitely reach out! :-)
Good list! Thanks for putting it together. We'll be boondocking for the next month or so on BLM land in Quartzsite AZ. We're looking forward to it a lot :-) Thanks for the video! Donovan and Jodi
Hey Michael thanks for subscribing! We were camping near the Salton Sea before Christmas and it was open. It's just free BLM boondocking. This is how we find our spots. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LBVlhCghMJA.html
But how do I go from spending nearly 1800$ a month living in my rv. $300 for rv $80 for insurance. 150 for cell+internet. $800 in gas to run generator. (I gotta stop) $400 misc (cut this first I know)
Like stated above we have a decent solar setup. Furnace can run all night without issue. Running A/C takes a lot of batteries, we try to follow the weather. Thanks fire watching.
