Thank you for this informative and very satisfying video😻😻😻Loved every details👍👍👍Beautiful rest area, comfortable living/work space, delicious meals, who could ask for more🤩🤩🤩Thank you for taking us along on your journeys through your beautiful Japan💞💞💞Regards to your beautiful family💚🙏❣️
I recommend you to cook and eat outside your car to keep the cool weather. You can use the portable gas stove so you don't have to use so much battery and it's easier too. I know it's hard to cook and eat while the weather is hot and so shiny, but it's good for all your gadgets (the batteries and AC) so they don't working too hard and makes their life longer. Or maybe you can try this new activities when it's not too hot and before the sun down. Also, it's good to try something new while doing car camping, Coupy 😉 Oh, I recommend you to watch western's van life to give you any ideas for your camper car. Hope you read it and good luck!
It's interesting the difference in camping in Japan and the United States of America. Your use of a battery and now solar is unusual. There are many sites here with water and two voltages for electricity.
I am surprised you chose to cook on such a hot day. Thought a cold lunch would have been more enjoyable. Also, Would it not have been a good idea to raise exhaust the hot air with the dc fan first. Then use AirCon? Thanks for the video. I enjoy seeing how you travel in Japan.
I think you should minimize or reduce too much electronics in your van. I like it when you have lesser stuff and just the basic when you just got your van
Once again, congratulations on your videos, very entertaining and educational. I wonder if the manufacturers of the condiments you use to support you, make me eat and at the same time wish all those tasty and healthy dishes typical of the place you arrive. Greetings from the country of Guinness and cheers. Una vez más felicidades por tus videos, muy entretenidos y didácticos. Me pregunto si los fabricantes de los condimentos que usas para mantenerte, me hacen comer y al mismo tiempo desearle todos esos platos sabrosos y saludables típicos del lugar al que llega. Saludos desde el pais de Guinness y saludos もう一度、あなたのビデオをおめでとうございます。とても面白くて勉強になります。あなたが使っている調味料のメーカーさんはあなたを応援して私に食べさせたり、 同時に、到着した場所の典型的な美味しくて健康的な料理をすべて食べたいと思います。ギネスの国からご挨拶と乾杯
Saluti dall'Italia!!! In pratica,se non hai un allaccio esterno per l'energia elettrica,per restare sul camper con temperature ragionevolmente fresche,hai la necessità di una batteria di notevoli prestazioni abbinata a pannelli solari di grande capacità. Il calore che ti portano i due pannelli sul tetto riscalda parecchio la parte abitabile,il che costringe il climatizzatore a consumare più energia per raffreddarla:trovare l'equlibrio tra consumo e produzione energetica mi sa che sarà veramente difficile. Molto interessante il fatto che il climatizzatore funzioni anche come calorifero:in inverno sicuramente sarebbe utile quando il classico riscaldatore è troppo ma a bordo fa freddo se non lo si usa...
Coupy-san, may I give you a suggestion? You can try turning on your kei-truck's air conditioner with the engine running for 5-10 minutes, and also turn on the portable air conditioning. It should cool down the insides of the campertruck very fast. However, the problem would be moving from the front seat to the main area without exiting and re-entering the car. That should also reduce the burden on your portable air conditioning since the inside of the vehicle would have been cooled very fast.
As far as solar panels, would it be possible to attach folding panels to the sides of your camper? Keeping them closed while driving and only open them while parked.
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