Just wanted you to know that your videos on your shuttle bus conversion has been invaluable to me! I am a single grandmother that's been converting a 1999 Econoline 350 5.4l Shuttle Bus to a mobile grooming bus. I can't thank you enough!!!! Please continue! P.s. love the bike rides! God bless you and Ruby :)
You will love the shark bite plumbing once you do it, so much easier than pvc. I just found your channel and will be following along. The only thing holding me back from my own conversion is my lack of knowledge in the electrical stuff, hoping to learn more
@Big Dreams in Tiny Spaces, 12v is fairly easy to learn,lots of You Tube out there, When it comes to solar I just buy Renogy kits and follow instructions, but when it comes to 110v shore power system that can be tricky with the 12v converter,charging and inverter. I build these buses because it makes me happy, kinda like a hobby and therapy rolled into one.
@@robertbraden3889 ya I'm probably going to do renology kit for my travel trailer and learn on that before I buy a bus and hit the road. I actually went to a solar install convention down in San Diego a few years ago and was really impressed with renology's products. Unfortunate most of the seminars I went to were regarding house and generator installations and I think I've forgotten most of what I learned. Use it or lose it at my age lol
@@BigDreamsTinyBudget Yes you have to apply that knowledge or you brain will put it in the recycle bin! I've been corrected on the solar companies' name, It is Renogy I keep saying it wrong for some reason and I don't catch it till later,you know how it is, no tolerance for mistakes on You Tube. lol
@@robertbraden3889 haha they will have a field day with my videos when I finally upload them all. Seems most of my build was filled with tong twisters 🤣🤣🤣
@@BigDreamsTinyBudget Aim a camera at me and I turn into a babbling fool, especially bad when I haven't learned to properly edit. Well warned everyone they will get nervous mistakes, brain farts, and pronunciation blunders but its real not some polished production. Real life isn't perfect my friend just upload and go on with things.
@Positively, Hi glad to hear you liked the second bus build, The third bus will have a little more "home" feel to it,trying to make it cozy inside. Some of my viewers said the second bus was to clinical and looked unwelcoming inside. As a man I thought it was practical and easy to clean,and the new owner would add their own special decor to suit their needs. I'm going to release a new video on the building of the galley counter very soon. Thanks for your kind words
