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cara praktikal simpanan dalam 12 bulan
#Reviewing #Campervan #Months
Lingoda’s next language sprint challenge starts on December 27th! Use the code “RUTH20” to get 20 EUR off …
cara praktikal simpanan dalam 12 bulan
#Reviewing #Campervan #Months
Billions africans and asians cant be wrong. Drive Hiace.
Love your van, high top is definitely a must, had a few toyota trucks, now will start seeking a hiace for living in whilst contracting, before going back to West Africa 🎉🎉🎉🎉
fantastic video – a lot of thanks for the definitions of many technical solutions. You have described "why?" and given arguments + and – OR limitations of each solution.
I love your van Ruth. My only snipe, is I think you need a little bit of colour to make it look more homely. Maybe some twinkly lights, fake flowers and pictures x
The public toilet situation in England is very bad Ruth, there are very few still open and a lot of those are in poor condition be warned when you travel in England.
Ruth, you might consider getting a gas detector.
I admire your resourcefulness. I envy JeanPaul…
You make me want to buy a van 😘
Your coffee maker is made of AL3, which is unhealthy.
Another great informative video , You would make a wonderful teacher if you ever retired from travelling over hill and dale . 👍🇨🇦
If you convert to a traditional 12v solar system you can add that second panel. It won't matter what the power output is either. It just needs its own dedicated charger controller. An MPPT controller sized for a single panel can be had for a low cost. Of course you would need two of them. One for each panel.
I run this on my camper van. I have four, 100 watt panels going to one Renogy charge controller. Additionally I have 200 watts worth of portable panels that I can hook up to a second charge controller. Both controller are wired to the same 4000 watt/hr battery pack. I have the newest Starlink panel and it is even more power hungry but the problem it solves is worth it.
This was a great and detailed video! Finding that van for that price is insane to me and quite the lucky find (comparing to us car market). Def gonna give you a follow!
馬力が極端に落ちたらピストンリングを交換したら新車並みに走ります 慣らしを十分にしないと壊れますよ
Had the same problem with the water. Put in a small LED light near the sink that goes on when key is turned. Works great.
ルースさん、元気そうで良かったです❗😊
I have a usb rechargeable pump in my Hiace.
LOVED your French skit!
Hi Ruth, thanx for your vlog and also your travelguide about scotland, I downloaded before. I really like the style of your videos, good stories not boring and so match useful information. Keep going! Regards Micha
Bonjour❣. Ruthｻﾝは. 差し詰め「オイリー・ボーイ(和製英語?)」ならぬ 「オイリー・ガール」ですね💛.
Just bought a nice Hi ace (03) to convert.No high roof, but I've heart failure,so I'm not so keen on standing up anyway!
I,ve some experience of diesel heaters, they're easier to accommodate it it's not a retro fit,but (IMO) they're well worth it in winter.
Have you come across Carannnex?….made in Scotland, soon to recommence production.I'm getting one ASAP.
Like your channel,best wishes,safe travels.
Can we see the inside2 second pictures are a joke
You should do something as simple as tie a yellow key chain to the faucet. They make a coiled stretchy with a hook, to attach keys to. Otherwise, a good post it note, or prigram your phone alarm, to ring a reminder, after 10 minutes. Does Alexa work like that? Call you in five minutes, as a reminder?
Hey Ruth! After a lot of back and forth I decided to go with a bigger battery system and skip the diesel heater. Instead of trying to heat the entire van, we have an electric blanket for the bed. We also added a Japanese hot carpet and run it off mains at campsites and with the inverter when boondocking. Keeps the toes warm and the doggies love it too!
NICE❤
工夫や改良を重ねて、より良いものを求めていく人生は、とても楽しいことだと思います。
Ah, your French friend has returned! Lol. That was an interesting tour. We’re impressed how well it’s doing especially given the age. Being super organized is obviously key for van life.
Hi Ruth
The best & most reliable gas heater is Webasto. Expensive but they are really good. Don’t attempt a DIY job. It needs to be fitted by a professional. It will add value to your vehicle too.
Hi ruth, I don't know anything about Vans but yours look pretty nice.
I remembered that a big sport shop sells a kind of warming bags that provide hest for several hours. They must be similar to the thermal patches that can be use to treat a muscular or back pain. Maybe it's not a very bad idea to add some of them to the first aid kit for the dual porpouse: treat a muscular pain or provide warm in a cold emergency.
The external diesel eaters look really nice.
Also, i remembered that old trains had a pump in the floor to raise the water to the tap. They still can be found as food pumps. But i think it will be better to use the rechargable battery to provide electricity to your actual pump, if possible.
Great van. Love all your ideas
It's good to see you getting so much out of a used vehicle. Obviously, it's a keeper. In Canada I used to drive an old Ford (292 V8) school-bus conversion, which was fine except for the electrics, which were a nightmare! After a disastrous wire-harness fire halfway up a remote pass in the Rocky Mountains, where I ended up blocking traffic for two hours, I sold it on. I've driven many a passenger bus since, but I've never had the courage to try another camper conversion. Happy travels, Ruth! 🇨🇦
ルースさん綺麗ですね！❤
Thanks for another great no nonsense, informative Vlog. Looks like you're creating a very practical compact Camper van. Enjoy. 👌
Interesting video , van seems like really good value .
Can I ask why all YouTubers always pull a surprised face in the thumbnails ?
It’s a genuine question does it get more views ?
Is that the reason ?
Rich content, nice production. Thanks for sharing. Our camping Mains and DC comes from our EcoFlow Delta 3.6 kW power station, as our Sprinter van’s “house” battery/inverter. We expanded it with companion batteries. We also have StarLink, and we use the “Sleep Mode” to greatly reduce power draw at night. We follow this quote when considering our van’s camping design: “It seems that perfection is reached not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to subtract.” Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Really enjoyed that simplicity is best you’ve got it just right living in it and putting your mark on it step by step,my wife and i enjoy watching you our love of Scotland.😊👏🏴
ルースさん お久しぶりに 拝見しました 日本の北海道から 見ています! バンライフ 楽しんでいますね😀
Good day from Manitoba Canada there is a device called a battery isolator when installed can prevent your van battery from going dead on you have a great day 👍👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🚐⚘️⚘️
Consider a small portable petrol generator. Maybe a second leisure battery to run your water pump and 12V items and de-risk flattening the vehicle battery.
Cool vlog.
I reckon it is a good idea to upgrade things like the electrical system to make things more Resilient as well as puttiing in heating as it must be freezing in the winter months Ruth.😊.
It is certainly something i am looking into for my travels as retirement approaches in the next couple of years.😊