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I'm hoping after 2020, they at least can mark and position the solar wires where they are supposed to go. I had some communication with one of the upper management and he was going to personally see to showing them my video at the factory and come up with a better plan.

Can you post some photos of the area including the birds nest of wires inside the cabinet (behind the sticker)?

I'll be adding more panels this year. I just wanted to test those flexible panels first. I think I'm going to go back to solid panels and my goal is at least four, but those wires are capable of 400 watts of panels.

@@AuthenticBiker Yeah I prefer solid panels myself. For me, wire size wise I learned there is a big difference in the safe amp capacity, and the wire size you need if you are looking for 2% loss or less. If you go series, I suspect the stock wiring is 10ga and would be fine. Anyway, nice video and enjoy the RV!

I agree with you. Those two wires can't connect directly or no more battery.

I don want a system where i can warm up at the office without my boss knowing it, because we are not allowed to put time, that is private time, maybe i need one that starts at a particulair time.

Mine did not smell. Maybe depends on the food.

Very good to know. Thank you for sharing that with us. Might be a good idea if absolutely required to use a 12 volt to maybe do 5 minutes cycles and test out the wire and see if it's getting warm. I would imagine it's a fair amount of electricity flowing through there. Probably just about maxing out what the system can take. Best advice I think. Is he that with the household plug when possible. Thanks again!.

@@AuthenticBiker Will this thing work on a 48 volt outlet on a electric bike?

@@satish8299 It is rated for a 12 volt system so I wouldn't think so but I'm no expert in electricity.

I have not used the 12 volt option more than just a quick test. I typically plug it in in my office to heat the food up.

I've done that in a previous RV and my cabin and It was nice in that I wasn't misled ). However, if this was set up the way it was intended, I would not have had to run a single wire through the RV. That would have saved time, hole drilling, etc. The time saving thing didn't happen in my case but in the end it was all fine. Thank you for watching.

Well, somehow everyone on this page has sorted it out and gotten it to work. Instead of just saying it doesn't work. Feel free to reach out and I can help you figure it out 🙂 isn't it a great world when we can help each other?

Sorry to hear that. If you want to share any details or photos let me know I'll be happy to help look.

Awesome, I hope the video helped a little. Where did you find yours and what rig are you working? (year, model?)

2022 autumn ridge they’re just kinda hidden back there

@@zsyacsure07 Thank you for sharing that. Now people with the same rig(or similar) know to just keep looking but WAYYY back there.

Steve, thank you for checking out the video. If you can reply with a short video from under the area it's supposed to be( from your phone) I'll be happy to look as well.

Sorry I'm not sure what Ghost Solar uses. I used standard MC4 connectors and then bare wire to the charge controller.

It actually worked out perfectly. Because that adhesive tape that is used to seal up RVs is designed for that kind of adhesion. They use it to repair RV tops all the time. It's been under some pretty solid windy conditions on the road and so far has held up great. Not super happy with the panel production compared to the standard hard panels but I think if you do enough of them to overcome it it will be worth it.

I just verified it's still available for Mac and Windows. --> community.gopro.com/t5/en/GoPro-Player/ta-p/413305

Chris, what are you running? Windows? Mac version? still avail for me to install right now. No issues. Just installed on a Windows 11 machine(today).

photos.app.goo.gl/1k9XNcHxkfhiFfH56 (screenshot from 2-6-2022) when I installed on another machine. Windows 11

@@AuthenticBiker Turns out the Microsoft store had a problem. After resetting the Microsoft store I was able to download it. Now it works normally. Thanks for asking. I use Windows 11.

Did you watch the whole thing or just as far as the single video sample that I didn't complete? Let me know exactly where I lost ya and I'll try to answer. Was it about 3:28?

I did, the two wires on the right go to the battery ( sorry I didn't document that part well.) Here is a view of the connection(colors) from the inside. (left side is battery from in here) --> photos.app.goo.gl/dettzYzFHmi4nwiKA

Thanks for watching!

Authentic Biker 4 hours ago It actually worked out perfectly. Because that adhesive tape that is used to seal up RVs, is designed for that kind of adhesion. They use it to repair RV tops all the time. It's been under some pretty solid windy conditions on the road and so far has held up great. Not super happy with the panel watts production compared to the standard hard panels but I think if you do enough of them to overcome it it will be worth it.

Thank you for the comment. Would love to see the finished project if it's something you don't mind sharing once you're done.

Thank you for sharing that. Just for our records what version of Windows? Also what kind of machine? Based on your videos I'm assuming you probably have a pretty capable hardware set. I've got insta360 studio as well, so if I run into the same issue I will certainly refer back to this workaround. Thank you again.

@@AuthenticBiker Windows 10 and my computer is powerful enough with a Geforce Graphics card. You are basically doing the same thing but in a slightly different way and with differnet software. I will post some 360 videos once I have gotten more familiar with my new workflow. Thanks

Ahh, shoot I had never heard of an issue with it being outside the US. If anybody has experienced what William is describing can you please post a comment as to the solution.

You get the HEVC video extensions from the Microsoft store. I had problems getting them because the Microsoft site was set to USA. Change the website to the UK website. I got it to work after a few tries.

I'd be happy to try to help you sort it out but I would definitely need to see some photos at least. If not you could make a video put it on UA-cam and then share that. Just let me know when it's up so I can check it out and try to help you

The best configuration is for a manufacturer to uses the Go Power cable entry plate with 25-foot cables that were color-coded with both red and black 10 AWG wire.

Dan, feel free to find me on FB or Insta(AuthenticBiker) Maybe I can lend a second pair of eyes, ideas as you look?

I have a 2019 lance 1985 have the same problem it’s prewired but no sticker!

@@captainmidnight7012 If you want to send me some photos of the wired area, I'll be happy to help you look.

The redeeming quality through this all was that they were very willing to watch this video and then share it with the people actually building these in the factory. Hopefully those Heartland RVs that come out after this video will be more detailed in where the wires are and making sure that the consumer can easily locate them.

They just want you to install at the dealer

@@irenearroyo77 I really think it's just a matter of people getting complacent at their jobs sometimes. The guys doing the factory work could probably care less whether I take it to the dealership or do the solar panels myself. I think they just wrapped them up and stuck them in there and just being off by a foot to a foot and a half made them really hard to find in that mess. I think it may have been intentionally sloppy but not intentional to get me to give the dealer more money. (My two cents).

Thank you for the response from Heartland. That means a lot.

Teresa Ramirez not sure if same same family. Email me at doreen7425@gmail.com and will give you info I have. Our Dean line is spelled Dean not Deen. I believe ther3 is an Inez Dean in our line

I agree with you wholeheartedly. I'm pretty darn happy with everything I put this one through so far.

@@AuthenticBiker I was able to find an open box for under $1,000 I was blown away. Some of the MSI and Asus competitors at $1800 were so flimsy I can't believe it. Now I just need to decide if I get Optane for the 1TB as my 256GB NVME will get filled quickly, or if I just add a 2nd NVME.

@@DDL-n2u wow, great score!

Hello John and thanks for the comment.This video was actually the first time I had cloned something in quite a while so I recorded it as I was learning it and it seemed pretty simple to me as long as I followed the step by step instructions. I have not had reason to clone anything since I made this. I apologize but I have not researched it further. I'm happy to report that everything is running extremely fast and I have a ton of storage. Super happy with the upgrade including the cloning portion.

Mark Baker Hi Mark, Thanks for the quick reply, I appreciate the information. Question, does it matter which drive you clone the OS to?

I John sorry for the delay. I have not researched different cloning methods. One commenter did say you can do so right inside the machine relatively easy but I have not looked into that.

I didn't know that, thank you.

lvl1 gameshark i second that