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Why went with a 12V system a 24/ 48V system is much more efficient. This rover 100A controller can handle 5000W of solar for the 48v and 2500W for 24V system, you also would not have need these many thicker cable to connect al the batteries in parallel. And for those voltages can easily convert to 12v if needed using simple buck converters. All now all in one systems like the EG4 6000XP is a great choice. Just suggestion. All systems are good as long as they work. All the best!!

nice

get one of those mini chainsaws or better yet a battery powered pole saw, it's an investment in your safety.

looks amazing congrats its nice to see dreams come true

Thankyou 😊

Looks great. Will be funny to follow

Hey guy's if you don't dream your not living 👍, Sounds like you have been through the plans & know where you need to go from there, Yes you have a beautiful view :) I started from scratch 11 years ago & not all pretty or finished yet but getting closer every year, Yes 100% off grid all the way ! dream it live it Take care"

Is that an RV-type occasional boiler with no Flu? if it is it's a definite no-no for any dwelling - it's really dangerous

Great job but you did not show how you did it maybe next time.

Great job Sam! Your video popped in my feed and I have to say this was a really well made. You have a lot of patience using only tools you have available, can't wait to see more of this cabin, the view looks amazing!

Hello from Australia, love your setup. The chilli looked yummy!

Sam and Laurie keep up the good work

Great Video Sam! But it looks like Lori does all the driving! ;-)

Intro was very long. Most viewers leave after a few seconds if it's not immediately interesting. That doesn't mean it needs clickbait, but if you're not in it in those first few seconds, they won't stick around for you. I also caught the misspelling of porcupine place. Video could've benefitted from being significantly shorter. Audio could've been better. Less echoey. Keep creating!

Hi, saw your post on Reddit and subscribed. We like your camp!

Thanks for sharing your story. I can tell you that we have meet a lot of folks on the road since we went full-time that have come to this life from a place of personal tragedy. For you it was a cancer scare, for us it was the loss of our daughter. When these things happen it reminds us of how precious life is, and we no longer want to waste it on things that in the end don't really matter. As for your friends thinking your crazy... Yep, we have that too. It's hard for them to understand the new outlook on life that you have after going through your challenge. However, don't let their thoughts deter you from your dreams. You'll find ways to make it work just as we have. Lastly, while we certainly are not a big successful channel, but we've learned a few things along the way. Also I have over 25 years of knowledge in video production as that is our main business. So if you have questions feel free to reach out, we are always open on willing to share what we've learned. You got this guys! You might not have all the answers right now, but you'll figure it out along the way.

Thanks! I was pretty excited about the progress. 😊

It is great to see things falling into place. Well done.

I have a huge appreciation for heavy machinery now!😂 I did a small amount of digging and moving of rocks by hand and it nearly killed me!

job well done, machines are taking over the world but SOMETIMES!! that job is the sometime. seems like a real pro driver, the root was impressive.

this was a fun watch, i enjoyed it

That 's a lot of grass but we mow 5+ acres so I can relate to what you are doing.

So cute 🥰

Great video guys!!❤

Hello from Alberta Vaughans on the Go!! Thanks for sharing your dreams and ambitions with the youtube world. Glad Emma found this on FB - we will be following along and hope for nothing but good things for you both! - Brian and Emma

Hi Lori!

Great video! So happy for your good news!

I love following your journey, Porcupine Place is looking great!

Such potential! It's so nice to have the "crick" and the pond there. Love it!

Mmm, looks yummy! Looking forward to videos with the new camera. Hint, hint-horizontal! 😉

I have partially retired although I would fully retire if I could! :-)

Stunning…I think we could retire there no problem 👌😍

This looks awesome. What a beautiful area. Thanks so much for sharing. Take care and have a great week. New friends here. KTKamping Kent and Tami

Looks beautiful. We highly recommend early retirement, we did it at 53 and 58!