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I got those through Amazon. Here’s the link. It seems they still have them. These lights are incandescent though. I wasn’t able to find an LED replacement for the small ones that I liked. www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0CYTC3G94?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title&th=1

Thanks for the comment. That’s great information. I figured it must make a difference. I still haven’t installed permanent head temp gauges on mine. I need to do that next.

Not at all. After 24 hours, the new radio integrated perfectly with the Jeep and it’s been working fine ever since. Thanks for the comment.

From what I can tell, the eBay company I bought it from isn’t selling them anymore.

Thanks for the comment. I agree with your findings. Any time you have something that moves, it will wear out. Solar cells technology has advanced to a point that makes them very reliable and the ability to keep them set up maximizes production where having to set this up means it only functions when stationary. I have noticed that flexible solar panels are less efficient per unit price than monocrystsline panels. I do know KiteX has tested this turbine in gusty conditions for two years continuous use without failure. I agree the use of so many moving parts and rope to maintain function does leave several potential weak links and I wonder how long it will function over time. I’ll let you all know how it turns out.

Thanks for the question. I am still happy with it. The smaller quantity and ease of use when compared to a full size ice cream freezer are great! It would go well in a camper as long as you have enough room in your freezer to freeze the bowl.

Thanks for the correction.

It seems to like 55 mph. The engine is smooth and it’s stable on the road. I still don’t trust full highway speeds but I’ve seen videos of people doing those speeds.

It’s a nice ride and I like having the two wheel drive available for mud and snow. Thanks for the comment.

It’s gone up in price I see. It was quite a bit less when I bought from them but I think it was still pretty new when I got it five years ago. I’m really happy with it but I agree. That price tag is a little steep.

I hope you enjoy it! I know I have. Thanks for the comment.

I agree with you. The side car will drag under acceleration and its momentum will try to keep it moving when the brakes on the bike are applied. A brake on the side car would definitely help even out slowing. I just have to remember to use the rear brake mostly since mine has the sidecar brake connected there. Acceleration is a little harder. When mine has both rear wheels locked together, it accelerates straight but when in one wheel drive, it does pull right some. As far as I know, the only ways to minimize this is two wheel drive or making the side car as light as possible and it sounds like you did. Making sure the sidecar tire is fully inflated will also minimize the pull. I’m sure you’ve already made sure of that. Thanks for the comments. It sounds like you’re setting up a great rig!

@@overthenexthorizon8271 I wish I could learn to love trikes.

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks for the comment. I do like it. I only use it to wash dishes now, not for the other features. It works great for one or two people used daily. I like how easy it is to track water usage with it. I do wish it had a second rack for small things. The 2.0 seems to be fixing this. It should be a good upgrade.

Thanks for the comment.

And what did you tell them? Was your car still under a warranty by any chance?

@breakablesilences told them the radio was delaminating and that the channels were ghosting. The guy I talked to asked for the vin# said I had to take my vehicle to a Jeep dealer and have them look at the radio..did that and they confirmed the thing was junk. Waited 10 days Uconnect sent new radio to the dealer they contacted me set up appointment and bingo.. new radio was installed free of any charges. Good luck!

@breakablesilences no vehicle was not under waranty..bought it used.

Thanks for the question. No. I’m going to wire these to a relay and dash switch. I think the existing wiring could handle the current if you wanted to cut it under the dash and reuse it without the flasher circuits. I’m going to use 12 gauge. It should be overkill but I’ll never have to worry about it.

Thanks for the comment.

That’s very possible. I thought about installing an electric auxiliary pump. I haven’t tried running it with the lines disconnected yet.

Thanks for the insight. That makes a lot of sense.

Hello, I’ve slept in the tent down to 0 Celsius with just a wool blanket. It does a pretty good job retaining heat even if the wind is blowing. I did notice when the temps got colder than that, the mattress can’t retain the heating even added a reflective blanket beneath me. There is some condensation on the inside of the lower half of the clamshell in cold weather when not using the heater but the tent and upper shell are condensation free. I noticed there are open spaces beneath the tent where I could install some 1/2 inch closed cell phone and place a sheet of something below it to protect it. If I did more winter camping without the heat, I’d probably try that. I also thought about placing something to allow some air movement beneath the mattress to limit condensation. Hope that helps.

Sounds great! I’m glad it helped.

Sorry. I only pulled it apart far enough to replace the radio. You can just pull up on the plastic surrounding the shifter. Once that’s up, you can pull the trim away from the dash starting at the bottom and working your way around until the whole thing separates.

It’s been in storage ever since the initial test since the RV I’m using it with is still under construction.

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I’m honestly not sure what each color is as far as components. When I was looking for a wiring diagram, I couldn’t find one either that information. I’d just recommend finding a unit that has the same set of colors on it as the one you’re trying to replace. Thanks for the question.

Thanks for the tip.

Thanks for the comment. I considered that too. If I was just washing a few things, hand washing makes more sense. However, I'm planning on multi-dish meals with a higher dish count and I found the amount of water needed to rinse after washing by hand was about 5 times more than using the dishwasher. We'll see if it's worth it.

Sorry for the late reply. I had re rebuild the list of parts. I'm still working on this so there are still changes happening to the list. I've added a second pump to provide better pressure to the filters and I'll be trying out a filter specifically designed to remove soap from water. I'll definitely update videos as I try these changes. Here's the list I have as of now. I got everything except for the piping and fittings from Amazon. The tank came from Tank Depot and could be sized differently based on your needs. The plumbing parts came from a home store. I hope this helps. Filter Housings Housing bracket for Big Blue 10” and 20” filter housing X 2 Pentair Pentek Big Blue 10” filter housing X 2 Filters Aquacrest FXHT 5 micron 10” X 4.5” whole house filter Aquaboon 1 micron 10” sedimentation Filter Rusco 34-100-F ¾” spin down filter UV Prufier HQUA-OWS-6 UV prifier 6 GPM 110V 25W Water tank 12 Gallon Fresh water RV tank with installed fittings from www.tank-depot.com Pumps Whale universal electric pressure pump 3.2 GPM WHA UF1215 (placed after UV purifier to supply pressure to shower head Seaflow 12V 5.5 GPM 60PSI water diaphragm pump (to supply the filters) Plumbing 1” PVC threaded adapters and pipe for between main filters ¾” PEX and threaded adapters as needed for UV purifier ¾” PEX parts for attaching pumps

Thanks for the comment. I’d say it’s equal in amplitude to a typical under counter dish washer I’ve been around in multiple homes. I expect it seems louder on the video because it’s on a metal table, in the metal drum that is the bus and the camera was a foot away from it.

Sorry for the late reply. I had re rebuild the list of parts. I'm still working on this so there are still changes happening to the list. I've added a second pump to provide better pressure to the filters and I'll be trying out a filter specifically designed to remove soap from water. I'll definitely update videos as I try these changes. Here's the list I have as of now. I got everything except for the piping and fittings from Amazon. The tank came from Tank Depot and could be sized differently based on your needs. The plumbing parts came from a home store. I hope this helps. Filter Housings Housing bracket for Big Blue 10” and 20” filter housing X 2 Pentair Pentek Big Blue 10” filter housing X 2 Filters Aquacrest FXHT 5 micron 10” X 4.5” whole house filter Aquaboon 1 micron 10” sedimentation Filter Rusco 34-100-F ¾” spin down filter UV Prufier HQUA-OWS-6 UV prifier 6 GPM 110V 25W Water tank 12 Gallon Fresh water RV tank with installed fittings from www.tank-depot.com Pumps Whale universal electric pressure pump 3.2 GPM WHA UF1215 (placed after UV purifier to supply pressure to shower head Seaflow 12V 5.5 GPM 60PSI water diaphragm pump (to supply the filters) Plumbing 1” PVC threaded adapters and pipe for between main filters ¾” PEX and threaded adapters as needed for UV purifier ¾” PEX parts for attaching pumps

Hello. I haven’t used it in a while. Right now it’s in storage until the bus is ready for it. Thanks for the comment.

They definitely are. I think I struggled because every turbine I’ve seen turns blade into the wind and this one seems to orient blades downwind and I’ll admit I was trying to set it up based only on the videos and not on the written instructions.

I’ll bet that was a lot of fun to ride.

On mine, I replaced the whole unit. I would assume if you replace the screen with a comparable version and reconnect the ribbon cables, it should function as the original did. That said, I did find an aftermarket adapter that allows mounting a DIN radio in the dash. That adapter adds a row of climate control buttons below the unit so you no longer need the touch screen to use climate control. When this radio of mine fails, I’ll probably take the aftermarket path. Thanks.

Thanks for the comment. I’m definitely planning on recording some rides this spring. I’ll see if I can catch some fog and dusty back roads. I got the rack from Ural of New England. It works great! I’m including the link to it below. www.uralne.com/luggage-rack-for-behind-rear-seat/

@@overthenexthorizon8271 if in the future you lose interest in your Ural, let me know.😁😁😁

I’ll put links on your other comment. Thanks.

Thank you very much.

Good morning. Thank you for the comment. I got the rivets from Bolt Depot online. The sealant and butyl tape came from Amazon. I’m including links for the deck hatch and the metal. Good luck with your project! Hatch www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0CGQF4WM5?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title Metal housing www.skoolie.com/product-page/marine-hatch-adapter

Thanks for watching and for the comment. 😊

Nice! I agree. I haven’t really noticed any difference in temp but I like the extra volume.

I got mine through their Kickstarter campaign.

@@overthenexthorizon8271 It's too bad they aren't available here now. They use less water and have some other features unavailable on anything over here. Some of the brands like Comfee are coming out with models that are trying to copy the Bob's features, but haven't gotten there yet The Confee 6L [Bob uses 3L, half as much water] has a pop-open door, and a UV light like the latest Bob model, but only while you're washing, not available as a separate dry "cycle" I don't know how much those modern features are worth, but the Bob seems more efficient. Again, I wish it was available here so people could test them side by side

​@@babybloc they are now, just not the ones with the rinse aid dispenser 🙂

Thanks for the information. I’m noticing the same thing. It seems the crown on different roads really effects its performance.

@@overthenexthorizon8271 compromis entre autoroute plat et petites routes en angle , et compromis entre rouler seule ou accompagner, side car = compromis

I bought it from an EBay based company. Here’s the link to their store. They were very helpful in making sure I purchased the right model for my VIN. www.ebay.com/str/mygigsales

@@overthenexthorizon8271wish that store was still open. Fighting the same problem.

@@jblake79 just buy a $120 screen replacement instead of the whole unit. That's what I did.

Nice! I have a different turbine that sounds more like yours. This one is on a fixed mast and I haven’t tried raising it yet but I’m considering placing a mount on the bus roof to get it higher up. So far this style blade is proving much better than the fixed blades on my other turbine. When I get wind that isn’t obstructed by the tree line, I’m getting about 50 watts from a 10 mph breeze. This turbine maxes out at 200 watts though do it’s not bad so far. Thanks for the comment.

Agreed. I was having more trouble with the reflective decals. I think I’m going to try a heat gun and a putty knife or a scraper. Thanks for the comment.

@@overthenexthorizon8271did that work for the reflective tape ?

Thanks for the comment. That’s definitely my plan. I’ll be installing a heat sink on the wood stove and I have a roof mounted hot water panel I’m going to integrate into it too.