I never collected a drop of solar power, but the battery kept up just fine anyway. I ran the cooler constantly for the first day and a half, the exhaust fan while I was sleeping, and played music at full volume in order to hear it outside. The foam really absorbs the sound. I put in a jack for external speakers because I thought that might be a problem. My frozen steak stayed nice and cold in the thermoelectric Paw Patrol cooler until dinner time the second day. And I used filtered pond water for drinking, cooking, and cleaning. Setup was quick and easy, and I slept like a baby. I wish I had brought back more footage. I had planned to get some towing and interior shots later, but that plan changed after "The Incident". The tablet "TV" doesn't appear in any shots because I was using it to film. The camper weighed in at about 100 pounds, with the grill, mess kit, entertainment center, cushions, awning and curtains packed inside. All the contents are still intact because they were stored in the lower galley section. The battery and solar panel add about another 10 pounds, but you wouldn't need them if you were staying at a campground with electric and ice.
as much as I liked the idea, the design and the build, I'll stay with my choice of using one of my tents, or my hammocks, or both...[a hammock can be a most comfortable ''sofa'' next to a tent...] a trailer behind my bike carries my freezer, my power station, and the solar and wind [secondary] options to recharge... thankfully there aren't any bears or bigfoot here in Australia... [not that a mini camper can protect me from that...] I still like the design and build though...
these campers are great but they are 1 or 2 thing tops ,as you will go stir crazy if try andstay in the m all day if its raining continuosly,, i think the doors need to as big as possible ,and a decent awning with clip on sides, these days the wight isnt important we put an electric hub motor wheel on 2 of the trailers 4 wheelsand mwhen it syced properly to the bikes throttle ,you cant even tel its therethey were 1000 watt 9 continent hub motors
I never collected a drop of solar power, but the battery kept up just fine anyway. I ran the cooler constantly for the first day and a half, the exhaust fan while I was sleeping, and played music at full volume in order to hear it outside. The foam really absorbs the sound. I put in a jack for external speakers because I thought that might be a problem. My frozen steak stayed nice and cold in the thermoelectric Paw Patrol cooler until dinner time the second day. And I used filtered pond water for drinking, cooking, and cleaning. Setup was quick and easy, and I slept like a baby. I wish I had brought back more footage. I had planned to get some towing and interior shots later, but that plan changed after "The Incident". The tablet "TV" doesn't appear in any shots because I was using it to film.
The camper weighed in at about 100 pounds, with the grill, mess kit, entertainment center, cushions, awning and curtains packed inside. All the contents are still intact because they were stored in the lower galley section. The battery and solar panel add about another 10 pounds, but you wouldn't need them if you were staying at a campground with electric and ice.
I'm really sad your beautiful camper was damaged in this accident. That said - your storytelling had me in stitches.
Agree, funny dude
this compact camper is what i had been thinking of for so long and glad to see someone make one that absolutely works well. EXCELLENT WORK
You’re a hoot and such creativity runs through your blood. Please keep posting. I’m so eager to see your next invention!
A story told so well, that I was dying in suspense.
gutted, glad nobody badly hurt, hope you fix it up when fully recovered
Your show has good content , glad to be a new subscriber.
This is amazing 👍
I'm honored to have found this channel this early on .
I hope when you tube becomes unbearable i will find you on the other platform
Hi sorry to hear about your camper but thank God no body got hurt, can't wait to see the rebuild of the camper.
nice build
lol great story.. loved it.
I hope you’re STILL A HAPPY CAMPER!!! Please try again!
hahaha you didnt tie it down ,hahah cletus the slack jawed yokel
omg - keep the good work
as much as I liked the idea, the design and the build, I'll stay with my choice of using one of my tents, or my hammocks, or both...[a hammock can be a most comfortable ''sofa'' next to a tent...] a trailer behind my bike carries my freezer, my power station, and the solar and wind [secondary] options to recharge... thankfully there aren't any bears or bigfoot here in Australia... [not that a mini camper can protect me from that...]
I still like the design and build though...
these campers are great but they are 1 or 2 thing tops ,as you will go stir crazy if try andstay in the m all day if its raining continuosly,, i think the doors need to as big as possible ,and a decent awning with clip on sides, these days the wight isnt important we put an electric hub motor wheel on 2 of the trailers 4 wheelsand mwhen it syced properly to the bikes throttle ,you cant even tel its therethey were 1000 watt 9 continent hub motors
sorry about the typing errors ,kittens love to play on the keyboard when they see you typing cheers
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Sorry to hear, I really kind of liked your folding bike camper design.