Truck Camping in 10 Degrees with only an Electric Blanket
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- Опубліковано 9 січ 2021
- went truck camping, and just used an electric blanket for heat in the winter.
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Fried Cabbage, Ham & Noodles (Haluski)
Ingredients
• 2 1/2 Cups fully cooked Ham, Cubed small
• 2 cups white onion, diced
• 1 clove fresh garlic, minced • 1 1/2 pounds cabbage, cut into bite-sized pieces
•1 1/2 teaspoons salt
• 1 teaspoon olive oil
• 8 tablespoons butter, divided • 1 tablespoon freshly black pepper
• 1/2 teaspoon white pepper
• 8 ounces dry egg noodles
Instructions
1. In a large skillet, over medium high-heat, cook the ham cubes in 3 tablespoons of the butter until they start to slightly brown, about 1-2 minutes.
2. Add 2 tablespoons butter more to the pan, then add in the minced garlic, onions and sauté for roughly 2 minutes.
3. Add the cabbage, oil, salt and both peppers, mix then cover reduce to medium heat and cook for 8-10 minutes.
4. Meanwhile, cook the noodles according to package, then drain.
5. Once cabbage mixture is tender, add in the
drained noodles.
6. Add the remaining 4 tablespoons of butter and cook for about 2 minutes.
7. ENJOY!
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I like this guy. He isn’t over enthusiastic or clickbaity but he just goes about his business and shows us what he does
@josh mbunta ......yea 😏
You hit the nail on the head! I'm a new subscriber, but I love his content. I will say that the comments on his videos are weird whenever a girl is involved. It's like a lot of his viewers have never met a girl before.
Well said
Chillin✌🏻
He just click the bait on the pole. No clickbaity here. 😉
I love how he doesn’t put awful royalty free music over the drone shots.
Sometimes silence is the best music.
@@goodday3023 sometimes farts are the best singers
It would pair well with the chicken nuggets song
Who controls the drone?
@@JorgeRodriguez-tw6xk Him while he's driving LOL
The problem isn’t staying warm while sleeping. It’s getting out of the blankets in the morning as the freezing cold air smacks your skin 😂👍🏻
I sleep with at least some of my layers squished into the bottom of my bag. So one they stay warm overnight and two I can dress in my bag a little.
I am so unpretty 😭 When I go to the bank, they turn the cameras off. At least I am a big star on UA-cam. So don't feel too bad for me, dear sie
@@AxxLAfriku why do you look like a traffic cone and a duck got into an accident 😂
@@AxxLAfriku why do you just go around these videos and saying random CRIN GE jokes…
That’s t shirt weather for us Canadians
For maximum thermal transfer, place the electric blanket under you so you're laying on top of it. Then put your blankets over-the-top and trap the heat from escaping. You won't have to raise it above the low setting when you do it that way. Remember, heat rises, so put it underneath you.
Also leaving it flat out prolongs the life of the coils that heat it
Just don't wet the bed!
Thats what i do in my bedroom because i dont have any heat right now. Works great but is very hard to get out of bed because its such a temperature difference.
@@AB-kg6rk oh boy
@@TheSkidds a lot of heated blankets dont have wires throughout them.
"This blanket is kind of expensive. It was like $70"
Proceeds go plug in blanket into $3500 battery pack
$5000 battery bank
I think a company sent that to him, dunno if he paid for it out of pocket
@@Lewdacris916 $3200 everywhere.
holy shit its really that expensive??
@@ghhhp yes.
Mav should do story time of the creepiest camping nights
Pink nylon silky
there was a train accident where he was staying and 2 workers lost their lives , it was on the news few years back,
Yeah, this is interesting
@@Vsmachok imagine being a ghost and you still have to go to work
Yes sir that would be the cool
Heated blanket goes underneath you, heat rises, gotta trap it all in there. Also don't run it on full blast the whole time, it won't get too hot/draw as much energy.
Exactly right. Un-necessarily expensive model too. He should get the cheapest, with no timer. I use my for 18 euro on a minimal setting drawing around 1,75A @12V (including 150W MSW inverter) in freezing temperatures without problems. Anything beyond minimal output is unbearable to lay on. Main thing is to sleep on it, not under it...
Yea but hes in a small place so the heat even warms up the car wich is rly good
Mav, please share a story time of your most scary, spooky, eerie camping experiences! The last part of the video had me so curious!! 😊
The voices outside and he realizes the truck camper isn't locked up.
Lol
I learned that actually laying on top of the electric blanket works wonders! Eventually you'll get too hot and have to roll over but they definitely work! Also try a lower setting to conserve battery
Can you use
Wym works wonders? What good does it do?
Some electric blankets contain wiring that can't with stand laying on top of it.
@@hiddenleaf2 your body weight pressed against the warm blanket worked better for my situation as opposed to being draped over me
Electric blankets also work best with another blanket on top (dosen't even have to be thick, just needs to trap the heat)
As someone from Polish descent, it was so neat seeing you eat haluski! It’s one of my favorite meals and not commonly known :)
I'm from western PA, and it's pretty well known here. :) mm it is delish.
I lived in Pittsburgh and fell in love with Haluski! Yummmm!!
Wow, I'd be freaked out hearing voices when I expected no one. Way to keep it together. Glad you're alright and good to know that blanket could work with a big battery. Keep up the entertaining content bud. 👏
Same, if I was him I would have at least one weapon for emergency especially alone.
That moment when you realize he’s driving in the snow at a decent speed while flying a drone
King arthur flour and baby are doing
Easy thing. Hover drone where you want it for the shot, set remote down near drone, drive around corner and then back through to get footage, go back and get drone/remote. No danger involved especially since its in the middle of nowhere.
Drone also can follow via GPS.
There are a lot of auto pilot features in many drones, which allow it to follow or stay ahead of targets.
There is a follow function on most drones bro.. hands free
That snow on the hood of the car in the beginning was triggering Haah
I remember having old school heated blankets. The kind that didn’t turn off with a timer. Eventually my dad figured out that it would be cheaper to insulate the house better and run the thermostat a few degrees warmer than it was to run 2 fire hazards during the winter.
I'm pretty sure that using an electric blanket properly is way cheaper than trying to warm up the whole living space.
I own and use an old style (no timer) electric blanket, which is rated at 60 Watts per side, it has two power settings, so 60 Watts is the high setting, and it should use far less on the lower setting (unfortunately it doesn't say what wattage it runs on on the lower setting), but even if you calculate it at the high setting running all night, that's still only 0.36kwh per 8hr night, again that's the high setting, if running it all night, you should use the low setting.
The way to use it: put it directly on the mattress and cover with a fitted sheet, use a top sheet and quilt/duvet.
This makes the heat source close and uninsulated to your body. The mattress and quilt/duvet trap the heat produced by the electric blanket and your body, therefore you need very little energy to keep the bed warm as you're heating up very little space and holding that heat in, compared to trying to heat the entire house including the bed
@@DanielSultana I hate to rain on your good discussion, but he was referring to the liability of a house fire, not the cost of electricity to run the blankets! Good info though!
I lived in the basement and threw the heated blanket over my space heater and never thought it would light on fire lol. I think back on it and wonder how I didn’t catch the house on fire.
This is my second day of watching mav's videos......this guy is so down to earth and kind and loving these camping vlogs...and the way his F-150 is customized looks so comfy...this guy is living his life ...keep it up dude...lots of love ...
It’s nice to see Plop from The Office is keeping busy after the show ended
Ha!
Nailed it
The blanket is small because it's a throw blanket made for throwing on while on the couch. A regular heated blanket is much bigger.
And usually doesn't have a 3 hour time limit!
Does it take more power then this one?
@@saugatbhattarai5830 no
How to get
@@rachananavlogs5676 get the 12 volt on from Walmart.. it's like $20
I’ve used an electric blanket for camping in near freezing temps while tent camping. What I found worked best was place blanket under me. Laying on top of it! Then covering with another blanket that holds the heat in.
Absolutely. Heat rises, so you want the heat under you,. But i would suggest a heated mattress pad rather than an electric blanket. A heated pad is designed to have weight on top of it, whereas an electro blanket might not be
Came to say this. Works best!
Everyone knows you sleep on top of the blanket
I love your vids bro. Getting those overhead drone shots of you driving must’ve taken forever! My bro in law is from Fargo and he’s told me how brutal and long the winters can be. No way I would venture out and try what you do. I’m old and fat and I do good to go out to the mailbox when it’s like +20f here in IL- but we can live vicariously watching your vids. Thanks and stay warm and safe!
Dude those drone shots when you were driving were amazing.
No foreal bro I was amazed by how he kept up w the driving, I would’ve been allll over the road myself 🤣
What if the drone hits a tree lol or does it avoid em
@@TexasLinetrash depends on what kind bu think they have sensors on them idk tho I need one haha
My mavic 2 zoom does it very actually. The anti collision sensors work very well when avoiding objects when ambient light is good not so good after sunset for obvious reasons.
Yeah I subbed because of that
You should have bought the Turejo Electric blanket from Amazon. 9 hours of uninterrupted heated sleep. No getting up every 3 hours to turn it back on. $49.99
I cant seem to find it!
Thanks!
Sounds like fire hazard to me
I got one that stays on for 12 hrs
He has a Throw. He needs to buy an actual BLANKET. I'm looking to purchase one from Amazon that's 72 in by 84 in because I am a tall man. I'm 6 ft 7 in tall. But he needs an actual blanket to cover his entire body and then he won't need that comforter on top of it.
I've been using heated blankets on a battery for a while. Pro tip. Heat rises so put it on the bottom and lay on top. Keeping a blanket over you will trap the heat but also make the blanket use less power through the night.
So lie on the heated blanket, while sleeping under a regular one. I will remember that when I take my dodge truck camping.
You can also get heated matress pads, if you have a standard size matress.
Do you have an inverter? My friend has a 2000 watt pure sine inverter on a deep cycle battery and the electric blanket will not work on it.
@@janchampine1899 Most inverters should be able to run them for at least a little while, that's a strange issue.
Drones have giving the average person the ability to get amazing shots from the air. It’s so awesome
Been watching for a short time but I am really impressed with this young man's zest for life,he is a great cook too.
Watching your videos is immensely comforting for me. It’s a glimpse of something that makes my heart sing.
Mine is like yours, but weighted as well. I absolutely love mine. The timer is for your safety and believe me they hold so much heat in you really don't feel when they've turned off, especially if you've layered yourself with other blankets too. FYI, lowest temp I've used mine in was low 20s, while out camping during a bad windstorm, but it worked like a charm. Btw, yes, you can wash it, the instructions are on the blanket. If followed correctly blanket comes out like brand new.
As a veteran of electric blanket cold-camping, here’s what you do: 1) insulate under your sleeping bag. This is a must. 2) electric blanket has to go INSIDE your sleeping bag with you, but on top of your body inside the bag. Remember that blanket only puts out as much heat as a 100watt light bulb, so if it’s laying out in the open it won’t do you any good. An insulated sleeping bag will insulate you from the warmth the blanket creates as well as the cold (thus why it needs to be inside the bag).
what did you use for power? not many of us have super crazy battery packs like that that can run a blanket.
@@mtnbound2764 using electricity for heating is stupid idea.
@@dantebg100 ok.. did you mean to relpy to the OP? I didnt advocate for using electricity for heating.
@@mtnbound2764 Well I'm looking at this as a forward looking thing where we will HAVE to have EV campers etc. It is coming fast UK is pushing hard on this and I suspect the US and the rest of the first world will . My diesel powered camper is gonna become a dinosaur in the next 10 or so years
@@mtnbound2764
You’d be fine with just a small battery pack. Assuming that you’re well insulated inside a good sleeping bag and that it’s zipped up all the way, the heating blanket inside would only need to run at the very beginning of the night. Once the warmth has built up, you should be ok after that without assistance.
You should get one of the big Sunbeam heated blankets from Walmart. They're cheaper, bigger, and have a 10-hour auto-shutoff not 3. I love it.
I second this! I’m a Midwesterner who lives in a drafty historical (old) house. My Sunbeam blanket is the only reason I can sleep at night from December to March. It’s lasted longer than any other heated blanket I’ve owned.
Then he'll need more power than his current $3,400 battery. :)
No, he should just go to REI, and buy a decent down sleeping mummy bag. People go camping in freezing temps all the time.
Can agree. Sunbeam blankets are very good, I own one and it has very good insulation without even being turned on.
The 10lb weighted blankets are also really good !
You’re in the middle of ffing no where and hear voices. That would creep me out too. Damn mystery.
Juat some random meth heads lmao
Yeah I don't get easily scared by anything but to here suspicious noises where you would think there would be none creeps me a little
And it’s snowing… snow canceles a lot of noise they would have had to be close for him to hear it.
Im not saying its demons, but its demons
It was the prophet Mohammad….maybe…..
Have you ever thought about about getting the thermal camera attachment for your phone or a separate thermal camera. So you could see keep the lights out from the camper but see who's around you.
I love my electric blanket... Was leas than 20 dollars at Walmart... Stays on for 8 hrs and i put it under me and then cover up... I stay toasty and never have to turn it on high
Until it blows up (here in NZ) Kmarts special 😂 controller blew up lol
…
@@MrRelevance02 ive had it 3 yrs... I make sure the controller is away from my bed and has some air flow so it doesnt overheat... No problems with it at all... But as with anything, buyer beware cuz anything can be faulty...
Personally, I like the heated mattress cover, heats me up from underneath, helps me sleep better. Mine rums on dc, hooked up to my truck battery. Only need about an hour, then turn off.
Toni, you are one of the few comments that mentioned a heated mattress cover. Everyone else is saying to lay on top of the blanket. Clearly they have never read an electric blankets instructions. It says do not lay on top of.
I recently got an electric mattress cover and its amazing. It only works when insulated with a blanket.
I really like how you get the drone shots of you driving and the thought out camera placement areas. That makes the video so much more enjoyable. Good stuff dude.
Any thing with an element draws insane power, jug, toaster, water heater, elec blanket,
Impressive chopping skills for being in the cold!…onions have never been my favorites to cut up! Great job!
Complains about a $70 blanket but buys a $3,500 battery😂 love this guy lol!
Priorities 😆
$5000 battery and he probably got it free.
he didn't even use the blanket right, should have put it under his main one
@@BluntSmokeTrauma he did that..
@@BluntSmokeTrauma who upset it under?
Okay you’re making me want a truck 😛
Animal crossing new
Hes making me want a electric blanket
Get a van
I has a beautiful lifted dodge ram hemi I will sell you.. it's on 35s.. pretty sweet truck
@@lordsirhamwallet5416 I'll sell you one.. just pay shipping actually.. pretty nice
Thanks for the recipe Mav, definitely gonna try!
I love my electric blanket I sandwich in between two blankets. It traps the heat. Best ever in cold weather! Thank you for your channel
Looks like you got a lap blanket. I have one that lasts 6 hours. But still, you could've gotten a bed blanket that'll last 8 hours for a fraction of that price! Yes, in cold like that..always put another blanket on top of it.
I'm an older dude who lives in Indianapolis. Your videos are infectious. Keep up the good work.
Bought my first electric lap blanket last year. Loved it so much, I overused it and fritzed it. This year, an electric mattress Pad I believe will do very well for me and my arthritic kitty.
LOvEd sO mUch
Talk like human being
When U buy a ELECTRIC BLANKET buy one with a off and on switch without A timer. It will stay on or off until U turn it off and on!!!!!! 👍🙋♀️AND 1 size larger than your bed 🛌
Love this young man and his videos. Thank you, Mav.
Nice vid Mav. Be careful with that blanket, don't burn yourself.
Knife looks Sharp! Glad to see your getting some use from it.
Peace
The comforter holds in the heat !!! I've had a 12 volts of electric blanket for like 14 years.
Me: “I could never do this, I’d spook myself out”
Him: “this spot makes the creepiest noises” 😂
Camping seems like a ton of fun.
It is.
More like a 1/2 ton of fun.
It’s the easiest way to take a break from everything
This isn’t true camping but I guess it still looks fun
Depends
Let’s go, I get just as excited now when you post as I did back when I first started watching, keep up the great work
King arthur flour
@@rachananavlogs5676 what
I have been trying to find the recipe to something my wife's grandmother cooked years ago.
She called it sodocki, not sure of the spelling but it had no meat and with butter milk.
Sounds kind of like what you cooked. This was a very old Czechoslovakian recipe.
Thanks, From South Carolina
A 12 volt heating blanket does not require as much power. If you take your time, research and compare the power consumption of different 12 volt blankets, you can find some very efficient options.
But the lower consumption ones will be colder...
@@EndstyleGG Colder isn’t an accurate descriptions for 100+ degrees of heat in a blanket. That’s plenty hot and 12 volts can power that just fine.
@@Just.Ashley.S A blanked that takes 100w versus a blanket that takes 50w will literally put out 2x as much heat. How many degrees exactly will depend on how cold it is and how much insulation (aka. blankets) you have around it and yourself
@@EndstyleGG Outside temperature and insulation are subjective factors. I’m talking about the standard temperature rating on 12 volt heating blankets. It’s simply mathematics to understand that less power consumption equals less output, however that’s not what I’m arguing nor does my statement contradict that. My reply is quite simply if you read it for what it is. Again, 12 volts can power heating blankets upwards of 100 degrees with no issue. That is quite hot and almost intolerable at the highest settings, therefore anything using the word cold/er is not an accurate description. It does not require that much power to put out that much heat. Will more power put out more heat, of course, but it’s not necessary especially when it’s at the expense of inverter power consumption.
@@EndstyleGG so what he means in laymen's terms is that powering a 100w dc device is more efficient that powering an AC devices if using dc batteries becuz there is power loss in the DC to AC and back to DC conversions.
I have that same exact heating blanket! I absolutely love it and recommend it. 😄
Also, the timer goes up to 12 hours and you can choose how hot you want it. If it ever overheats it will shut off or you have to unplug it. I don't usually have a problem with it overheating though.
Last week in the Eastern Sierras of CA I car camped in zero degree with two wool blankets and a $20 sleeping bag from Big 5. Slept warm in my car.
For best results you'll always want to cover the top of the electric blanket in order to trap the heat.
I never watched camping videos until I randomly watched one of his at night and started fw it only his though.. 🤣🤘🏽
Bro I so hope you keep a side arm with you at all times especially when you're alone by yourself in the back of your truck!☝❤
Yer I was going to leave the same comment especially when hes on the ice in a little tent with fish laying all around him surely he would have to have a rifle or something but I've not seen one or him talk about one yet :)
Murcia, where everything can be solved with shooting it
This sounds so weird to non-Americans.
@@IUsedToBeANinja4895 you goddam right...
@@marcrtaylorI know bro travelled all over the UK and Europe and live in a boat in the UK, not o ce have I thought yeah I need a rifle and not just a side arm... Can't say I've even got a side arm😂
I’ve been binging the heck out of Mav’s videos. Thanks man! Great channel.
So just checked 11'F an that's -11'c in the UK talk, your a mad man love the content 👌🏻👊🏻
I love how he always wakes up at 7am and is so pumped
Been going through a lot recently with almost every aspect of life that you could imagine, and each time I get a notification from Mav I instantly feel all of that weight and all of those worries just lift off of my back and I feel relieved. Truly, thank you man. You impact a lot of people. Maybe more than you know.
Zoom in on the picture of the life of me I can't
hope you're doing better nowadays!
Blankets are amazing. Discovered them 4 years ago. Can't imagine my life without them 🤣 🤠 have a blanket that goes under me🤣
this is an awesome video!!! you should do more like this.
Amazing drone shots as always ughhh🤌🏼🤌🏼🤌🏼
This looks like so much fun! I miss camping out ice fishing.
Thanks for showing me how this worked out. As far as the cooking oil goes I have had good luck storing it in a stainless steel thermos in both hot and cold weather.
If I ever receive a large sum of money I'm buying a setup like this, This kind of life is what I really want
Glad you did the whole camping experience
Amazing cooking seeing how that electric blanket works, food looks awesome
My mans bought the most over priced smallest heated blanket
the guy has an almost 4k battery, dont think he really minds haha
@@woodsman4946 right sayin the mans who drives a stang 😂
@@RoyalLineageLLC that’s a viper in his pfp not a stang
@@faultyd3vil917 bro we talking bout the nigga 3.7 lmao stop cappin
@@RoyalLineageLLC you replied to ThatCarGuy not to 3.7
I am a newer subscriber but the winter vids are so good. You're videos are unique which is nice
What an experience, it seems nice and cool to camp like that
$70 blanket. Cost to run it? $1200 battery pack. Come on back in, Mr. Buddy!
It actually costs more than $3000
Okay I will
Chain a few deep cycles and a invertor from the truck that shuts off charging after a certain voltage so you can keep the deep cycles topped off. Hell of allot cheaper and simple af.
That is a $3500 (tax incl) unit 3000 watt, 250 amp hour
@@crabbingclammingboatcampin4962 my solar battery is 400ah and cost me 1600$. It's 3-4k with panels and all in one inverter. For 3200$ you could buy 800ah battery.
Nice job with the external footage and drone coverage. 👍🏼
Great video! Down to earth! Keep em comin!
You Rock Mav ! …. I love it. !
“This is my carbon monoxide generator.”
For real tho
Accurate
Noice
Can you use
Rewatching your older videos waiting for a MRE update, the frozen olive oil kills me every time bro 🍻
Having a great time. Enjoy always learning
Eating before bee always really helps to keep you warm
yea man they make a bigger electric blanket, and the shut off has an over ride on the controller usually. then it will stay on for 8 or 10 hours :)
Him like getting under all the blankets while its cold outside just looks so comfortable
This man has such a professionally unprofessional cooking skill and I love it
now his living his life! big thumbs up!
Been bingewatching his content a lot lately. I realise my life is pretty boring
Me too, he's relaxing. Also I like to see what he cooks, inspires me to cook more
No , We all do it Brother..
I watch until i fall asleep..
And @backcountry Adventures?
Downtomob ?
Lol, me to.
Boring beats stressful or miserable.
lol
To be young and free again. Great video.
that is a hard core blanket review
I love your vids! The back of your truck looks so cozy!
I loved my heated mattress pad. It’s so much better than a heated blanket since heat rises it’s the best sleep I’ve ever gotten
Plot twist: The railroad has been shutdown for decades 😈
Echos in the wind?
@Terren ONeil thank you very much
@@woodsinme old spirits and energy from old mines
@@woodsinme could be reflections from the clouds kind of how short wave radio works but way lower in the atmosphere
Hey Mav.. Ur spirit is dope! 🐞💙🌺
They sell really nice heated blankets at Big Lots & are fairly priced! But unlike yours you can set the timer to 1-8 hrs or there’s others that don’t have a shut off timer. Also, I personally like sleeping on top of the heated blanket & then using a comforter on top to cover up with👌🏼
You bought a “throw” blanket. They’re smaller than normal blankets (that you use for your bed). Throw blankets are for snuggling up on the sofa while watching TV on a cold night.
My thoughts exactly. Plus the normal blankets stay on all night..
I think that style would be best for running off a battery though.
@@TermiteTweeker True, but waking up ever 3 hours to turn the blanket back on?
@@srl0003 Yup. The regular sized blankets will stay on all night. That was what I meant to include. Better than waking up every 3 hours to turn the blanket back on again.
My life style
Now all you need is a dog! Man's best friend also makes for warm feet when you snuggle up in the cold on a camp out.
Omg yes that would make this the perfect channel maybe in the future he'll get one
And smellier feet..might as well toss some garlic in your socks while cooking
-I turned my volume all the way up to hear the noice and then I just hear Mav whispering in my ear-
Viewing from Siargao Island, SDN🙂 keep safe and GOD BLESS you always.. 🙂🙏
Hey Mav they have mattress pad heaters that plug right into your 12v outlet maybe that'll be a better option for you hope that helps love the channel and stay safe!
You have to hate all those little noises in the night 😂😂😂
I live in a shed to cabin conversion and use a electic blanket, keeps me cozy. I had a 30A RV box for partial electric installed , and also using solar for lights and fans. Its doesnt get as cold as Alaska or Canada here, but have had a few 19f nights. i also lived in Denver for over 20 years, so my experience is from cold climates. The three years ive been here in the woods, my land is more south, in the apalachian , the people are great people, they tell me to get all winterized up. They are not as climatized to real cold temps, yet sleeping in a truck shell, in that climate...is know is frigging cold.
Hi Mav. Crazyquad had mentioned you so I watched this video and had to subscribe. All the best from Brigitte ( England}