I swear, I learned from watching you build Navi. My water system is put together the way you would have like , in the beginning. I hope you’re proud. Thanks, bud
As a school bus driver, I utilize all my mirrors for different views around the bus. That crossover mirror will serve you best if you angle it in a little more. You will be able to see the front bumper & about a foot in front of it, as well as down the sides of the bus. It helps when having to make tight turns & you won't have to guess how close you are to obstructions. I love all your builds!
We all missed you last year. So happy you're back. Liked watching you replace the water heater and investigate/solve the electrical issue. It gives me hope that I might be able to do this some day.
I’ve learned a lot from your vids. Skoolies have come along way in seven years. No more Romex or twist connectors. Today it’s multi strand marine tin coated copper wires and crimping. That will bring your bus to code. Solid wires can break from vibrations and twist caps can loosen. Loose wires are the main cause of fires in RV’s and skoolies. We have come so far in 7 years. Navi is still one beautiful skoolie. Crimp, crimp and crimp!
I know right! I was talking to some friends about how much the bus world has changed and we have all learned and innovate so much as community. Looking over Navi even shows how much technology has changed as well.
Hi Michael Gm Sir I love your bus and hope when we see it again in Florida that it serves who ever you let use it I would if I were you Move back in it you built it its a labor of love
your very lucky you can live in that nice bus as today in canada rent is so expensive nobody cant save no money , buslife is one way to solve the problem lol
I remember seeing Navi for the first time on Jenna's channel. I was so impressed with that couch/table!! Glad to know she is going back out on the road for another Florida trip.
The other real issue with the water heater placement is that it’s not in the heated area of the bus. So when temps are freezing can cause the internal plumbing of the water heater to bust from freezing
I would love to meet you and have your guidance in my bus build. You are so calm and just a genius about everything concerning buses. Love watching your videos.
You could add return tubing for hot water with check valve & coolant circulation pump. Add switch for new pump near water pump switch and after like 10 seconds running circulation you'll have got water in seconds without waste. Works great for my similar installment
Look at you go awesome job on the mirror. Water heater hmmmm that’s all. Wiring good job awesome. I feel good JEET’s bus started in the cold yeah baby 🛠️👍👍🇨🇦🛠️
Michael, you never fail to teach us something. Looks like in this one you also didn't fail to teach yourself something after 7 years. Navi still looks pretty good after all that time. Just wondering...do you know whatever happened with Jax?
I swear, I learned from watching you build Navi. My water system is put together the way you would have like , in the beginning. I hope you’re proud. Thanks, bud
I still need to get back out west and stop by. Hope your doing well.
@@navigationnowhere living the dream!
I was behind you on I-81 on Friday. That's how I ended up here. Awesome bus✌️
My friend should be down toward Flordia soon! That awesome.
GOT TO GET US ONE OF THOSE ELECTRICAL GAGES
"A" for backing up🎊🎉🎊🎉
As a school bus driver, I utilize all my mirrors for different views around the bus. That crossover mirror will serve you best if you angle it in a little more. You will be able to see the front bumper & about a foot in front of it, as well as down the sides of the bus. It helps when having to make tight turns & you won't have to guess how close you are to obstructions.
I love all your builds!
Thanks. I love those front mirrors. It’s crazy with all the mirrors you really don’t have any blind spots.
I was just going to exactly the same thing. Schoolbus driver, also. 😀
Thank you for that. Had no idea 🤙🏼
We all missed you last year. So happy you're back. Liked watching you replace the water heater and investigate/solve the electrical issue. It gives me hope that I might be able to do this some day.
Thanks! I am glad to be back this year and working on the rigs
I’ve learned a lot from your vids. Skoolies have come along way in seven years. No more Romex or twist connectors. Today it’s multi strand marine tin coated copper wires and crimping. That will bring your bus to code. Solid wires can break from vibrations and twist caps can loosen. Loose wires are the main cause of fires in RV’s and skoolies. We have come so far in 7 years. Navi is still one beautiful skoolie. Crimp, crimp and crimp!
I know right! I was talking to some friends about how much the bus world has changed and we have all learned and innovate
so much as community. Looking over Navi even shows how much technology has changed as well.
Hi Michael Gm Sir I love your bus and hope when we see it again in Florida that it serves who ever you let use it I would if I were you Move back in it you built it its a labor of love
I will be living in it of the month of February until I get it back to NY. Thanks!
your very lucky you can live in that nice bus as today in canada rent is so expensive nobody cant save no money , buslife is one way to solve the problem lol
Love your work and work ethic. Because of the vibration, I would suggest crimp connectors instead of wire nuts .
That’s it was I switched everything over to in the bus at this point.
I remember seeing Navi for the first time on Jenna's channel. I was so impressed with that couch/table!!
Glad to know she is going back out on the road for another Florida trip.
Jenna did such a good job on that video it was such a fun time filming. Excited to share some Navi adventures.
Absolutely LOVE Navi!! ❤️ I have missed her adventures for sure!! Thank you for all you do, all you video, and of course, all you share!!
Today I went to Pinellas Park, FL and guess who I saw!
Add a 3 way valve on the shower hot water outlet line with a return line that goes back to the fresh water tank.
I like that idea. It would make bleeding the system a lot faster. I think Navi needs a bit of a deeper remodel after all of these years.
We are hoping to start our schoolie journey soon thanks for the videos
I saw Navi and you In Sussex County at the fair grounds. I had just finished my Tiny House.😊
Thats a long time ago and one of the first few days I moved into the bus!
Way to MikeGyver that mirror 😎
Good job brother. I’m just finishing up my 2001 bluebird all American FE build. We should be moving into it in about two weeks down here in Florida.
That’s awesome check out skoolie swarm. My friends run the event and they do a great job!
The other real issue with the water heater placement is that it’s not in the heated area of the bus. So when temps are freezing can cause the internal plumbing of the water heater to bust from freezing
thanks, Mike, really enjoyed that nice little video, great stuff
Navi up n out again 🤙
Off on its own adventure this time with my friends.
@@navigationnowhere no races dis yr 🏎 ??
I will be flying down for the 🏎️ and driving Navi back.
Thank you
Still a fantastic bus.
I am was so happy to give this bus some love.
I would love to meet you and have your guidance in my bus build. You are so calm and just a genius about everything concerning buses. Love watching your videos.
A 3d printer might be handy to make some of those parts that are old and brittle
Love watching your videos always learning
You could add return tubing for hot water with check valve & coolant circulation pump.
Add switch for new pump near water pump switch and after like 10 seconds running circulation you'll have got water in seconds without waste.
Works great for my similar installment
Look at you go awesome job on the mirror. Water heater hmmmm that’s all. Wiring good job awesome. I feel good JEET’s bus started in the cold yeah baby 🛠️👍👍🇨🇦🛠️
Thanks badge! Doing the water heater reminds me of working on your house
I like it 🤓☮️
Where in the Adirondack. I m live in Burke by Malone. Best Regards Arthur
Michael, you never fail to teach us something. Looks like in this one you also didn't fail to teach yourself something after 7 years. Navi still looks pretty good after all that time.
Just wondering...do you know whatever happened with Jax?
Navi: should be Stranded marine wire.✌😎
Good luck rewiring that bus after 7 years. 😂 All the new rigs are updated.
@@navigationnowhere I would do it for you if you can get me there from Cali.😉
@@navigationnowhere I'd be happy to do it for you if you can get me out there from Cali. (assuming it's not all buried in spray foam!)😉
Gracias chicos saludos a todos desde Curazao feliz dia
How did you keep the mice from taking up residence?
So far, I have not been able to. haha I will need to come up with something for the next year.
Lever nuts
What part of Florida? We're in Florida and just started our first bus build! Love your channel!
I will be all over from Jacksonville to Tampa.
Goals…
Why don't you use the Wago lever connectors instead of wire nuts?
I do now and that is what I replaced them with
Hey buddy what part of Florida did you come down to? I’m in Tampa and doing exterior painting soon
👍🏻😁
😎🤠👍☮
What is Dales channel?
youtube.com/@DaleBetzandtheSlackerBus
Hey Mike what is that electrical tester device ? I would like to send you an invite on FB group for my shuttle bus conversion
It is just called an outlet tester or receptacle tester.
Are you going to sell Navi?
No I won’t be selling Navi.
Wanna sell it?
This bus is going to be staying with my family.
isn't your Dad?
Not sure what your referencing ?
I sent you an Instagram message about working on mY bus. Please let me know if your interested in 13v / 120v work
Your ground on your plug need to be down not up 1/2 turn to be correct cheers