Hello Jim, yes I will be doing a thorough walkthrough and tour of the Wingamm Oasi 540.1 tomorrow in which we will provide lots of information including specifications, pricing, etc. so keep an eye out for that upcoming video. Thank you so much for watching my videos! I wish you a great night! 🤗🚐🌠
Hello Deborah, I’m glad you liked the motorhome. I used to feel the same way before I purchased an RV with a cassette toilet but very quickly loved the convenience of it. Thank you so much for watching!🤗
@deborah: I don't know what's worse though: Dealing with a sewer hose at a dump station or emptying a cassette toilet -- both are unpleasant, just in different ways. IMO. The BEST solution seems to be an incinerator toilet -- like the Cinderella (for RVs or even home/off-grid cabin use) -- but @ $4-5K, they're "a tad" pricey (well, for Riff-Raff like me they are). But maybe in time they'll become more common and the prices will come down. Even if they didn't, on a $100K RV (which is on the cheaper side), $5K is nothing. Whatever, incineration is clean & sterile and as said it's perhaps the best way to dispose of/process black tank "contents" on-site (vs. carried/sent somewhere else). ;-) -- BR
The main benefit of a cassette toilet is that you can dump at a sewer station or any bathroom toilet. I can even dump via my home sewer waste clean out port. All of these place and you do not need a waste hose.
@@Adventure-Mom Yes, cassette give you more options, and having options is ALWAYS a plus. Personally, I would have a partially-covered carport/RV-pad built at my house to park the RV on and at least be mostly protected from the weather (sun/hail) -- and with a full hookups pedestal. That is, if there was no HOA to deal with. ;-) -- BR
Looking forward to the walk through nice rig!
Hello, I will be doing the walkthrough tomorrow so keep an eye out for that video. Thanks for watching!☺️
U can do U-turns easily with this little RV looking forward to the walk-through.
Wow Ruby! very nice. You have international appeal, we all knew this a long time ago, but nice......
Excellent review! Tomorrow could you cover how wide those mirrors stick out? My driveway isn't the biggest.
Cool little RV
It definitely is! I really enjoyed driving it. Thank you so much for watching! Have a fantastic night!☺️ 🚐🌠
nice! are u going to have another video for tour of inside and pricing etc thanks
Hello Jim, yes I will be doing a thorough walkthrough and tour of the Wingamm Oasi 540.1 tomorrow in which we will provide lots of information including specifications, pricing, etc. so keep an eye out for that upcoming video. Thank you so much for watching my videos! I wish you a great night! 🤗🚐🌠
You are #1
Thank you so much! I am so glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching! 🥰🚐
nice motorhome, cant see price?
Like it! It’s great for 1 or 2 people. However, you lost me with the cassette toilet. Not gonna pay that price and then have to haul waste.
Hello Deborah, I’m glad you liked the motorhome. I used to feel the same way before I purchased an RV with a cassette toilet but very quickly loved the convenience of it. Thank you so much for watching!🤗
@deborah: I don't know what's worse though: Dealing with a sewer hose at a dump station or emptying a cassette toilet -- both are unpleasant, just in different ways. IMO.
The BEST solution seems to be an incinerator toilet -- like the Cinderella (for RVs or even home/off-grid cabin use) -- but @ $4-5K, they're "a tad" pricey (well, for Riff-Raff like me they are). But maybe in time they'll become more common and the prices will come down.
Even if they didn't, on a $100K RV (which is on the cheaper side), $5K is nothing.
Whatever, incineration is clean & sterile and as said it's perhaps the best way to dispose of/process black tank "contents" on-site (vs. carried/sent somewhere else). ;-)
-- BR
The main benefit of a cassette toilet is that you can dump at a sewer station or any bathroom toilet. I can even dump via my home sewer waste clean out port. All of these place and you do not need a waste hose.
@@Adventure-Mom Yes, cassette give you more options, and having options is ALWAYS a plus.
Personally, I would have a partially-covered carport/RV-pad built at my house to park the RV on and at least be mostly protected from the weather (sun/hail) -- and with a full hookups pedestal.
That is, if there was no HOA to deal with. ;-)
-- BR