Hi mate, it's an mpk vision roof light. 500 x 700mm. I purchased from Magnum motorhomes

​@@cornish_wallys Hey man, can you tell me by any chance, what height you have in the cargo area after the insulation?

Hi Alan, thanks for the comment! Yeah I was unsure if it needed them at first, but I'm glad I put them in as the solar panels weigh 10kg each, and with the panels bolted together it did seem a bit flimsy in the middle. The aluminium framing of the panels is super thin and maybe driving along a bumpy road it could potentially damage the panels. It's funny watching it back as all of the planning in the background took soo long! I'm still glad the way I have done it and to a really good standard. I've seen what happens when panels come flying off the roof and it's just not worth it to save on a few holes. But that's just my opinion. And the homemade brackets must only weigh a few grams. And there is a main structural member in the middle of the panels. Its crazy how much the metal sheeting moves when i try and move the panels and in 1 of my later videos I've fitted support beams inside. Hope this helps and thanks again for your input 😀

Thanks mate! Got loads to post, just finding the time to edit it all!

Thanks mate! Really appreciate it. Lots more coming soon! 🙏

@@cornish_wallys you're welcome. Good luck.

So true! I'm 3 months in and still not ready to be boarded out yet! Thanks for the comment 😁

Wohoo! 🎊🥳 thankyou 🙏 here's to the next milestone of 200 😀

Thanks mate 👍

I bought these direct from Renogy, we had these on our last van too and they were brilliant.

There's 9 holes all together, but 5 of them are the existing holes for roof racks. Thought I would just make sure the front was really well held down and supported. The awning complicates things for unistrut, I'm sure there's a way of doing it. The roof line of the crafter is a right pain too. It slopes towards the back of the van so hard to bolt something square to the roof.

Thanks! 😁

Ah bummer I'm sorry about that. I have just purchased a mic for future videos so hopefully won't have this issue again

@@cornish_wallysI can hear you just fine

Thanks 🙂 I bought my van privately, but dealerships seem to be getting them by the truckload at the moment. I suppose they are at the 5 year old stage, which means end of pcp/hire purchase contracts. They seem to dent really really easy, so look out for small dents, check the loading area under the barn doors as they seem to get pretty rusty real fast if damaged. If fwd the CV boot on the drivers side seem to be a common issue...but may be a bargaining tool. Full service history is essential! Other than that they are brilliant vans! Happy hunting 🤟

@@cornish_wallys thanks

Thanks mate, yeah I do need to address this issue...just using my phone at the moment. The gopro mic was even worse 😅 thanks for the feedback mate, I really appreciate it!

No problem! Hope it helps 😀

Hi mate, that's the only place in the rear of the van that it would fit anyway, due to the distance between the structural beams. I would have to remove a beam if it went anywhere else in the back. So sort of worked in my favour! I also made sure it won't obstruct the bathroom before fitting

Thanks 😂 was very tempted by the maxxfan instead

At least you will have plenty of time on your hands this year to do it! I agree with you on the nickname haha they really are!

Thanks Adam! Took us about 8 days... Was 2000 miles from Cornwall to get there. We was very nervous to drive that far but very surprised how fast we managed to get there! Its very strange living out of a van so small telling yourself that it doesn't matter how far you go because you always have somewhere to stay! We loved it. Could live in a van as small as a T5 full time!

Thanks mate, really appreciate it! 😁

@@cornish_wallys No worries man, i've subbed too hope to see more, please feel free to check out my YT. Thanks