Five stars for the best van video soundtrack ever. 😂

How much weight can it hold while out?

I’m doing a small van build Im Florida and debating on getting a max air or the fresair. I hear the fresair has really good ventilation but with humidity as high as it is here, should I save my money.

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Is that a shower by the toilet?

Thanks for your video. We installed a Fresair unit in our 170 Sprinter (mid-size) van 2.5 years ago, and have regrets. We lived in central Oregon (desert) and have only traveled in the western US where humidity is low. It sits over the bed in the rear of the van, and we have a Maxxair fan towards the front, so that, in theory, air can enter through the Fresair and exit through the Maxxair. The Fresair is great if you are lying on the bed directly under it, but it can't seem to cool the air in the rest of the van. I set up one or two small portable fans to help move the cooler air forward, but it's still less than satisfactory. Perhaps we should have reversed the placement of the Fresair and Maxxair because we seldom need the Fresair at night. (One small portable fan works fine during the night, and is quieter.) We also cover the windows with insulated covers. We didn't want an insulated curtain between the cab and the rest of the van because with our swivel seats, the cab is part of our living area. Maybe that's something we should reconsider, but we do keep insulated covers on our cab windows. Our van is a light color. So we avoid camping during hot seasons which, where we live, is most of the summer. I agree that it's really annoying not knowing how much water is in the Fresair tank. It is good that the low profile on the roof allows for a solar panel above it. The low power usage is also good because we never use shore power. Sadly, the cons out weight the pros so if we were do another van build, we'd probably not choose a Fresair again.

How you liking it so far? Any reason you'd see that you can't install this on a sxs?? You think it would survive be on top while banging around offroad? How about the all the dust, would the dirty air cause any issues?

Sick build 😎

Really neat video. Would love to check out your builds sometime. Do you guys convert Transit Connects?

Have you seen this increase the humidty level inside the van? Humidty in the van is always a concern to avoid mildew.

Thank you for this, you may be the only real life test of this unit out there, do you use it while driving(of course guessing you have regular ac in the van)but just wondering if youve tried just this unit while driving on a hot day alone just to see? Thanks.

Slick build. I was wondering how long before someone finally built a chess board into the table. Glad to see someone finally did it.

I like your van builds. Have seen some on Pinterest. Like the Murphy bed with the map. Are you familiar with a company in Washington with the owner Tom. His wife does the KZbin video tours. I thought this was the same company. Can't remember their name. I'm editing my comment. It's Freedom Vans. I thought they made rhe van with the Murphy bed and map wall.

Awesome.

Thanks for the review on the A/C. I live in the Washington DC area, so its very humid. I guess this won't be a good choice for me. By the way, did you build those cabinets, or did you buy them somewhere? They are beautiful.

Need to flip the fridge door

WOW! 10/10 I have watch hundreds of van build and you are the big winner by far for me. Sorry, but not sorry, I'll have to copy a big part of your design. Thank you so much for the sharing!

I noticed you had your doors open, I live in Utah, humidity is usually below 10%, will this keep the inside around 72-75 with the doors closed if it is in the 90s outside? Or is it not efficient enough to keep it livable inside?

for humid places like texas could this work even while using a dehumidifier?

Hi - thanks for this review! Curious your thoughts on the placement on front vs back when combined with a Maxxair fan. Looks like you chose to have the A/C toward front - what factors made you choose that and are you happy with placement?

How loud is it? Could you sleep with it on?

My resevor looks like is bulging, I'm not sure if I need to put a hole on the second bigger hole so it release air? Need help please

Thanks for the video, So I live in Pennsylvania, humid, I just want something that will keep the van 70-73 during a hot summer humid day. I sleep during the day so you think this would keep it comfortable Appreciate the information with it not being able to turn off on itself. That might be a deal breaker

Thankyou for making a good review of this! Curious to know how much water it uses on average?

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very nice and unique. ijust wish folks would talk on videos!

Very nice ride....👏

The editing makes it hard to get an idea of the space

Hi thanks for the vid. how much water does it use ?

It’s advanced thinking, it’s a true design. It’s not lines on paper it’s masterfully crafted function

There’s just something about this van that’s hard to put in words. It’s just true and pure. It’s a home

Are you still happy with the unit?

How do we get in touch with him

Genius! I have seen hundreds and hundreds of van builds, but this one... I simply cannot believe this van build hasnt had more views. Stunning. You are an artist. I want to know where You are so I can have you build one for me. Please. I'm googling now...

Supeeeer!

Awesome!!!!!

I love this! Found it on Pinterest. I wish there was a bathroom but this is amazing

This is still my favorite layout of all the van builds I've seen.

i love

Whats the inside floor to ceiling height?

ok so THAT's awesome!

Amazing craftsmanship! Congrats!

Beautiful! What is the width of that bed?

Beautiful craftsmanship, genius and functional layout. Stunning, really.

I'm pretty sure the best instruction is on woodprix website.

Is there an extended version of this video?

Awesome conversion! how much does it cost to build the RydaVan?

Stunning work Ryan.