My house has this. It is lovely with the shaded windows in the summer.

Great video!

I see you have the option to run pro power when truck is off! You must have the latest software updates. My updates come in too slow 😞

Your Ford F 150 Lightning Lariat is a good truck and it is a worthy competitor to my Chervrolet Silverado RST. I too use my truck in the trade as a rolling power tool / station and love the ease of use. I am in the south east so we have less winter headaches here. Some of my job sites are 100 or so miles away and having a smooth drive on those longer road trips makes the day a better experience. Also the lower operating expense is better for my bottom line.

I am watching used prices and they are coming down. I wonder about tires - the weight would make me think hard about the best possible winter tires.

I dont know anything about using glycol. Thats very new to me

Thanks for the rundown on this unit man. I appreciate this vidéo

Thanks! good info. Most people use PT, but it is good to know that there are options.

I'm looking into this boiler... Thanks from quebec. Ps nice truck, got the same. ;)

It’s depends what is the purpose of the building. Normally heated home or garage, under the concrete slab & on top of the insulation. If it is a refrigerated warehouse, the ground will be most of the time warmer than the concrete, so under the insulation. Humidity migrated from warm to cold.

Many people don't realize that foam does actually absorb water over time. This is also why the vapour barrier has been migrating to the exterior of buildings and homes in newer construction. When the insulation is in the area where condensation is present the r value is effected in a negative manner. Good job!

Dolmans are shrines to mt Ararat and Noah’s ark. There are over 80,000 worldwide. A Shinto shrine is a dolman . A Hindu and Bhuddist shrine also dolmens . Yangshan quarry and Baalbek stones to.

do you have datasheet of this Viessmann Electric Boiler?

Gotta pre-condition the battery before cold long distance driving. Warms up the battery and cabin before leaving. You can set it in the ford pass app for day of the week and time. How has it been in Montana with the snow?

HOW stupid do you feel when driving this, i laugh at all the dummies that have these LOL

NEW TRUCK CAN NOT START . WAIT TILL IT IS OLDER IT WILL BE WORST, GO AND BUY EV .

Well not bad, I actually tested my 511a lightning at actual -40 c (-40f) it made 230km (140mi) at 100km/h (60mph) from full charge down to 10%

Sounds like it works perfect. The whole reason for EV's is to limit travel for people.

I wouldn’t take one if they gave it to me.

At least its colossal liquid lithium battery is still intact.

How about you do that again but pre condition so that the plugged in vehicle warms the battery (and interior) before starting your journey? I would love to see those results, especially for the comparison and for a more likely normal use case.

E V, no thank you!

Dead battery =Dead people in Canada's cold ..-14. Today -16 tomorrow anyone want to be stuck on n a EV broke down with no charger around .

Drove 18 miles lost 75 percent charge .wow junk

I left that morning to check on a house because it was so cold. The truck had no problem starting at negative 27 F. Gas and especially diesels will not like that temperature on start up. It also takes my diesel tractor 15 minutes of idling to be operational. I'm a bit disappointed in some of the modern men, did you tube destroy their ability to understand machines or anything else for that matter? Its all simple science. Nothing wrong with diesels or electric trucks. One just needs to know the parameters of each. Be cautious of miss information!

I can drive the Lightning 50 miles for two dollars. My power is 0.068 Per KWH.

So.... After reading some of the comments below, No, I do not want to get rid of the truck. I've owned many rigs, maybe 20 or so. This is the best vehicle that I have had the pleasure to own.

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Electric vehicles Stay close to home

My in-laws in Boulder CO area. EVs are good choice. Seldom drive beyond 200 mile ever. DIA is furthest normal. 170 mile round trip I think? That area LOVES EVs. Free public chargers till 2020, plus daytime temps over 40f almost entire winter. Maybe a week below zero *it seems* and maybe 3 weeks total days below 30f during most of afternoon. Heck most snow you clean off the lightest fluff with a broom BEFORE it gets too warm. So 9am at latest. What’s left melts DRY by 1pm. It’s FUN shoveling snow compared to MN snow. Do basic research, check over area, realize *range* is like MPG new truck owners claim. A good 25% higher than real. This truck, under good conditions. That 200 mile range. Is maybe 170 useable? You are to recharge at 20% right? Fast charge to @80%? So next range under 130? It’s not strait math. Where 20% is 40 miles. I think they could be great 2nd vehicles for families. I see 80 mile plug in cars $9 used. For kid that goes to college 10 miles away, then job another 15 miles, then 15 miles home. If charged nightly. Heck it could even go on date, tell her battery is getting hot we need to park in dark, w/just radio, heat on….

Electric heater?

TURN THE HEATER OFF! What were you thinking when you bought this EV? I think that you bough some blue sky and are now finding out why Ford is going broke over these. Really sad but never listen to government propaganda!

This doesn’t happen with a gas or diesel car , If you like complaining about a vehicle and are in mid retirement EV is the answer .

Leave your fully charged cell phone in the cold overnight and see how much it has in the morning.

Bidenomics working good never thought about winter weather? unbelievable.. average gas vehicle gets 30 35 mph!

It appears that your not all that happy with your EV. EV Hack, with that big empty space behind the cab gives you a lot of room for a Generator and a 20 Gallon gas tank. Beats freezing to death in your EV.

Afraid to drive an EV because of mileage concerns. And of course, the mileage plummets during cold weather and when accessories are used. Bet there's lots of charging stations where you live. Can't wait for a Cybertruck, huh?

Mileage will drop significantly in cold, winter weather on any electric vehicle. The cold deteriorates the battery efficiently and if using the heater, wipers, defroster, heated seats, radio etc it will deteriorate and cut mileage even more. I think it will not be unusual to sadly hear of people freezing in their electric cars during sub-zero weather conditions due to not reaching their destinations due to dead batteries.

Ill stick with my 5.0 F150.

Bet you wished you would have bought a gas vehicle eh.

Lulz, Wear a mask, get the vaccine.

This ev mandate is part of the democRat utopia, how dare you not accept it.

Ill stick to my 1958 Chevrolet Fleetside.

Why would anyone in Montana buy that POS?

-24F is a pretty remote edge case and can still be totally manageable in places with good charging infrastructure and the situation will only improve with newer battery technology and better thermal management. Nearly 1/3 of all of America lives in the warmer parts of CA, TX, FL which rarely even see freezing temps let alone sub zero. Millions and millions more live in moderate climates on the coasts, in the SW desert states. One of the places with the highest EV adoption in the world is Norway.

Lol nah I'll keep my gas ..

"Dead dinosaur" fuel for me for as long as possible. Hopefully people wake up soon.

YOU BOUGHT A POS!!!!!

ONLY THE DUMBEST PERSON ALIVE WOULD BUY A STUPID STUPID ELECTRIC VEHICLE..

I have the same truck for a company truck. In the summer it would get up to 230 miles range. I drive 13 miles one way, when it was in the 70s it would take 6-7 miles off the battery to make the 13 mile drive. Once it started getting in the 30s and I use the heat it would take 30 plus miles off of the range for the 13 mile drive. Use the heated seat too it’s over 40 miles off the range. Also now that it’s colder it’ll say anywhere from 185-215 is full charged. Please like you said stay close to where you can charge it in this weather. I live in a rural area, work is the only place I can charge it. The closest public charger is an hour away. Stay safe and warm