Thank you! Just purchased this Tiffin and we had no idea how to get the hot water turned on. Life saver tonight!

These Motorhomes are the Best! Godspeed.

How could I trust someone who wore a mask?

Haha it is a little wild driving on the other side of the road. Looks like you both figured it out fairly quickly. You guys found a really cool freedom camping spot by the water. Love that! The spot and their term for boondocking. Nice to see this series, Tom and Cait. I hope you have a few more videos coming.

Loved your Alaska series.

WOW!!!

Love it!! A firearm could be lifesaving and is highly recommended.

Trailer park trash is wat We all are when we move into a trailer park , Butttt nowdays they just put a different name in it ! Call it WTF ever but now being in a trailer park , watch out for the UFOs trying to beam uall up ✌️☺️

another great episode! we definitely wouldn't have done the bungee jump, but the rafting looked amazing. the teal blue water was gorgeous!

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So to summarize, if you were to redo again you would have gone with a DC to DC charger instead of the battery isolator which would allowed you to use much cheaper thinner wires and not have taxed your alternator as much your isolator did.

Awesome video we watched your video of going to Alaska going to go north I believe and the following year we did it ourselves thinking about New Zealand now thank you can’t wait for the next one

Is that Fort Myers. My wife and I are thinking about something similar.

Love this. My girlfriend and I work in the shipping industry, so pretty much 6-8 months a year we are away at sea. For the remaining months we stay in our tiny home/trailer at various campsites in the northeast or we stay at our condo in south Florida. We’ve been looking for a chunk of land somewhere in between that we can keep our tiny home full time with all of its own hookups and permanent deck/patio. Until then, the idea of this permanent RV spot has piqued our interest. I guess my only question is how would we go about finding something like this? Is there a website that has listings for these RV parks with purchasable lots? I’ve never seen anything like this in my limited time looking. Any info would be greatly appreciated!

It’s so nice watching visitors from afar enjoy our beautiful country.

Love this sooo much 💕

So much fun!

I am loving this series just as much as I did Go North. Brings back some memories of when I visited NZ.

OMGosh. It just keeps getting better. Breathtaking, and you guys are master presenters! I can’t say it enough….thanks for sharing.

APC battery specs say you need completely different cut-off voltage at different discharge rates, which is normal and logical. You can't cut-off at the same voltage in the 8A vs 80A test.

Would be nice to get a short followup video re: how did it work out while you were down south. Thanks from 2 trolls (below the bridge in the LP.)

I use 1/2” plywood squares under each jack pad. 3/4 might better. I have seen 2x4 or 2x6 lumber split under the weight of a camper jack.

4x4 diesel manual is the unicorns of trucks now nice find

I have always enjoyed your videos. So well done. I realize this is an old video but we are getting ready to tackle our floors. How has yours held up? So happy with that product?

Looks awesome! Did you guys do a video or blog on replacing the air bags? We have a Beaver Motorcoach that had a few in need of replacement.

When we went to Ireland, rented a car to be able to move at our pace. I remember when we drove off the rental car lot how nerve wracking that was driving on the other side of the road! You did great! OK, you did an amazing job capturing those glow worms, but not our jam to be in there. EEEkkk. Personal spas? OMG. Loved your use of tiny world. Cathedral Cove is stunning! Great 360 camera work. - Michelle

Thank you 😊

how tall are your sidewalls? great job

Great video, super looking camper. I have a 2008 Host Everest that I have done some updating but needs a lot more. I think I will need to steal some of your great ideas! Thank you for such a detailed description!! Have Fun!

what was the cost?????????

Every situation is different. LiFePo batteries have two advantages, weight and useable power density. In my case, a 38' Class A RV, neither are a critical limiting factor. When I purchased my 1990 RV in 2020 it came with two Group 8D FLA batteries. In AZ the batteries lasted three years and the heat just cooked them. That and I was not as attentive as I should have been to electrolyte level. I just replaced them with two Group 8D AGMs and three Group 31 AGMs. I also have room for six more Group 31 AGMs that I plan on adding before heading out this summer. This should give me a total of 1,400 AH capacity after the upgrade. The first thing I noticed when going from FLA to AGM is that the FLA batteries are lighter (120 lb vs 165 lb) and the storage capacity (200 AH vs 245 AH). The weight didn't have any noticeable effect on the handling of the RV, however, I did need some assistance replacing them. Before the change, the batteries would be fully charged from the 390W solar panel and floated at about 12.8 at sunset, and by the morning the voltage was down to 11.0, since the replacement the battery voltage in the morning was sitting at 12.5 after a typical night. For my application it just doesn't make financial sense to switch to LiFePo.

After watching this video i realized AGM batteries are still cheaper than lifepo, because on the long run, nothing last forever, while on the short run, they are cheeper off the shelf when you are on a budget. LIFEPO are for those with unlimited budget.

I’m going with the sea gull lived happily ever after.😊

it looks comfortable car.....

Outstanding video! I'm considering a VersaTube building for northern Arizona at about 6,200 feet.

Thank you. My wife and I were easily able to do this on our RV. Was way easier than we expected.

Tom and Cait, I am so glad you have chosen to take the time to edit this series! THANK YOU! I had been hoping you would do so at some point. We really, really enjoy these adventure video series (loved Go North!) Additionally, this is a trip we hope to make in the next few years, so we appreciate the educational and informational aspects as well. Keep up the great work!

Im glad i watched this before getting lithium batteries. I live where it gets below -20 on a regular basis and it would have been a waist of money to get lithium for my solar set up, based on the evidence u showed. So thank you.

Can you get it for a car

Glad you’re enjoying our European motorhomes, it’s great to be able to make comparisons with your RVs.

li on is like democracy,,,,,junk,,,lies,,,led acid is the best,,,,,one day you will cry with li on batt..acid battery will be gone...there will not be made .....you will pay alot....for democracy..li-on..lies battery...$$$$$$$$$,,this bateries dont charge in the cold weather.....take the bus ride....

I'd like to one day visit New Zealand. It looks like a fun place to visit. 🙂

Peter and John of the RV Geeks. 🙂

Don't waste your money on batteries, plug your nipples, the result will shock you.

Being here now in May it's much cooler and not quite as sunny. But the crowds are gone, so we have most things almost to ourselves.

What months were you there?

We’ve seen much of NZ, but not by RV. Love the South Island. Good job on the video 👍

Awesome place, great video! Thank you! :)