Building Our Ultimate Adventure Van - Ep 1: Demo & FlareSpace Upgrade

[@Debrajoy]

This is what I need to do to my Honda Odyssey, to live in full-time! 💕

[@Mullenthemaker]

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[@chrismiller6828]

Looking Good Tow Mater!

[@Mullenthemaker]

Thanks man! 💪

[@Flarespace]

Thanks for including Flares in your build! Looking sweet!

[@Mullenthemaker]

Love them!

[@StormBurnX]

Looking forward to whenever the next episode is out :)

[@VisualTimmy]

Great video dude, the van is looking dope! Good to see you and sam having some fun on this project 🙌🏼

[@Mullenthemaker]

Thanks man! Yeah it’s been a fun project!

[@93cdjohnson]

You guys are awesome!

[@Mullenthemaker]

Appreciate it!

[@colingarner6175]

Nothings up !😮

[@Mullenthemaker]

It sure what you mean.

[@jasoncosby8363]

“I’m happier than a tornado in a trailer park.” -Mater

[@Mullenthemaker]

You are my favorite.

[@sjbass7197]

Thanks for the video. Maybe I missed it. What year and model is the van?

[@Mullenthemaker]

We didn’t say, but it’s a 2013 Econoline E350

[@aliciagonzalez8558]

What do you use to get internet and tv in to your build?

[@WizzRacing]

You never remove rear AC\Heat... It's used to cool and heat lithium batteries from the vehicle. As the BMS will go bat shit crazy in the morning on cold days...

[@Mullenthemaker]

That’s interesting. Do you have a link or something on this? We looked into it a ton and didn’t see anything on it.

[@WizzRacing]

@@Mullenthemaker Because people don't read... As it's simple physics. The vehicle will start. It will produce Heat and AC. While the BMS will shut the batteries off from charging. To protect them.. Why some people have reverted to those Chinese heaters. To prevent the lithium batteries from freezing over night. And you let them batteries do that enough. You can kiss that $900.00 battery good bye. As the factory can pull all the information off the BMS to see what happen..They see you let it freeze several times. They don't have to warranty it. And you let one catch fire. The Fire Department will let it burn to the ground. As they don't even try to put out lithium batteries... So if you want information on the subject. Go ask any Electrical Engineer. They deal with it all the time. They have data sheets that cover all the issues.