RV Tour Living Off-Grid in an RV with AC!

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[@offgridcitytrapper7545]

It is because of this video that i am able to run my house on solar. I couldn t pay my electric bill and it got turned off. I went for a year with no power, lights , till i was able to build my own solar system from your video here. I just copied your list and bought and installed it. Thank you verry much. So helpfull. So happy i can live my life again

[@marehenry1939]

Where did you aquire the materials and about what did it cost to start

[@rhondapelletier2141]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@grandmasstories3418]

Isn't a solar system initially much more expensive than paying your electricity bill?!

[@bigal6684]

It seems fitting, perhaps even ironic, that one would use the light of the sun to comfort one's self from the heat of the sun.

[@Devyn_LV]

You good sir had the same thought I had just the other day. Nice

[@juliedorman1858]

The circle of life

[@Pterocarpous]

The irony of irony.. @:o)

[@k.pacificnw02134]

Even in ancient times, humans depended on the sun to live, but the sun could also kill you. Everything is pretty delicately balanced on this ol' planet, eh! : )

[@BarbBloomfield]

But isn't it crazy to use fossil fuels to cool your house?

[@glenchilada]

I love how you aren't afraid to just give simple answers to simple questions without worrying about minutia and dodging.

[@lindenwyckoff479]

All the money that you would spend month to month on rent or mortgage is the perfect amount to spend month to month on the solar setup, until you have all the parts.

[@darrisx8146]

The reason I love this channel is that it gives straight answers in a no-nonsense way.

[@NASIRUB1]

I guess Santa is not always at the North Pole all year round.

[@MrSebby13]

LMAO, I was thinking the same thing!!

[@davidvanderske8182]

MrSebby13 7

[@noworriesmate8287]

NASIRUB1 Hey Santa needs a vacation too.

[@drummergirlmeika777]

But Santa is apparently still trying to keep cool! 😁👌

[@benjaminAgagne]

He’s on summer vacay

[@kenbarnett9415]

I run a 5,000 btu AC for about one hr and then off an hr during the day, along with a dorm fridge 24/7 on 3-315 watt solar panels and 4-150 AH trojan batts, the batteries are doing ok, still have enough power to watch tv, use laptop and lights all night (1am).

[@mehameha4453]

On a cargo trailer you can use telescopic poles to tilt the solar panels on one side. Also to protect panels when traveling or hail, a metal cover can be stored under the panels complete with a hinge system which will fold over the panels with a wind beveling edge on the front for traveling.This metal cover can also be extended off one side and propped out for an awning if you want.

[@sssnipermonkey5566]

Did I hear 11eightyfive hundred?

[@aprilwine132]

There is no need to pay someone to do it. KZbin and google gives you ALL the info you need. I put a very complex system in myself and I have NO technical training. Just a retired truck driver.

[@IraQNid]

If you're physically disabled and can't do all that type of work there is a very good reason to hire someone to do it for you. Don't have to be in a power chair or wheel chair to be handicapped.

[@Steve211Ucdhihifvshi]

yeah no need.... no skills =🔥

[@CosmicSeeker69]

i think it's the State of Mind that says CAN DO - And, it's the state of mind that says CAN'T DO - or will have problems...

[@darrisx8146]

@@IraQNid Pretty sure Fabien had able-bodied people in mind when writing this comment lol

[@Mrs.SusieDunn]

There are certain things that require technical training ( e.p.a says license required for refrigerant handling) but as an hvac tech, I do not see why you can't diy

[@777eaglesoar]

Amazing! I'm so glad to know there's a way to use an air conditioner in a car or SUV or camper... Thank you for this information!

[@newtuber4freedom43]

I knew it could be done but THANK YOU for going deeper on the topic. 💖🚐🎞

[@netook8]

There is an interesting AC design I saw here on youtube that was genius. it was basically a swamp cooler with a desiccant. Only requiring water and a tiny bit of power. The system also used the sun to remove water from the desiccant. So the only thing using power on the system were fans and pumps.

[@Big_Jeff1]

Vincent Price knows what he's talking about. This is great.

[@aaronomics101]

I would also add to anyone who is currently working on their conversion projects, to pay special attention to insulation during your build up phase. Every thermal transfer area needs to be addressed. The more efficient your insulation job is the less you need to run your AC/heat. This is crucial when setting out to use solar for your AC.

[@aaronomics101]

We are tearing down our entire bus to the frame and we are gonna seal every hole. Also we intend on using the best spray foam on the market, and are replacing every single window with more efficient ones.

[@johnryan8859]

Ron Powell you sound like the 1 to ask. I have 6 end short bus. my intent was to build a rack bout 8-10" above roof & extend beyond windshield about 12" for shade. sound feasible & what type of pnls? (flexible, glass etc) just 4 starters ty john

[@johnryan8859]

Ron Powell R U familiar with mini split hvac

[@aaronomics101]

If you want sustainability, you do it intelligently. That does cost money, but it can also be done cheaper depending on who you know that can help, finding cheaper used products like used windows , and getting the cheapest bang for your buck insulation which takes research and patience. I am also one of those people wanting to be mobile. But it's not always climate related. For me it's freedom. If it's not important for you, then don't assume I am talking to you.

[@aaronomics101]

Well it's much easier to insulate and plug up holes in a bus than a farmhouse lol. But yeah patience and diligence on the front end will save money and headaches on the back end.

[@nttrung30]

Easy Setup! Affordable and does the work. Cools every corner of our 250 sq ft room.

[@wendelljohnson1884]

JIM IS THE MAN FOR SOLAR

[@apolaconeagleeye8571]

I’m glad to see the different options shown. I like it cool. I’m kind of surprised not to see even smaller AC units available on the market. It has to be possible by now?? with everything else going mini micro nano. I would love to see a small portable ac I can take many places like the small gen/inverters. It was easier camping 40 years ago! Less decisions more camping. 🙃

[@apolaconeagleeye8571]

Yes. Then when it’s all decided we have to figure out where to be. At least deciding how to make my coffee on the road is easy. Let’s see ...percolator, press, electric, gas keurig....DOH!

[@anothersomebody8195]

A company did a go fund me to do a very small size ac unit. After a year of delays they redesigned it to be two inches wider without asking the funders. My take away from that was that it's hard to fit the compressor and two sets of coils in a smaller box. The other thing is the dan foss compressors are the best. If the ac companies try to find another (smaller) manufacturer they would probably face higher rates of warranty claims so they don't have an incentive to change.

[@dacelooper]

Love these guys haha, i had the same reaction to being told it cant be done, also did not let that stop me. i now run my ac 12 hours a day purely off of solar in sothern california! I just started uploading videos about the entire set up last week. Very happy to see I'm not the only one going down this road

[@ddd228]

Mine is a hybrid system: Some solar,some grid power.

[@panchopistolas682]

4:46 4:46

[@ichabodchristian7575]

Awesome and informative as usual Bob thanks so much to you and your cohort for helping to clarify issues and furthering our undersanding and making the rv lifestyle easier for us all!!! A solid 10 guys!!!! B

[@anthonystevens8427]

You can't be a bad person win you try to help people good man bob keep the videos coming 😎

[@tad3900]

Really the best channel for straight talk on nomadic and off grid living. Thanks ☺️

[@haroldfitz5146]

I can vouch for everything Jim and Bob have said here. I've done it myself and it works fine. The only catch is that before 10am and after 2pm the solar output is far from peak and the batteries will have to pick up the difference unless you have a lot of solar. Great interview Bob. Thanks to you and Jim for a wealth of real world information!

[@livefreeordie4850]

Harold Fitz Yep

[@haroldfitz5146]

Mike Mead - Mike, I have a 1990 Honda EM600 generator in a cabinet next to the kitchen sink. I piped the exhaust to underneath the motorhome. I have a cheap Harbor Freight 2/10/50 amp battery charger that I keep connected to my battery bank. If after a night of using my electric blanket I'm too low on juice to make my coffee I fire up the Honda to supply 600 additional watts. No one parked near me can hear it. I can barely hear it myself. This arrangement works great for me. It's a very quiet way to get by during sunless time. Happy travels - Hal

[@haroldfitz5146]

Mike Mead - We have it figured out Mike :)

[@johnwang9914]

Or if you have tracking mounts for your panels...

[@ChatGPT1111]

GE has an 8000 BTU unit that only needs 695 watts and is energy star rated. I bought 3 of them in case my central HVAC goes out. I have enough Rich 200w panels and lithium batteries of course to power them all through the entire day if SHTF.

[@robertaaugustini4091]

Watching this in 2024, prices are so much higher...

[@shaunhall1838]

For those in the process of becoming a Nomad like myself, I plan on investing as much as I can in my van and getting a propane generator in the beginning. I want to get the best solar equipment and I will be saving up for it when I’m living as a Nomad. The reason I’m going with a propane generator is I don’t want to deal with the smelly gas. Also I plan on having a propane freezer so the propane does double duty. As an added bonus I’m also a jewelry artist so I can use the propane for my torch set up. I definitely plan on contacting Jim when I’m ready to do my solar. Absolutely love this channel and all you Nomads out there!

[@ceeceety2320]

Very useful info here. Will be using this video as a reference. Thanks Bob and Jim

[@alexstepanski]

I love this channel.keep up the good work!

[@cyndifoore7743]

Thanks Jim and Bob. All you doubters need to do is your research, check out other videos and compare numbers. Do the one that fits your needs and finances.

[@dacelooper]

correction 800w inverter will struggle with that unit. 1000w is going to be a safer recommendation across multiple brands

[@Adam-qr4jj]

Thank you for making videos, have a great day! I learned so much in this video. I’m definitely not gonna buy a super lite. I’m planning on buying a 25ft rv and boondock full time. Gonna watch more of both of your videos!

[@38Achilles]

I like Jim's around the world laugh at the intro.

[@ZipPtang]

Nothing is impossible for Santa Claus!

[@allisonhernandez2534]

I like that you wore your Alaska shirt for this interview. It seems like a nod to the topic of this video.

[@ronaldsanchez1341]

i believe this man knows what he's talking about!

[@zannemairiwoods528]

Great information , especially new people who need someone like Jim to set those people in the best direction

[@northtexas4110]

Very valuable information here.. Thanks so much! Awesome interview!

[@igowhereimtowed6839]

Bob I run my 13,500 Btu A/C in my TT off 1000 watts of panels and 600 amp hours of lithium batteries for about 4 Hrs.

[@calebleetayor7330]

I want your name that is so funny and so true I just bought a 9000 BTU and I’ve got 600 amp hours of battery and a 3000 W inverter with 200 W of solar. I hope that I can make it through a day but we will see and also I have an electrical cord for my inverter and I have the option of a generator but I would have to throw it on top of the van I need to keep my car cool wow my dog is in it while I’m at work.

[@BBBCanada1]

Great video. Jim is probably the guy I need to talk to because he does explain it pretty simply.

[@CheapRVliving]

Yes , he is incredibly knowledgeable about solar.

[@dwaynetryon6070]

i bought a midiea minisplit window unit and it runs on solar no issues. good vid thanks for making it.

[@tinyclark7277]

This is best solar doy ever.....tjanks you guys, so very much.....

[@tedsamuels3203]

This guy is a genius 👏, Thanks for sharing your info and thank you for sharing your video

[@mayinnlin1879]

Thank you for sharing Bob and Jim! 👍😊

[@turdfurgusin9858]

It is nice that when you need an air conditioning the panels are generally in full sun. Did that on my cabin this summer but used the generator for long duration use.

[@georgiemiller3506]

Thank you, Jim & Bob!

[@batcrazyjt]

Thanks so much for this video! Very informative!

[@malcolmnicoll1165]

This is really great. Thanks ever so much for posting.

[@modelnutty6503]

lol decades ago now going to college living in a 16ft travel trailer, I slammed a little swamp cooler into the floor area of its closet, which had an access door on the back of the trailer. think it pulled about 250W, and it did a GREAT job. it'd be really easy to slap one together to run on very little DC power too, using 12-15 computer case fans and a small circ pump.

[@arriagada1957]

The best friend of a solar system is a generator..lol..!

[@contestgoodies1127]

Okay I love this video. I live in California and worry about being too dang hot and if I could have a solar set up to get away with running air. Love how you explained the numbers. Cold here is just wrapping up more, but cooling off is a job. So when I start my set up Jim I will be getting with you. THANKS SO MUCH FELLAS.

[@dacelooper]

tell people that 1000w of panels is not 1000w of power! unless of course you park at the exact angle, then climb on the roof and tilt the panels... Okay I'm going to do a video on that, it's settled haha.

[@DCJNewsMedia]

And looking at the Amazon store the stuff you guys are advertising to us is sold out so y'all must be doing a most excellent job and teaching and training people got to be self-sufficient and they must be taking your advice because not that many things sell out in a particular category like this. Thank you too great American Patriots God bless you and protect you and your family amen

[@PAballoonists]

Hey Jim, I just picked up a 5000 BTU GE that is running on 4 amps 420 watts and uses the new R32 refrigerant. I don't completely understand how this unit does it but it is cooling our living room dining room kitchen and hallway on 5000 BTU when we used to use an 8000 BTU to keep up with it during the hot months. Here in Pennsylvania it's been running in the 90s for just about the last 30 days and this air conditioner is keeping up with it fine and saving us a ton on electric. They are fantastic air conditioners in my opinion and use very low power. I would highly recommend them for use in a van or RV because they are small and lightweight and really pump out a lot of cold air for very little Electric.

[@hieronymus801]

Good vid, at homebase I currently have 6 panels, 80 amp solar controller, 6 golf cart batteries, with a 750 watt inverter, I am continuously improving the system. On a sunny day I run my corded electric mower directly from the inverter. The new 80 volt lithuim battery mowers might be better with solar. My solar panels have reduced my homebase elect. bill $50 to $52 a month savings.

[@louise5906]

Wow interesting! Thankyou Take care Be safe and ENJOY Australia

[@mtbse789]

Excellent video. Learned a lot.

[@LeeFall]

Who knew Santa lived in an RV in the off season.

[@luisvelasco8931]

Beautiful video guys! Thank you very informative! Keep it up godbless you!

[@ninehundreddollarluxuryyac5958]

I have the exact same air conditioner on the boat. It uses around 400 watts when running the compressor, and averages around 130 watts over 24 hours because it cycles on and off to maintain the temp.

[@strasbertos]

Intro was hilarious!

[@mcombsemail]

It really depends on the ac unit. Most rigs run 13.5k ac which requires about 3k surge capacity and will decimate your battery bank in short order. No matter what you are told RVs will not efficiently contain heat/cool so the ac will run all day. I paid a lot for a "four season" model and it bleeds thermally like stuffed pig.

[@shawnr771]

I am not or nor do I plan to be a van dweller but being able to run AC off of solar panels is very interesting to me.

[@killacrush3437]

Also a voltage regulator is so easy to add dear God....🤪 It's like the little thingy That makes lights brighter and dim

[@patsycav]

This is a hot, humid summer. I can leave my ac off if I run a fan in my bedroom, and I have a ceiling fan in the dining room and a twin window fan between the dining room and kitchen, which sits on a ledge and is not in a window. My kitchen and living room are comfortable, and when anyone comes in from the heat, they are impressed by how comfortable my apartment is. I just bought a fan that runs with batteries as well as electricity. I intend to get several more, as I want to be prepared for a power outage. They are just under twenty dollars, but the batteries are extra. I am becoming a fan collector. I wish I had bought battery powered fans sooner, rather than just electric. The dual fans with batteries and electric are a good idea, especially when they are affordable. Fans don't just blow the hot air around, they actually create cool air, which is amazing. There are portable ac's that you don't put in the window, and you have to put water in a well on the side of the unit. It creates the effect of regular a.c. The heavy window ac's are going to be obsolete. It's just a matter of time, also central air will phase out due to global warming and the new portable ac's and fans that do the job and cost less with less electricity usage.

[@stacyhackney6100]

Thanks guys, fun and informative.

[@sherellucasemmanuelcarsola6896]

i believe jim. that can be done just place that window ac in the bedroom on the hottest time of the day which is also the peak hour.no need to use AC at night because its not hot if you want some breeze use a fan to circulate the air.

[@NomadicSociety]

good info, i run a 5k btu AC( 485 watts on a kill o watt meter )for 10 hours a day on a $129 2k harbor freight inverter and 5 agms with my big rig running all day though to charge

[@Tenright77]

All dandy, but remember that lead acid batteries do require maintenence and monitoring. Apparently, the nautical markets are trending towards lithium batteries.

[@jamiebutler1762]

Yeah but as of now 1 12vdc lithium 400ah is roughly $1000.

[@trulygodsgrace]

Thanks so much for posting this video!!

[@tinyelephant77]

Yay! Boy am I glad to see this. I think ac is definitely worth the investment for me. I'm still in the process of finding the right vehicle (I had no idea what a slog it would be to find one under $11k without doing an entire build!) But I definitely want to see the country, while also being my definition of comfortable. I like the idea of being able to stay longer in a place and not necessarily have to move due to the cold or heat. Hopefully, I'll be on the road really soon and any extra building I have to do will be an on the go adventure!

[@wendelljohnson1884]

I am work on a 2500 btu aircon very small and can run off BATTERYS and charged with solar it's in eco mode now and it's quiet and can run from 62 to 75

[@damiandelapp5490]

Got to tell you the new inverter technology is really awesome

[@z.j.maayan8458]

Thanks Bob! Love the info.

[@offgridcitytrapper7545]

I live columbia mo. Running ac in my house cause of your video. This video rite here. The info in your video. A big thanks to you and your videos

[@ka9vmp]

Wow! Consideration towards what other people are forced to listen to. What a unique concept. Thought I was the last person left who gave a crap about that.

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[@Wanna.Wander]

Thank you for showing me more about solar. I’d like to add some in the future, but for now, my vehicle battery charges my phone overnight. It must be comfy mid-summer heat. I just bought a van and I’m thinking Fanrastic Fan... wish me luck. Enjoy that A/C... happy trails❤️

[@roncotton8400]

Wanna Wander u

[@mrmotofy]

Gentlemen...get a Kill a Watt meter so people can see what it's actually drawing.

[@johngross688]

They dont work right. I ve used 4 def ones. The problem is there set at a set voltage. A battery bank has a wide range of volys for exsample my bank runs from 12 to 14.6 volts dc. A inverter then raises volts to 120 volt ac. Ac. Wats are amps times volts. And 3 meters where built into the inverters. But because the varying input volts of the inverter. None of my meters ever agreed with each other.

[@cynthiaayers7696]

@@johngross688 are you using a sine wave inverter? If so I don't know what to tell you. Maybe a bad cell in a battery?

[@ratfinder7812]

I have that exact AC and it works great

[@terisoto8230]

Bob, you're so awesome. Love your videos. Say hey to your best buddy Cody. Keep on saving. God bless. Hi to mom and sister.

[@davejohnson7432]

lol, my 8 year old daughter, who just got ready for school and came to give me a hug and kiss and seen a few seconds of this video, asked if that was Santa....pointing to you....I laughed and said YES

[@kameljoe21]

They do make solar direct solar ac units, this requires no batteries, This is a solar direct from 100 volts to 400 volts. They also make a 48v ac unit as well. The problem is not having enough solar, its because you all install your panels on your roofs, You need to build a frame and cover your roof with nothing but solar panels. Having a large enough battery bank is the key while reducing your weight, Go lithium they weight 75% less than the others and last much longer than the others as well. A 40 foot rv should yield you 4kw of solar, couple of full length solar slide outs can double that. There are a few good build videos on solar slide outs.

[@dannyjoereagor5383]

I love this!

[@marybourgeois5235]

Can get them at Walmart too... Had one in my backyard building n they work great as long as you spray them with water due to dust, I do n it's faithful.

[@robertgreen9150]

Really Nice Job guys!!

[@HayabusaOrlando]

That was about the BEST and most useful videos ever.

[@switchpathbyamypreston5428]

Thanks for the info!

[@maricotodiz4475]

A Lot info here. thanks for sharing with us!!!

[@iheartmillet]

You guys are Wonderful!!

[@liveoak7838]

I wish one of these portable ac companies would make a 3000 btu unit

[@thizizliz]

Thank you! Great information. Plus installation costs if I need help. Long term planning!

[@joebuslife9275]

I just did a system with 1220 watts of solar, 7kWh of LiFePO4 batteries, MPPT charge controller and a 4000 Watt Pure Sine Wave Inverter all for just under $2800. Should be able to Run my heat pump (a/c & heater combo) between 12 & 24 hours (depending on conditions) every day, day after day no generator.

[@adriancarabajal]

How could you do that for that price, can you tell us? thanks.

[@joebuslife9275]

First off buy your panels from a distributor & not Amazon. I got 1220 Watts (4x305watts) for $1024 ($0.84 a watt) at AltE. Shipping was $300 of that. So if you buy say 12 panels it's still only $300 shipping so you get down to a price of $0.68 a watt. Buy with friends ;) Second Buy slightly used or new but reclaimed batteries. The KZbinr JehuGarcia has a lot of sources that he shares. I bought my batteries from an american battery reseller/recycler he suggested that lists their stuff on EBay. The ones I got are ex military batteries with 85-95% of original capacity left I bought 10x 736Wh Batteries for $1100 shipping included!! (I got a bulk order discount, normally $150 each). These obviously won't last as long as brand new ones but at a 1/5 the price they almost definitely will last long enough to come out ahead. Plus the up front cost is way less for the same capacity. So thats $2124 so far. My charge controller is a 60amp MPPT which i got for $155. The 4000watt Pure Sine wave was $461. Plus another $60 or so for connections and fuses. ~$2800. The only thing difficult about this setup is that the batteries are 36volt so there are not many choices of Inverters and you need a buck converter to run any DC electronics off it.

[@christophersharp1884]

I have always wondered what santa Claus does does in the off seasons. I'm glad I found this channel.

[@joed2392]

Use Super Capacitors for peaks/surges along with batteries !!!

[@hurricanealley8602]

Yup going to say that same thing

[@ddd228]

@@hurricanealley8602 I run just a 2 Farad cap for when my A/C kicks in. I CAN run a 540 watt A/C unit with 500 watts solar on a sunny day,easily.

[@dlhvac1]

Joe D Chinese make 100% solar ac split system ductless have two two ton units two Chevy volt batteries that cool my house in Florida

[@gregorymalchuk272]

@@ddd228 Where is the capacitor supposed to be? In parallel with the batteries before the inverter, or across the legs of the ac power after the inverter?

[@ddd228]

@@gregorymalchuk272 I put mine in parellel with the batteries. Be careful!!!!!!!!

[@EthelynSchaefferHealer]

Great intro!!

[@wayneg3127]

I have one of those sportsman gennies. Had a few fuel issues when new but cleaned it all out (tank & carb) now runs very good. 4 to 6 hours every weekend when airsofting. Charging batteries both mine and many others in addition to 2 or 3 fans. Get one if on sale, but milage will vary.

[@praisegod.jesusislord.256]

You guys are awesome!

[@ladeene06]

Too awesome for words. ⛄

[@c50ge]

The newer mini split seer 24 heat, air, dehumidifier,fan are very efficient. Check boondocking 12,000 btu, 1 ton air, 120 volt.

[@johneygd]

You know what guys, i saw a cap with builtin solar power & vantilator,so you could keep your self cool and protect your self against sun glaring as well.

[@MurphyArtPrints]

Great video. Was looking for more info on this.