POP UP CAMPER MODS YOU MUST SEE!! Solar & Lithium - Rockwood 2280bhesp

[@wallyyfm]

This is the most comprehensive upgrade of a camper I have ever seen.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Lol - Thanks, I've already added a bunch of more mods to it - thinking of doing another one - it's been a couple years since I've posted this.

[@paulpritchett1065]

As a former pop-up owner, enjoy seeing peoples mods on them. Might I suggest adding PopupGizmos bunk end covers to extend your seasons. When we had a pop-up they made a huge difference for both cold and hot weather.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

We don't camp in the summer, just too hot & the heater does a great job in the winter - so I don't see a need for this, just another item to set up - too much work in my opinion.

[@edaltounian7118]

That outdoor cooking setup is killer. Can't wait to see the video of that build.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

It’s coming!!!

[@CurtisDrew1]

Had a Jayco 1207 back in the 80's and did almost all the mods to mine that you did. Raised it for better off roading. Outdoor kitchen and everything, plus a screened in porch. I was single back then and my shower was a big hit at the singles campouts our Church did. I carried a 2 seat kayak and a tandum bicycle on my homemade roof rack that were always in demand. Lots of fun memories!

[@justinfox1169]

Awesome videos, man! Love them. Would love to see a video breaking down your solar set up.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Maybe this winter I'll put together a video. Thanks for watching.

[@uploadtime1780]

Loved the video man, great work. We are looking at grabbing one of these campers next weekend.. I can forsee another rabbit hole and tinkering.. as you say one too many hobbies. Subscribed.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Good Luck! We love ours, leave in a couple weeks for a week in Arkansas!

[@HandfulOfTranquility]

I just did the shower flip mod, that is going to make life MUCH easier. I also made my own water filtration system for a fraction of the price of the clearsource system AND with better filtration metrics. I got a dewalt drill battery adapter and 12v converter so I can run the pump from a drill battery that I'll already have (a 2ah battery will filter about 120 gallons of water and can easily be recharged from my car's built in 150w inverter). Grab the tub, throw the intake hose in the water source, and either fill jugs from the flexible 3' hose or hook it to an extended hose to fill the camper directly (if close enough). Or, maybe just bring a few 5 gallon jugs of water to filter and do it at the camper straight into the camper

[@nicoledevous5166]

I would LOVE to see more about your outdoor kitchen mod - that’s amazing!!!

[@One2ManyHobbies]

I hope you got to see the video I posted.

[@texasbluetick]

Awesome run through man!!!

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks for watching!

[@MikeMiller-rt7dv]

i currently spend 2 nights a week in a ghetto fabulous tent trailer outside the city and it is awesome! great video and ideas, will be doing upgrades soon!!

[@steveconnolly22]

This is awesome - can't wait to get this set up. We need more videos!

[@One2ManyHobbies]

I've got some more planned! Stay tunned!

[@GreyWolfe]

At 61 years old I'm about to transition from tent camping to a pop up, in fact, the same exact model you have. Great video, fantastic upgrades. Thanks for sharing.

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[@heatherjolly8389]

this is the best youtube video i've seen in days. This is so inspiring! I might be gladly inheriting my parents pop up next year and I'm looking for ideas to upgrade and this is EVERYTHING!

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks!

[@davidsmith2720]

I can’t wait to see the chuck box video. That is awesome!!

[@One2ManyHobbies]

I've had a lot of great feedback on the chuck box - just curious - what would you pay for it if it was for sale??

[@lanniw3877]

@@One2ManyHobbies Just wanted to say Id buy one if you sold them.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

@@lanniw3877 Awesome, for $1000+ another $200 for shipping? That's would it would cost.

[@TheWingnut75]

@@One2ManyHobbies would you consider selling the plans?

[@One2ManyHobbies]

@@TheWingnut75 I don't have any plans for the chuck box & it would be tough because camping stoves on the market are different sizes. Hopefully the video will help people build one of their own. I haven't started the video yet, hopefully I can film, edit it sometime over this summer.

[@OutOfOfficeCamping]

Nice little walk around and upgrades. Thank you. We love our Coleman Pop-Up camper. Along with our collection of solar generators. Mark & Teresa.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks for watching - hope you enjoyed the video!

[@OutOfOfficeCamping]

@@One2ManyHobbies We sure did!

[@nojaimes1]

Great ideas. I have in my list the fishing pole holder, I carry the footers in a toolbox never thought into install directly, install more hooks into the ceiling in to the list. I do have the solar idea but haven't install yet. I do not have the electric lift but I use a torque multiplier and a drill to lift the camper and works just fine. Thanks for the great info.

[@thesykboy]

I am not sure if I love this video or hate it… Love it because of all the amazing ideas. Hate it because now my Amazon shopping list has exploded!😂

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Lol! Good luck with all your Amazon purchases!!

[@triplealley]

Awesome dude. It is nice to see other people innovating. I never understand why these ideas aren't already incorporated into these campers.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Totally agree, most of these should have been done from the Manufacture.

[@brianthayer8244]

@@One2ManyHobbies where did you buy the jerry can holders and cans? Great work and thanks for the ideas.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

@@brianthayer8244 www.4xinnovations.com/Jerry-Can-Mount--5-Gallon_p_42.html

[@Faulckey]

Great build. You definitely need to do the outdoor kitchen and solar videos.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

I will for sure!

[@MultiGunner65]

@@One2ManyHobbies Yes please that kitchen is awesome.

[@FAKEIT009]

I don't say this often, but this guy is bad ass😎 awesome set up.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

LOL - thanks!

[@rockenjoshy]

Yes. I would love to hear more about the kitchen and solar setup!!

[@billmcandrew4883]

I have the same camper, love the video and the mods!! Thanks for the list on Amazon, let me know when your outdoor grill build video is ready. Great work!!

[@randyholman2190]

That is so awesome!! I just picked up a 2017 esb and it's at the dealer right now getting air conditioner, 2000watt inverter and of course 2 BATTEL BORN BATTERY'S I CAN'T WAIT TO GET HER BACK AND GO CAMPING!!!

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Nice & Congrats!! Smart investment, especially if you enjoy camping off the grid. Enoy! Take a look at the plumbing video I just posted - it's one of the best things you can do on the PUP I think.

[@claycarley9201]

Nice, I like it. That's a lot of solar power! The drain mod is awesome; I was planning that myself on our old '96 Starcraft after I get the lift done. Lots of great info in this video.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks! It’s a lot of solar because we primarily only camp in the winter, less sun to charge the batteries

[@christohawke6372]

Very InGenius ideas you have. I really like the fishing rod holder, that will be the first one I do. Like you, I do not cook inside my pop-up, we cook either on a small gas grill we bring or put the stove on the picnic table, this way smoke and grease stays away from the canvas.

[@GrantSmith_Bowreaper]

We broke down a year ago and went from a pop up to a 29’ travel trailer. You are killing the pop up game! Great video!

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks! We also loved tent camping but didn't like setting up & tearing down camp - took way too long - this setup is perfect for how we camp!

[@eutimiochavez415]

A ooo

[@jonmccauley6490]

Grant Smith Sorry to hear. 😉

[@carlapierle8623]

Wow! Great modifications! Crazy they can't build them like that to begin with. But then they'd charge an even more outrageous price for them.

[@danielkatz5061]

Thanks for the video, so many great things listed. Looking forward to making some mods to my next pop-up

[@iviaverick52]

I also did a solar setup on my old popup (200w and not as crazy as yours). It's super cool to see your batteries charging just from the sun for the first time.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Yeah, it's a cool feeling for sure! Free Energy!

[@danwebb5338]

Great video Lance! Thanks for sharing!

[@nloneal]

I love that you installed wood to your stabilizers. Do you have video showing how you did that? If not and you know of a video showing someone else adding them would work. Thanks!

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Just some simply screws - there was holes already in the stabilizers. Pretty easy - good luck

[@nloneal]

@@One2ManyHobbies thank you

[@custer175]

Dude sunk some freaking MONEY into his pop up.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

I did, but I also only paid $7,200 including taxes in 2019 and it was only 2 months old, used twice! It was miss marked at the dealer, they accidentally listed the trade in price they gave for a trade in. I've got $12,500 into it & I could make money selling it today!

[@lloydsmyth9669]

Lance- great stuff- love your responses to negative people- why do people care what you do or spend on your camper- Camp your way and enjoy- keep it up. I do want to get your advice on drilling holes in roof for solar gland- I can see you came in on the side where the factory wires and the tent has the wires running down- did you have any issues coming in from that point or any watch outs? Also did you drill new holes behind where the factory wires run down to storage area to fit the solar wires in?

[@One2ManyHobbies]

I went through the factory gland and ran new 12g wires through the canvas and into the body of the camper coming out next to the water heater - since the 12g wire was thinker, I did drill a 2nd hole into the camper next to the hole that came from the manufacture. Rockwood ran wire but there was a couple connection points i didn't like and I wanted thicker wire. Hope this helps.

[@dansklrvids7303]

Great vid! I’d love to know the correct way to fasten the hooks for the hanging bins to the ceiling.

[@ItsPoppin]

Awesome! As others have said, can’t wait to see the chuckbox build video!

[@jimmiemacd3603]

Just looked into getting one of these for my family. Hadn’t heard anything about plumbing issues. But looking at it I would imagine it’s because there’s no vents. Sewer lines need vents to drain, it would be the same as putting your thumb on top of a straw and then pulling it out of your drink. I couldn’t quite tell in the video how you solved this issue. Was that a pump on sewer lines?

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Yes, I added a air vent, as well as connected the shower and sink into the same drain line. I have a separate video on the plumbing install.

[@joshuacurtis2655]

Awesome video!! I now have a few more ideas on some upgrades I want to do to my 2280esp. Thanks for posting!

[@guyh.4553]

Great ideas! You answered long thought out questions I have had with solutions. Specifically the solar & especially the water (which I absolutely loved!). Not too keen on the permanent rod holder as you could break the pole or foul it while driving. But I'm a fisherman so I'm picky! Ha ha ha ha. Definitely saving this one!

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks for watching! Hope this helped! I only put my shirt light spinning rods in the holder while driving.

[@mega-hb4re]

That thing looks pretty comfy

[@letsseewhatsnext1370]

Great video man. Really nice set up. Love modifying stuff.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks for watching!

[@zone2Ironman]

saw your pop up camper video today because I've just bought a new to me pop up camper and then realized that I also had watched your chuck box build a few years ago which inspired me to build my own box! Would love to see more pop up camping stuff!

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Nice, small world - I'm working on the plumbing modification video right now, where I'm sharing the part list & how I installed it.

[@PeterVenkman760]

I have the 2020 Forest River Rockwood Extreme Sports Package 232ESP and its rad! Already came with solar and love the front storage area for bikes and a golf cart

[@tgreenejams]

Wow! Great rig! Thanks for the ideas.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks for watching!

[@sjTHEfirst]

Use your Trash A Roo for all your water gear (like hoses and such). Also give a longer life by covering it with a tire cover.

[@mhaskins3769]

Now that’s a no bullshit walkthrough. Great job

[@mrlariata9290]

Your trailer has a vinyl skirt ha ha. 3:18. Just kidding cool video

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Yes is does!!! A lady in a skirt is sexy! Just like this camper! lol Thanks for watching

[@datsun370z]

Nice setup.Tthanks for the ideas.

[@32locorod]

The best video by far!!! This guy is good!!!

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Lol - thanks!

[@KRT045]

Some great ideas, nice set up! I would just suggest one thing. Know your tongue weight, it greatly affects ride and towing . Air bags help but not a substitute for making sure everything is within vehicle limits.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks - yeah - I'm under the F-150 hitch weight spec hooked up to the receiver, not the ball on the bumper.

[@KRT045]

@@One2ManyHobbies I figured you were fine just putting it out there for others.

[@TNcountrylife]

This is an awesome video. We just bought a 2021. Can't wait to get it modified to out needs.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Awesome!! Glade the video helped out!!

[@johnculver3294]

Great Video!! I pick my trailer up this coming weekend.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks!! Congrats!

[@patricklacson]

Awesome mods! I love the outdoor cooking area and the solar setup. What devices/appliances do you use your 2000w inverter for?

[@One2ManyHobbies]

The inverter runs the whole rig, except the Air Condition. Mainly runs the blower fan in my heater & my 12v Dometic cooler.

[@patricklacson]

@@One2ManyHobbies In that setup what is the ah of your battery and how long will it last roughly before you recharge?

[@One2ManyHobbies]

@@patricklacson I have 200 amp hours - I can run my system in the winter for about 7 days with moderate sun - The main draw is my 12v fridge & the heater fan at night. Emergency situations, I can plug into my truck and the engine acts like a generator.

[@patricklacson]

@@One2ManyHobbies Which is more energy efficient, your 12v fridge or your 3-way fridge (propane+12v) while boondocking?

[@One2ManyHobbies]

@@patricklacson The 12v Dometic is easier to keep the temp from freezing - the 3 way camper fridge on propane can be tricky to keep from freezing in the winter months camping when it's 30 +/- each day. I run the 3 way on propane, so it saved me power on my battery and the 12v doesn't draw that much power - that's a perk of the 12v especially in the winter months.

[@jassox4]

Okay awesome rig!!! I’m inspired and just subscribed!

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks - Hope there was some mods you can use!

[@jram7047]

Im surprised you needed air bags for your pop up, mine is the larger model with a bigger deck for my dirt bikes and I've had no issues with my jeep, I enjoyed your video and actually got some good ideas for my simular pop up. I like the cook box and I'm interested in that project as the oem grill was an incredible let down, I am not sure if you experimented with your ac and generators but as a hvac guy ill tell you a cheap hard start was all it took and my ryobi inverter generator 1800 watt running load, can run my ac all day. I'm happy with my generator but I would like to add some small solar to keep everything topped off. I definitely prefer to be out of the pop up enjoying the location vs siting inside and running it all down during the day. I'm going to copy your shower door fix because that was the first major problem in mine

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks for watching, glade you got some ideas for your camper. I load my truck down pretty hard, I carry a bunch of firewood, 80 qt cooler and the extra weight I added to the tongue was the reason I wanted air bags - I could have gotten away without them, but a level ride is so much smoother. I can actually run my a/c with my 2k inverter, b/c it's got a peak of 4k watts, although a soft start would really help with the start up load draw - we don't our a/c it b/c we're always winter camping. I'm working on the plumbing video now, on how I merged the shower & sink into a 3 inch drain - should be out soon.

[@quazaar]

@@One2ManyHobbies I have the smaller 1910 esp and 16 f150. Loaded, I have a little squat, but like you said it’s nice to get it leveled out. I pull a friends 30’ twice a year a few miles. The air bags are so helpful . Many cases, it’s just nice to have and does cost all that much. Plus easy to install.

[@dansklrvids7303]

This is a great video! Where does the fridge go when the camper is folded up? It looks like it is taller than the bed slide. Thanks.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

It’s smaller than the beds, fits perfect in the camper & it’s plugged in.

[@dansklrvids7303]

@@One2ManyHobbies thanks, I'm baffled - at 6:29, the top of the cooler appears to be sitting nearly ten inches higher than the top of the bed mattress

[@One2ManyHobbies]

@@dansklrvids7303 I move it on the floor when traveling, it doesn’t stay there.

[@zackw7587]

Are you able to run that AC while off grid too? Or would an additional power source be needed.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Technically I can, however my batteries would be dead in an hour or so. Doesn't make since to run your A/C off 12v due to the fact that there is little to no insulation holding in the AC - being that its a tent.

[@50Acres]

Clever stuff man!

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks!

[@stevepowsinger733]

I’d like to see the cost sheet- especially on the lithium batteries. Dometic refrig is good but very expensive. The pop up I looked at the salesman said showers were not available. Impressive ideas and implementation.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

My cost sheet is a little different, I only paid $350 for my Dometic - it was an open box unit from a re-seller off Facebook - it's been working solid for 3 years now. The solar lithium install cost me about $4,500 +/- & I obviously installed everything myself. This setup would cost about $9K or more from a dealer. Thanks for watching.

[@DWade-ok2db]

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[@tomwallis722]

Do you have a video showing how you did each of these upgrades ? The two main projects I would like to know more about is the solar install and sink drainage/rv plumbing upgrade

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Yes, I have a video breaking down the plumbing, it’s on my page - the solar I don’t not - sorry

[@markmccoy1304]

I wish you could come teach me and my Grandson how all this works! Amazing. Me and my wife just turned 60 and we are looking for a travel trailer or pop up.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Good luck on your camping adventure! Hopefully this video helps!

[@jhassler]

Would love to see a video focusing just on the solar/electric upgrades.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Not much to focus on except which components I used. Wiring is to technical but I might create a video in the future

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Hope you enjoyed the video!!! Please Subscribe for future videos of me diving into my electrical system & kitchen chuck box!

[@Kai-y7y1f]

Great setup and amazing upgrades. We had a 2019 23scse previously. I have been looking at the Clearsource three stage for our TT and I had no idea they were that big!

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks for watching!

[@atoiler1389]

Great work! Thanks for the video. I have a 2002 Viking Epic. I have done a lot of modifications. I’m wondering with the changes and additions you have made, how close you are coming to your GVWR as well as tongue weight? Has this been an issue?

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Haven't had any issues - this 2280 came with 1,260lbs of CCC. I removed the heavy LEAD Acid batteries and moved the Lithium to the back, counter balancing the tongue weight for the other stuff I added.

[@thereesepierce]

Great video! I learned a ton. 👏

[@michaeltrevino7887]

Where did you get the jerry can holder from? I'm looking to mount a few cans on my trailer too.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

All the links are in the info description. :)

[@katallen5085]

nice mods and great video. definitely some stuff in here to inspire my setup.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks for watching!

[@iceman2520]

Could you explain in more detail what you did to shower lid? My lid has same problems from factory and it also is putting pressure on exterior wall and caused the angle bracket to pull screw out. I've actually only spent 2 nights in my 2022 2318esp thanks for your help!

[@1oldarmyguy]

I've been looking at getting one of theses trailers.. greta video and great mods. I'm curious as to how much this changed the lounge weight and over all trailer weight. I'll be pulling mine with a Jeep Wrangler JKU .

[@Okiedrew]

Have you thought about going up to a larger tire size to be able to pull it into rougher terrain?

[@One2ManyHobbies]

No, I haven't - My terrain isn't rough enough.

[@teamcq9204]

I love that chuck box. Have you made the video? I literally loved this whole video. I wish I had a quarter of your knowledge

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks for watching! Yes, the video link is down below

[@teamcq9204]

I was talking about the black metal box with the gas grill. I am not finding that video.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

@@teamcq9204 it’s a pop up chuck box. It’s on my page.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

@@teamcq9204 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6K2lnWtra6dfcU

[@aaronyount2553]

Awesome video! Can’t wait to see a video on the chuckbox.

[@victorfranco9136]

Love the set up and the extra space on the trailer nfor extra tool box. Any suggestions to upgrade the original axel of a 73 Coleman to add off-road Wheels? And the solar panels how much electronics can you too. With 300 watts and for how long those batteries will last you.?

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks! You could do an axle flip on your 73’. I can camp for about 4 - 5 days without any solar in the winter & probably 7+ days in the spring & fall with no heater, the heater draws a lot of amps. With some decent solar input back into the batteries - I can camp for 10+ days in the winter with the high heater draw & forever in the spring & fall. I’ll run out of propane in the winter before my barriers die now

[@jonmccauley6490]

If you have leaf springs, you can do an axle flip like he said. If you have a Dexter Torflex axle, like my 86 Coleman had, you can use 2x2 blocks to lift it. If you want to go super crazy like I did, you can import a Cruisemaster independent offroad suspension and have that installed. Costs only a little more than a new axle system. But it's made for offroad and sold on some of the major offroad campers.

[@mavrick561]

Nice video. Looks a lot like my Somerset E3. You gave me some ideas, for sure. I laughed when I saw your t-shirt. I have the same exact one. I look forward to more content. Cheers

[@One2ManyHobbies]

lol - Nice, woodworking is another hobby of mine as well - Thanks for watching & I hope you get to incorporate some of these Mods into your camper.

[@pangeaoverland]

Awesome mods, csnt wait to make a few of those mods to my Popup

[@NoraTTang]

This is so dope on many levels! Love

[@sandersjones1577]

Pretty good I like that too.

[@azxp]

Nice trailer! Nice work!

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks for watching!

[@billjennifer8803]

I like the storage units you hang from the ceiling. The mounts that hold them to the ceiling. Do they merely screw into the ceiling or do you use some sort of anchor? How much space is there between the ceiling and the actual roof?

[@One2ManyHobbies]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIK7oIOjqMZ-iK8

[@trevorhummer9179]

you're making me need to spend alot of money right now.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Worth every penny - I need to do an update to this video - I've added some more mods.

[@trevorhummer9179]

@@One2ManyHobbies question - i need to make a table for our camp stove that "cleets" onto the existing hanger on our pop up. here do i get that hanger, i cant find it.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

@@trevorhummer9179 You have to buy the BBQ bracket as a replacement - then cut off the bracket - it's not cheap for the piece you need, but it's the only option.

[@trevorhummer9179]

@@One2ManyHobbies Thank you sir, earned sub.

[@rickyamanalo6205]

Wow such ingenuity! So much to learn from here. Im interested to add an airbag do you have a separate link and video thanks

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks Ricky!! There are a bunch of videos showing the install of the airbags on KZbin - Here's my F-150 Firestone Ride-Rite Air Bags link: 2582 Kit - amzn.to/2MvMXsm

[@nothinghour]

Thank you so much for this video! I have a very similar camper and have had some of the same ideas... can’t wait to see where this goes!

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Awesome!! Hope the video was helpful!

[@devinjefferies5551]

My local RV shop had the loops to hang the extra pantry shelves from but they didn't come with screws or rivets or anything. Trying to figure out the best, most secure way to put them up. I've got a Rockwood 2318G so there were just the four above the sink. Did yours come with all of those loops installed or what did you use to attach them to the ceiling?

[@One2ManyHobbies]

You’ll need a rivet gun & some rivets - there are some wooden braces in the ceiling - if you hit one - you’ll need to use screws in that spot. I ordered the rivets from Robert’s sales - link down below.

[@yelladmanjohnny]

#PHENOMINAL mods. just got my Rockwood 2381G these mods are awesome! hurry up with the CHUCK BOX video.

[@sandersjones1577]

I did enjoy that good job man and thanks.

[@bottomlinebassin2001]

That would be so awesome if you could make a component list for your solar system, looking forward to seeing more of your work!

[@One2ManyHobbies]

I've got the main components listed below under "Show More" with Amazon links - here there though. Lithium Battle Born Batteries - amzn.to/3uIiyZ5​ Victron Energy Multiplus 2k Inverter & Charger - amzn.to/2ZY7I35​ Victron Energy Smart Battery Shut - amzn.to/3uIiRTJ​ Victron Energy BMV-712 Smart Battery Shunt - amzn.to/37RQAjJ​ Victron Orion DC/DC Charger - amzn.to/3q13zGb​ Victron Energy MPPT 100v/30 amp Solar Charge Controller (Bluetooth) - amzn.to/2PkmbV3​ Victron Energy MPPT 75v/10 amp Solar Charge Controller (Bluetooth) **Portable** - amzn.to/3dVvnt1​ Renogy 100 Watt 12 Volt Off Grid Portable Solar Panel Suitcase - amzn.to/3sFnn3L

[@adamdagosto570]

Did you do a video of that outside kitchen rig? I could not find it.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Yes, it’s on my page. Chuck box video

[@adamdagosto570]

@@One2ManyHobbies great. I will look it up

[@AlabamaPilgrim333]

Great Work! 👍🏽

[@islandcreationlv]

Was it hard to mount the solar panels on your roof?? I have 2018 Jay Series 12UD Baja edition and I'd like to get rid of my AGM battery and go lithium too one day.

[@joshuapankhurst627]

100% amazing mods.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thx for watching

[@thomasmartens2011]

Outstanding!

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Thanks for watching!

[@mikelowery972]

I have this camper great ideas thanks for info.

[@wiliambrown9965]

Nice work thanks !

[@sergiomoreira9210]

Awesome video 📹 👏

[@cozcohut2617]

What did you use to attach the tongue box to the frame of the camper?

[@One2ManyHobbies]

I welding a flat bar across the frame & screwed holes in it, then used bolt & nut.

[@wesleycrocker7975]

where did you find the water/jerry can holders? Thank Yo

[@One2ManyHobbies]

All the links to everything I used is in the Info section of the video - www.4xinnovations.com/Jerry-Can-Mount--5-Gallon_p_42.html

[@wesleycrocker7975]

@@One2ManyHobbies Thank You I’ve used a couple of your modifications, the changes save much time and the carpet add is awesome. Where could I find that style of magnet for my access panel. I had trouble with my water pipes last winter and that idea is great. I’ve been to my local Lowe’s and Home Depot. My panel is just like yours.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

@@wesleycrocker7975 Awesome! Glade you're able to use some of the mods - I just got them at Home Depot, I had to use like 6 or 8 on the water heater door, since it's so heavy. I added a small strip of wood so I could screw the magnet into.

[@roarytubbs6377]

What nozzle are you using for your Spector jerry cans? I've been looking for one to hook up to mine.

[@One2ManyHobbies]

It’s a Spector one, hard to find but I think I got it off Amazon.

[@thoppy777]

Hi Lance, great video. I have a 2021 Rockwood HW277 and am going to install 2 100W solar panels on the roof. How did you mount the panels to the roof? Did you use VHB tape, rivets or screws? Or a combination of these? FYI, I have already made the fishing rod holder magnet mount! Thanks.

[@jonmccauley6490]

I mounted 2 Renogy's with sheet metal screws through their brackets and used 3M Marine 4000 UV sealant.

[@twade2372]

Can you post more information on the sink drain build out? I have a forest river 625d, same issue. Thanks!

[@One2ManyHobbies]

I posted a separate video on my page! Hope you enjoy.

[@downhill615]

What’s the roughest back road you take it on? We want to be able to go into the boondocks. Thanks

[@One2ManyHobbies]

Nothing crazy, some gravel forest roads that have some pot holes - I’d be careful taking any pop up truly off road - life expectancy would fall off quick the way these things are made.