The ELECTRIC HUMMER projects 'coolest' video YET...

[@Tarukai788]

"Gas or Diesel?" "Electric" Priceless moment, amplified by the "That's not stock" Hope they enjoyed that moment of subversion!

[@Phillipnoogen]

I bet that guy was offended tbh lol. For some reason older people don't like electric.

[@PlutonianPenguin]

@@Phillipnoogen So the "That's pretty cool" was sarcasm? Sounded pretty genuine to me.

[@magalongmarkbrodettel.423]

"Gas or Deisel?" "Battery"

[@TheTapMusic]

@@PlutonianPenguin I don’t know about sarcasm, but I think I heard some disappointment. He probably though it was cool, but just not his thing. Funny moment though

[@duniek86]

@@magalongmarkbrodettel.423 lithium

[@714metaldetecting]

The smile on Zack's face when he pulls out of the garage in the electric Hummer PRICELESS !

[@kushfromhandsworth6601]

must of felt euphoric

[@Venom_gsxr]

8

[@freebirdgliding]

So much work and build up of excitement must be so much fun to drive now. Even with the suspension like a trampoline.

[@Xibyth]

Way to be a spoiler.

[@ratneshpatil5986]

Tries to keep a serious face.. but the child pops right out!

[@GumbootZone]

11:29 Just think.... He had to plan this transition and film the first part of it several weeks in advance and wait for the day when he could finally put it to use. THAT is dedication to detail!

[@searatul1213]

Yea, I got so confused because he knew everything he was going to do

[@ddman7867]

@@searatul1213 or he dressed up in the same clothes again and pretended that particular shot at the end was from earlier?

[@UndecidedMF]

I also like to stick my head out the car window to feel the wind whip through my hair. 😜

[@quincypurcell5222]

Big fan of your videos!

[@fj8689]

@Seema Kumari that's mean bruh

[@MaxUgly]

@Seema Kumari I think the fact that he makes fun of it means he probly laughed at your joke too. I went with the buzz cut because I get these big white patches in the middle of my brown hair, like a cow! What can I do but acknowledge that it is hilarious?! If I let it get to me I will just stress and get more of them, vicious cycle!😂

[@youxkio]

Hello Matt. Also a fan!

[@armel2467]

But... You don't have any hair? Ooh! Got it, you're talking about the other head

[@PistolPete_0]

Imagine this.... we were watching he build hummer EV for almost 10 months. Still loving it.

[@PistolPete_0]

@@HanisExperiments definitely time flies ao fast...

[@Ziolek.2000]

Took him a lot longer since a bunch of videos were finished before upload

[@PistolPete_0]

@@Ziolek.2000 yeah 😲

[@DavidBcc]

@@HanisExperiments Wow shameless self promotion

[@byever1]

Joe Rogan man. Joe Rogan

[@The.Norwegian]

Tip: The clear hose will turn brittle from the antifreeze pretty fast. I used two 5cm pieces of chemical resistant clear hose in a boat where i installed a diesel heater system to help me see if there was air in the system, but the hoses became discolored and hard over the weekend. Had to change them out with proper radiator hoses, like the rest of the system. Also, you should add an expansion tank on the highest point of the system. It holds air that acts as a "damper" for when the system gets too hot. The liquid expands quite a lot when heated, and will burst your pipes. Air is compressible, liquid is not! But, i also have to say that this looks absolutely beautiful, and i am extremely impressed with what you have made!

[@kschleic9053]

Great point about the clear hoses, and the catch can is a must... The pressure valve in the cap probably didn't open with only a 20F temperature rise, but on a hot day it would for sure.

[@Wooble57]

@@kschleic9053 He mentioned the operating pressure of the battery loop is only 2 psi. I'm guessing he's not going to run pressure valve at all and just a expansion tank.

[@kschleic9053]

@@Wooble57 @20:53 the radiator cap has the traditional pressure relief valve and a hose barb for overflow, so even if there is sufficient expansion capacity for 2psi, there should probably be an bottle on that hose barb just in case?

[@Synthmilk]

@@kschleic9053 Yes, if he hasn't put one on there, he should.

[@Wooble57]

@@kschleic9053 opps, i forgot to reply to this, but as synthmilk said, he probably should. He should probably also put a thermostat of some sort on the battery loop, though if he doesn't put doors and such on he probably won't be driving in cold enough weather to worry about battery warming.

[@kevinhosea85]

Personally i think this series has been your best content in a couple years

[@jawadbaniyounes2260]

Best content in all youtube actually

[@Jithesh_naik]

Couple of years 😂.. sounds good bro

[@ssmukaddas]

*ever

[@nothere4512]

@@jawadbaniyounes2260 yep

[@Scottybo1096]

backhanded lol

[@prnvprthp]

That little “howdy” nod at 24:57 must’ve felt so cool!! So proud of Zack and the entire tech world.

[@gutserker]

I would recommend a thermostat for the battery coolant loop to bypass the radiator, and possibly a second radiator just for the batteries. On warm or hot days it doesn't matter, but on cold days you wouldn't want effectively freezing coolant pumping through the batteries. Regulating the pump speed can only do so much. You'll end up with unbalanced battery temperatures

[@knightjocke]

I agree, there's a reason Tesla is preconditioning their batteries for fast charging and that they have a power-limit if the battery is to cool

[@fouzaialaa7962]

yes but its not called a thermostat he needs a thermal probe in the coolant !! and some kind of logic to decide what to run and what to stop !!! maybe a dedicated arduino

[@gutserker]

@@fouzaialaa7962 his system can read temps, but he needs a way to restrict flow to the batteries without restricting the flow to the motor, since both run off a single pump

[@Guust_Flater]

@@gutserker A valve in the 2nd loop towards the batteries. And let the BMS control the valve.

[@gutserker]

@@Guust_Flater could have an extra point of failure, or just use a thermostat for battery loop that is stupid simple and auto-regulates temperature

[@philliplowther4391]

This is an awesome series! I’ve watched every minute of it. I noticed you hard mounted the radiator. I would suggest isolating with rubber for vibration dampening. Aluminum radiators will crack if hard mounted. You plan on off-roading so I think it would be wise to isolate it!

[@u2bemark]

would the temps of the radiators keep the rubber from freezing in those utah winters?

[@ChickenSDS]

@@u2bemark most car companies use a special kind of rubber to keep it from cracking, like a synthetic rubber or something

[@Thats_Mr_Random_Person_to_you]

@@ChickenSDS polyurethane is used a lot as a replacement for rubber in suspension bushings. So the same sort of stuff would definitely work to isolate the radiator.

[@ibrahimtamboli7293]

You are super interested in E.Vs

[@freedblowfish3705]

@@Thats_Mr_Random_Person_to_you polly is harder than rubber, and woukd provide less protection for the radiator, although still better than hard mount i guess, but propper rubber rad mount grommets are easily accessible

[@WHATSINSIDEFAMILY]

Okay….I need a ride. That looks like too much fun.

[@Raiyyanshaikh]

I need a ride too 😃

[@rakib9420]

Make a "what's inside" of the E-hummer.

[@HM_Milan]

yes we are waiting Dan

[@willemfinnegan6643]

Just made my day

[@jeffwong8989]

We all want a ride in it. Zack gonna becoming an uber driver driving the e-hummer.

[@bellofbelmont]

"Hail Mary" was already in my Audible and so was "The Martian" 🙂 Love Audible since 2010. Jim Bell(Australia)

[@Demasx]

Got a big involuntary smile when I saw a new episode had uploaded! Love this series!

[@AdamNDJ]

That feeling when the vehicle hits the point where you can drive it around is amazing!! After 22 years of driving those things around in all their noisy-ness, it is really kewl to hear how silent it is. Of course now you'll be able to hear every little squeak and rattle that it has.

[@mshaftenberg]

That smile at 24:50 is heartwarming and made me smile too. Thanks for letting us participate in that awesome project!

[@LTIPO5]

10+ months series and I am still loving it especially this part 13:44 XD

[@knusprigbroet]

I Like His Hair too

[@sinuslebastian6366]

1. Please add a reservoir to the cooling system. Leaks will eventually occur due to thermal expansion. That is the main reason they're used in cars. 2. As another commenter said, you have an aluminium radiator and copper heatsinks. Mixing these two metals is really not ideal as it leads to galvanic corrosion. It is advised to not do so in PC watercooling as well. Please look into this. I'm really pumped to see the Project Hummer EV finally on the road! Can't wait for all the fun stuff you have planned.

[@BritishTeaLover]

Also you will get losses of liquid out of the tubes themselves over time. It's one thing that can limit the lifespan of a lot of computer water coolers (All-in-ones at least) which often can't be easily refilled. It'd take years for it to be an issue, but it;s something to bear in mind with that much tubing.

[@leander02]

I think the corrosion shouldn't be a problem because the water is deionized. So there isn't anything that can carry the electrons from one element to the other.

[@Blueyzachary]

It’s so fun seeing you drive around where I live!

[@jjunture]

This is my favorite series on KZbin. We have incorporated the Hummer series and other videos from Zack into our home schooling curriculum.

[@CantTakeJake]

Zach is extremely intelligent and your kids would definitely learn more from him then any public school

[@AxxLAfriku]

go to schol becase teecher says go to schol? am i circus animel or what? i make yt videes becase thats my dreem. liv my dreem is what i do. thats what i do. hopefooly the videes are good for you deer min

[@MrE_]

This and colinfurze's tunnel project got me though the year

[@alexandergreenfield91]

Making an electric vehicle would be a brilliant school project. Just keep the high voltage separate / for the college kids until the end of the build.

[@arslansohail2491]

Congratulations man, you showed learning doesn't stop at any age.

[@jakub_bartler]

I think Airshaper was one of the coolest promotions/ads I have ever seen. Instead of paying for a short „tv-time” on yt they did something valuable for the creator itself and truly brought attention to their chanell. Keep up the good work!

[@jivewig]

21:00 I like how he makes us go through his sponsor spot instead of skipping like in any other video.

[@black990ops]

The smile on his face whenever he's driving it says enough, it must feel so friggin good to do such a big and cool project and then see what you've made works well.

[@OmarAQQ]

Its amazing watching this machine come to life start to finish. Thanks Zack for the amazing quality and hard work.

[@Odoggin01]

I absolutely love all these companies reaching out to you and ones you reach out to all coming together to help support this project!

[@cuentaeliminada7176]

I love how Zack showed his new telekinetic abilities in 1:30

[@solarwithakande]

I download on KZbin to watch even when I don't have time at the moment. I'm following all day every day. Thank you Jerry

[@joegoble2134]

I have really enjoyed this series and it's awesome to see the E-Hummer out on the road. As for the cooling system, does it need to be more full (for lack of a better phrase)? It seemed odd to see air space in the lines.

[@SkyKiller63]

I believe that was the job of the “gurgling spout”. To get the air out of the loops.

[@lucaspohlmann7162]

On PCs its quite bad to have bubbles in your Liquid

[@fty-ys4ni]

Removing the air is called burping the system. You can only get so much of the air out initially. It needs to run for some time in order for the air to circulate back to the escape. Not a huge issue

[@TheCrushMedia]

@@lucaspohlmann7162 dont forget a PC will just sit there while the car will be driven. I would assume air bubbles will naturally pop while its in motion.

[@deeperlayer]

is it that necessary to show that on camera don't u conclude yourself that leaving the lid open while running it and talking about how the air is escaping is not enough for u to realize it is "full" after that?

[@phoenixtwinturbo]

Great vid, looking forward to the next one! Just a quick note in case you see this. The plasticizers in the clear hose will likely leach out quite quickly into the propylene glycol solution and clog up any narrow pathways. You'll know this is happening when your hose becomes less flexible and will likely yellow. In water cooled PC's, this can happen within a few short weeks. I don't know of any clear flexible hoses that are free from this issue. Even in the PC cooling industry, the best of the best still have this problem, just delayed. We also use the same mix for PC cooling.

[@AstuteJoe]

You're right, but plasticizers will only clog the extremely, extremely thin fins on a CPU or GPU block, a radiator (which is the narrowest pathway of a car cooling loop) won't be clogged

[@bruceeustis1047]

I Agree With Kevin Hosea, THIS Is The BEST Series Content. I’ve Seen Over The Entire Series Of Yours, Going BACK To The Very Beginning, Jerry. And NOW that I have Watched almost every episode of this process. I’m wishing I had the Access to the equipment and the people who helped you make this Ev HumVee. Because My Father had a Small Hand in the Development Of This Vehicle, The HumVee. While he was assigned to the United States Army’s Transportation School At Fort Eustis, Va, near Williamsburg,Virginia. I’m so wishing I could get to build my own Ev HumVee like you have, Sir. Doesn’t look like I will. So thanks 🙏 so very much for sharing this with with Us.

[@jabbathebum]

Those two manifolds meshed together looks so sick!

[@pikosapikos13]

Nothing can reach the coolness levels of Agent 47's smooth Google Assistant voice.

[@morettolucas]

This is by far, the most exciting series on KZbin!!!!

[@Manava2012]

This is a Epic Series. Man the detail on the cooling system is at an extra Pro Level. No cut corners. No costs saved. Just like built to last.

[@MatthewNovoselskiy]

13:45 “if you ever get it your head out the window to let the wind run through your hair like I do” 😂 made my day!

[@DeepakSharma-ln3nh]

The amount of confidence you had in yourself that you actually thought a year ahead of your project and shot that piece of video..Just Increadible.....

[@tlctinkerin5196]

Suspension upgrade definitely needed for that bucket of bolts! Awesome job so far can’t wait for the rest!! 👍😎🛠🦾🤘🇺🇸

[@daemoncan2364]

A 30% efficient Humvee engine. I think you're being extremely generous Zack.

[@MartinBrada]

On top of that, people often confuse peak efficiency of an engine at certain speed/load and average efficiency in actual traffic.

[@MrMarty77]

Was thinking the same

[@sayyidsahal1996]

are there motors efficient as 94% ?

[@fhonethone]

@@sayyidsahal1996 Yes, peak efficiency of 94% is possible, but that is for a specific interval of load and motor speed combinations. The average efficiency for a trip will be slightly lower, just like it is for combustion engines.

[@Blinkin97]

@@sayyidsahal1996 I see you’re pretty curious, asking questions everywhere… love it! No, no internal combustion engine is 94% efficient. Today, the most efficient gas engine to ever be made is the Mercedes AMG F1 engine, with a peak thermal efficiency of 50%. There is work being done by a couple of companies who say they can make more efficient engines, but I’ll believe it when I see it.

[@ParthaDuttaER]

This is the first time I am thankful for an advert. Just finished Project Hail Mary on Audible, what a book! Loved it!. Thank you for recommending. Waiting for your next video

[@CanOp3n3r]

A few minutes after you were driving it around my Apple watch notified me that my heart rate had been over 120bpm while sitting still. So excited to see all the cool conversions of the future!

[@Ziolek.2000]

Watching this series so long its like we share the excitement for the accomplishment Zack and the team did! Hearing that guy ask Gas or Diesel? With Zack answering "Electric" felt so wholesome 🤣

[@JRthepyroguy]

Wow !! From rags to richies!! That was awesome to see you take it to the streets for the 1st time. It was fun watching you built this thing from scratch.

[@ItzGodzGang]

As a computer engineer major, I have learned a lot and I also plan on turning a car from gas to fully electric. Great series.

[@jstowe56]

I plan to do this too, just in conjunction with a manual transmission (I like the switchy switch pedal)

[@TobiasDettinger]

This seres has become my favourite series on youtube so far. Its so nice how you and us learn about electric vehicles and how relatively easy they are :D

[@anir2286]

Hello Jerry from India. I have been a fan of your videos since a very long time I’d say since 2018 and this Humvy rebuild as Electric has been your coolest project thus far. You are very informative and detail out everything. It shows the kind of passion you have for the things you do. Keep up the good work your faithful subscriber.

[@ThreeTwentyTech]

I can't get enough of this series! 👌🏻

[@ericdgood]

I've literally saved this video all day to watch once my daughter went to bed. I didn't think she would ever go to sleep. But totally worth it. Love all your videos, but this series has me hooked.

[@alexanderhedin4005]

Amazing work making your video seemles!

[@thereallasre]

Jerry always has the most calming voice

[@Charvin]

After watching videos on 1.5x it sounds still calm but in slow motion.

[@Freskidon]

His name is zack

[@notnth]

@@Freskidon nah, clearly it’s Jerry

[@Menslee1]

You know that his name isn't Jerry. Right?

[@thereallasre]

@@Menslee1 very good. Head canon corrected to Jerry's true name.....Alphonso

[@aaronjones6843]

Zack again, incredible series! The best on KZbin by far. As you said it sounds and handles like a bucket of bolts, my question is how difficult would it be to add air suspension like your Rivian? These old military shocks seem to be well past their time. But it is incredible to see it moving. Well done

[@DoctorSpectres]

I feel like Zach will eventually do some suspension work. Just seems too bumpy for a city street. At 27:28 forward Zach was getting a little bit of a rodeo treatment. BTW, this is the coolest conversion I've ever seen. Thanks Zack!

[@MiguelY22]

Air suspension would be so cool and comfortable, i hope he does it

[@Jasonoid]

Being a Utahn, I'd love seeing this thing driving around in person! Coming together very nicely!

[@TrailRat2000]

My dad was a milkman in the 90s, I don't remember his electric milkfloat being quite so complicated. But saying that, I don't remember it going much faster than 25mph, and that was usually going down hill. I loved riding around on those old milkfloats. There was something peaceful about gliding through the morning, being able to hear the birds and enjoy the stillness.

[@Mark6O9]

This is like a restoration video. Satisfying and easy to sleep too

[@m11dxn]

Congrats Zack. It’s so good to see your smile as you drove out of the garage. Excellent project. I love my tee. What’s next?

[@mikeobie1]

Seeing the excitement in your face on the road is so satisfying. Glad she’s up and running….and legal!! Keep up the great work!

[@JustAnotherDronePilot]

I absolutely love following this series. Been here since the beginning and it's insane how far you've come with this build. Can't wait to see what the future brings for it!

[@EV-olution]

The coolest bucket of bolts on the road. Very cool and the progress is amazing.

[@FutureTerminal]

By far the best series on KZbin..mad respect Zack love the videos

[@maxmarx2]

I don’t want this series to end but it’s going to have to! Been loving the updates

[@BMHeades]

26:19 damn that sound 🤩😍

[@Aa-ron01]

On the heating of the battery, you actually want to hold it at 26° it's actually really good for it. You'll actually notice the difference when you do. There's less voltage sag, so you'll notice it almost immediately once you start to push it.

[@rlaxton666]

Definitely noticeable on a Tesla, that is for sure. When everything is at the right temperature, the car feels far zippier at the same state of charge.

[@evan-edstrom]

10:00 This kind of pressure change can also be observed doing natural gas pipe testing. The formula (for air anyway) is T1/T2 = P1/P2.

[@chafarlefeu]

IN KELVIN for people reading this, in KELVIN, not fahrenheit, not even Celsius !!!! Exclusively in Kelvin or the formula makes absolutely no sense !!!

[@KekkusMaximus]

@@chafarlefeu I mean, any physics formula with temperature should be handled in Kelvin. Celsius Degrees should be good only when dealing with ΔT because Kelvin and Celsius Degrees share the same intervals between units Edit: spell check

[@chafarlefeu]

@@KekkusMaximus yeah I know but the point of my answer was to warn the general public of this video which is for the most part not aware that this formula is useless if not used properly

[@colinboneham7387]

Great work Jerry, she is another big step closer to finished

[@jerospal]

This project is so awesome. Very happy for you Zack

[@TacoNissan]

"We are sticking the nipple inside a drill and rotating it against a bandsaw" Sounds like a wild night

[@EscapeLifesGravity]

What are you doing, step drill bit?

[@jacoventer3219]

Now that is what I was waiting for, for a very long time. Congratulations I'm very happy for you that you could take it for a ride and show us. Thanks for sharing your dreams.

[@markhenderson123]

I LOVE how your content has evolved over the years into this!! This has been such a fun project to follow. Thank you for all the hours of work on the Hummer/ videos and giving us such great content. I can't wait to see how the Hummer finishes up and whats next!

[@ChronicMechatronic]

This project is so amazing, I wish there were more youtubers doing high quality content like this!

[@WillLeingang]

That smile on your face at the end says it all.

[@andrewwinterdawn4115]

I'm so proud to see the Humvee going around, like I've built it myself lol Amazing project..

[@thattrumpetguy26]

Never disappointed to see a new video of yours!

[@hibalove175]

This is so cool to watch. The humvee coming alive and kicking. Loved this series and can't wait for it to be finalized. All the best

[@AryanParwal512]

By far the dopest video ever! I really want to see a drag race between the old and new hummer ev!

[@GariniAlon]

This is super exciting! Nicely done ✅

[@Nmeir100]

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[@MartyNextDoor]

This has been an outstanding journey. Pure awesome!

[@quazillionaire]

This is really getting sweet now. Are you planning to clean up the truck after the build is done? i.e. de-rust old parts, tighten the frame up so it's less rattly, new paint job, etc. I think this build really deserves the full makeover. :P

[@idenkilla]

awesome video! love this project. are you going to provide a cost range of how much it cost to do this conversion?

[@JerryRigEverything]

Yup!

[@Extrinityishere]

@@JerryRigEverything My Guess is between $50k-150k

[@iamdmc]

@@JerryRigEverything NO RESERVOIR? What about thermal expansion??? You could get leaks in the system without a reservoir that's one of the big reasons they're used in cars Also your radiator seems to be aluminium, but the heatsinks in your battery might be copper... which will lead to galvanic corrosion, and eventually your system will leak (hopefully not inside the battery or it will destroy it). Just make sure you're not mixing metals!!

[@martinlima]

@@iamdmc unrated

[@AustinFerguson]

@@Extrinityishere Going out on a limb and saying a lot more than 50k (including the hummer) but less than 75k. Batteries can be had on open market 950-1350 per module, believe he has 16? so around 15-18500 (largest cost of this conversion). The motor and remainder components easily sit at 20-25k then rest of the cost of the vehicle itself. There could be labor if your not doing this or isn't simply a bolt on, which most conversions aren't. Again depending on how you approach this could easily get you under or at 75k for this project..

[@mictaylor9531]

Awesome to see your massive grin as all the hard work pays off!

[@RedSasquatch]

I’m obsessed with this series and project. I have a 1999 Tahoe that I want to eventually convert to an EV. Super well done. Informational and educational and entertaining. Plus I live in the PG area and I cannot wait to see the Hummer in the wild. Huge fan - way to go!

[@scoreofallanthya]

I am from AF and loved seeing all of the places I went to back in the day. I also wonder if I will see this out and about, though I may geek out if I do.

[@customish]

are you planning to do some "finishing touches" to the EV (like non critical upgrades such as a good seat, reducing rattling, paint-job? comfort?)

[@robpeters5204]

That’s a huge golf cart!!! Lol! That first smile on your face rolling it out for the first time is always priceless. Second smile is when you don’t find a leak. Been there ! Looks like it rides like a fork lift. I don’t think the wife and kid are going to ride with you much.

[@lucasdiniz5642]

It would be interesting to have a heating system for the batteries to recharge them in temperatures below freezing.

[@XxTWMLxX]

Bypass valve to redirect motor heat through batteries not rad? :)

[@lucasdiniz5642]

@@XxTWMLxX It's a good idea, but it might not work very well because the car is stopped to recharge, so the motor won't produce heat

[@gorillageeks5645]

If you charge immediately after driving in cold conditions the batteries will be in the range for charging its only if leave battery empty in cold conditions that will have problems

[@jwalster9412]

@@lucasdiniz5642 just put the motor at 5Krpm or something with the transfer case off.

[@lucasdiniz5642]

@@jwalster9412 Due to the high efficiency of the motor it is good at turning but not producing heat, so it would waste a lot of energy compared to a resistor in this case.

[@elliotkwilinski9642]

I didn’t realize there was such an efficiency difference between electric and gas engines. So, even if the electricity generated for the electric motor is created by fossil fuels, it seems like it would still be more efficient than a gas motor.

[@kschleic9053]

It absolutely is. Engineering Explained has some good videos about this... A gas turbine peaker plant, connected to an EV by miles of transmission lines and all the efficiency losses involved, AND the charging losses, AND the drivetrain efficiency, is still more efficient than gasoline explosions pushing pistons 😂

[@ulexx6574]

@@kschleic9053 Also, not all electricity is produced by fossil fuels, while to run a gas motor, it's entirely fossil fuels

[@sayyidsahal1996]

how much efficient is a gas power plant?

[@fhonethone]

@@sayyidsahal1996 About 40 - 50%, the upper end being for combined cycle gas turbines (CCGT)

[@Blinkin97]

@@sayyidsahal1996 that depends, a natural gas turbine plant is about 42-45% efficient. A combined cycle natural gas plant (one that uses waste heat from the gas turbine to turn a steam turbine) can be upwards of 60% efficient.

[@thetruth4077]

Watching you is like relaxing ......... so peaceful ...... Thanks for doing this buddy! From India.

[@whiteb68]

This is like a great TV show…. Waiting for the next one is the worst part!! Loving the series!

[@scittw22]

This looks like a gaming PC cooling system so now it just needs some sweet RGB

[@skyhawk21]

Yes we need rgb and some gaming chairs

[@PleasantSuprise]

Yeah! Thought the same thing

[@williamreynolds6132]

Glad you included the footage of avoiding the speed bump (25:25). It will be nice when your testing is complete and you can take it off road.

[@beforebefore]

Congrats on a job VERY well done! I didn't see how you flow the coolant through the battery packs... hopefully in parallel, not series? That way you can keep them all at the same temperature instead of sending "once warmed" liquid from the first - to the second battery pack, then "twice warmed" from the second to the third... It also looks like the suspension could be softened a little since it's probably a few (or several!) hundred pounds lighter than the suspension was designed for.

[@kinggogeta7517]

Watching this project going from start is like watching a child growing up man I feel old

[@AliSaad-Saadany]

So much happiness watching the Humvee on street 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@josephkishore2595]

I love this project ❣️

[@ChanceYoung]

Awesome! What is the before and after weight of the project? I wonder if you will need to make some adjustments to the suspension?

[@JerryRigEverything]

I'll weight it in my next video. And for sure, the suspension is super stiff.

[@adeirawan7394]

I do enjoy this series, not gonna lie I really do. I can't even hold how happy my face is when FINALLY this project come to its finish, and watching how it will be done in couple next videos is my top list now. I'm from Indonesia btw

[@makul96]

You gotta give it a good suspension. Definately needs it.

[@darezi]

When you finish the Hummer you should also test it against another Hummer in offroad, track lap race and drag race, so we can see the differences in performance!!!!!

[@sammymuturi2024]

Fantastic journey from day one of the Humvee project.

[@JoPro06]

“If you have ever put your head out of the window on the freeway to let the wind blow through your hair like I do, you know what forces we’re fighting against” 13:40

[@john-red]

"GAS OR DIESEL?" "ELECTRIC 😎"

[@ishuparashar1950]

Everything just coming together makes me happy

[@yusufjuzerabdulqadir961]

This has to be one of the coolest projects i have followed on KZbin, my question is that are you going to make the humvee's aesthetics look pretty as well or will it stay how it looks right now?

[@MaxUgly]

I like the "sleeper" look. I feel like it could lose it's character if he does too much to the body.