Can you A/C a Camper Trailer - Ecoflow Wave

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[ryderrozon]

I am a 14 year old that loves to cook and I cook mostly every night for my family so winning your book would be awesome and I would use it a lot. So MATHS

[rshenanigans]

I have had an EcoFlow Wave for about 5months, I did the maths and came up with the same solution that it can be used to keep a tent or camper cool if you have the right size batteries to run it . the EcoFlow was a Lifesaver over christmas holidays kept us nice and cool at night when we went to bed. we were the envy of the campgrounds

[doddygu]

Mate, those 12v "Maths" do my head in. Im glad it was you explaining and not me trying to work it out 😂 Top review Harry, nice job 👍

[jag]

Oh dear Harry, we knew that camper trailer was a slippery slope, now one step closer to a caravan 😂. I see what you are doing there adding all the individual widgets on... Only kidding you deserve it mate, it's ok to be soft after hard yards earned. Plus you can always cook outside on a fire before retiring inside to your home on wheels ay & we will all still adore you

[rosskirkpatrick]

Enjoying your vids from Riyadh, KSA. Just finished having Mrs. Jang's Brekkie and watching your latest ep. Retiring next year🤞and now we are keeping track of all your recipes and tips. Nothing worse than sweating all night when even a sheet is too much and all u want to do is SLEEP! Right now we plan on going to Columbus, Ohio - looking at a Kimberly Kamper - seems like a good choice, but my husband talks about going to Australia, buying a camper, traveling around Australia, and shipping the camper home to USA! A lot of math involved in that! Hopefully, we will start seeing Cubs sold in the States. We'd like to see u come to the US and meet up withTrailRecon. Another great channel. Give Fred a pat for us. Thx Again for your great channel!

[ExpeditionOverlanding]

Make no apologies, my friend! I run a Zero Breeze MkII which I bought with 2 lithium batteries (about 6.5 hours run time on sleep mode per battery) for use in my OGT Expedition 2.0 and it's a bit of a game changer. In Texas, when it's 108F/42C outside during the day and never drops below 94F/34C at night, you need all the cooling you can get! Unlike a canopy set up, there are advantages to the hard shell in that once it's cooled down, it remains that way longer than a tent. Unfortunately that also means that it also stays warmer, too, taking longer to cool things down initially. The biggest thing to consider with portable AC units is the BTUs. The ZB MkII is only 2300, which is not exactly great when you consider the average car AC is 10, 000 BTUs, so the performance is not as impressive in comparison.

[thebutlerdownunder]

Love ya work mate. An ex accountant using Maths to calculate your efficiency. It’s great to see you still love counting beans 👍🏼👍🏼

[WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

People hate generators but they are the best long term way of running an air conditioner. It is hassle free and much cheaper to set up. We had a split system in one of our caravans and could run it on a 2kva. We lived in that van for months at a time so being comfortable was essential. Caravans don't have to be expensive. That one was just 10k second hand.

[chrisbyrnes]

I loved maths while at school, learn’t to measure twice & cut once.
It helps me navigate through the power consumption, draw on, solar recharge, and utilisation of my battery system.

Thankyou Harry for putting this into perspective.

[bellajess]

Another great video Harry.
Who cares how much it costs to keep your family healthy and happy.
We are only on this Earth for a short time so make the most of it I say.

[gregvideos]

Top video Harry. You’ve nailed the ideal setup for your family 👍. I loved the way you did the Maths in your head 😃. Keep up the great work. We grabbed a copy of your book in BCF recently. It’s a top quality publication 🥇

[RallyMichael]

I am picking up a new camper trailer on the weekend so good to know someone else has done the "Maths" on what is needed it I want to look at getting some extra cooling if needed.

[davidbarnett]

That is a great set up to keep the kids cool so they sleep during the day when they need to, well done with the math's

[brendanross]

I am certainly doing the "Maths" on this for my OP4 Camper, great video, Thanks

[damianhingston]

Thanks for the review Harry and thanks for working out the maths for the the system. It will certainly make travelling with your family and working away a lot more comfortable.

[aaronkerr]

I'm amazed with your "maths" . As an electrician you're on the right track. If redarc do a stand, then you can follow the sun. The angle makes a massive difference to output of a panel. Also, as you mentioned, the size of the cable contributes to the output aswell (voltage drop). Love the videos mate and mostly love that you, your wife, child and future child are living their best lives. Good luck with all future endeavours and hope to meet you all on the road one day for an amazing camp fire feed cooked by myself. Work to live, don't live to work. ❤

[markokane]

Thanks for the info Harry. The maths definitely work if your kids can get to have a good day sleep. That is priceless.

[lookseame]

Love the practical "Maths" of the system. Well done with the setup.

[electrontube]

the scenery in the opening sequence is gorgeous. absolutely stunning woodline

[robwhitez]

The prob with portable AC is all that hot air you blow out the window the camper has to draw the same amount of hot outside air in to replace the air. Try putting the AC outside in the shade and only blowing the cold air in with a vent hose.