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Returned mine, power gremlin and unit wouldn't hold charge worth a hoot.

Last tire I had repaired, last entire life of the tire. Now keep in mind this was a tire on a truck. Like Pado pointed out, not a sports car, so didn't travel at high speeds.

Tough call, both have a time and place. I think I would go with a teardrop though. That way I can climb inside and have hard walls.

Anyone heard of this brand? My search for a big battery has now brought me over to this Zendure V6400. This one I had not heard of, have you? If so, is this a good company? For what they charge, i would think so, but not going to make any assumptions.

Got the same one. Bought it before I saw the recommendations from this site.

I'm needing the max solar input of the Anker system here. Also are you restricted to just the Anker solar panels as the input?

Overpriced, but these guys are the only ones making a bed like this. You really have no choice.

Looks like it would handle just horribly with all that motor and so little weight

We have a home made one that a buddy made for me back in day, it works like a champ, a bit heavy and uses a lot of gas, but gives out big heat.

I couldn't agree more. Now isn't the time for vans with EV, not at least for long distance driving or custom vans. If Amazon or delivery services want to drive around town, go for it. But not weighted down custom vans.

Even still, having it will outweigh not having it.

GREAT company, they make for GMC trucks as well.

Jump on Etsy and search for "Starlink Dishy Gen2 V2 DIY Everlanders Flat Mount For Campers and RVs" $70 bucks and it's a nice flush mount

Interesting, large gap in age of these brands, Victron as 'smritte' pointed out is the oldest at 1975, Redarc next at 1979, then Renogy at 2010 and the new kid on the block is EcoFlo at 2017

Leave it stacked near the burn location, sure, it's good vibs you are sending out.

I've had a few people I know with conversion vans all recommend going with Victron. It's a little pricier than some options, but they state it's the best for these sort of builds.

We are ordering a Sprinter in 2024 towards April or May and that was one of the first 'must have's for us. Not only for winter driving, but over all getting off the pavement, AWD gives you a little more peace of mind.

We have decided that in 2024 we would order our first camping van. I was just reading an article from this site on conversion vans of 2023. Noticed this forum on here too so wanted to ask a question that has kept us on the fence. As you may know, the moment you add a shower and toilet to your...