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Charles Moman
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Pavilion Project Episode #1 The Concrete Pad
This is step one in my pavilion-and-also-Transit-parking-spot project.
Barry Clark with Brody and David, and Rockford Outdoors did a great job for me.
The soundtrack "Breathe" by Ben Wagner comes from Artlist and I have a license for its use!
Barry Clark with Brody and David, and Rockford Outdoors did a great job for me.
The soundtrack "Breathe" by Ben Wagner comes from Artlist and I have a license for its use!
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The SMY 65w Transformer Short #2
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The small, but powerful SMY Lighting 65w transformer for powering low voltage landscape lighting. Soundtrack from Artlist - "The Champion" - Instrumental by Marc Robillard - Singles - I own a license for its use!
The SMY Lighting 65w Transformer
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A look at the SMY Lighting 65w transformer and an example of how to use it with the SMY deck lights. Soundtrack from Artist - "One More Time" by One More Time and I have a license to use it!
Night Landscape Lighting with SMY Lighting
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I transformed our property at night with solar and deck lights from SMY Lighting. Soundtrack from Artlist - "Blessed Midwest" by Ben Wagner. I own a license to use this track!
SMY Hardscape Lights and 300w Transformer
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Charles shares about the SMY 300W Transformer and its various uses around a homeowner's property. The soundtrack is from Artlist - "The Champion" by Marc Robillard and I have a license for its use.
SMY LED Hardscape Lights Short #1
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A look at how to use SMY Hardscape Lights on your property for some nice accent and safety lighting. The soundtrack is from Artlist - "The Champion" by Marc Robillard and I have a license for its use.
The 2024 Moman Retaining Wall Update
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It is has been 12 years since we built this simple retaining wall out of 90 40lb. bags of concrete. I think it beautiful and is aging well. The soundtrack is from Artlist - "To Edinburgh" by the Highlands and I have a license to use it!
SMY Dimmer Short #1
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I was looking forward to trying out the SMY dimmer with my SMY deck lights. They are great lights, but at 100%, they are almost too much. But it really is a matter of personal preference and the situation. We found that 50% brightness is the sweet spot. Soundtrack from Artlist - "One More Time" by One more Time. I own an Artlist license to use this track!
My Deck SMY Lighting Project
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We rebuilt our deck and added a pergola. To complete the project, I installed SMY Lighting LED deck lights. It was easy and with the dimmer, I can control brightness. You can find these lights Amazon. Soundtrack from Artlist - Ben Wagner - "Blessed Midwest" and I have a license for it.
SMY Deck Lights Short #2
Просмотров 5728 дней назад
SMY deck lights are available on Amazon. Sound track from Artlist - I own a license for this soundtrack - "One More Time" by One More Time.
SMY Deck Lights Short #1
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SMY Deck Lights - available on Amazon. Soundtrack from Artlist. I own a license for this track - "Radiance" by Ethan Rank.
SMY Solar Lights Short #2
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Charles showing how easy these SMY solar lights are to install. Soundtrack from Artlist - "Eternal Life" by Following You. I have a license to use this soundtrack!
SMY Solar Lights Short #1
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-Soundtrack from Artlist - "Amazing Journey" by Young Rich Pixies. I own a license for this music from Artlist!
SMY Solar Lights
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Charles Moman demonstrates some uses of SMY Lighting's solar lights - available on Amazon. Soundtrack from Artlist - "Summer Folk" by Rich Young Pixies. I own a license from Artlist for its use!
2024 ECM VBS Sunday Morning Video
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The final recap video of the 2024 VBS held at Elevation Church Ministries in Scottsburg, Indiana.
Reconfiguring My DIY Transit Power Box
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Reconfiguring My DIY Transit Power Box
The Moman Transit Parking Spot Project
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The Moman Transit Parking Spot Project
Runaway Nilight Underglow Light Kit Install Tutorial
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Runaway Nilight Underglow Light Kit Install Tutorial
Stabilizing Your Awning Ground Poles with Charles Moman
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Stabilizing Your Awning Ground Poles with Charles Moman
Drilling Holes in Your Runaway Camper! with Charles Moman
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Drilling Holes in Your Runaway Camper! with Charles Moman
Runaway Camper Powering Tips with Charles Moman
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Runaway Camper Powering Tips with Charles Moman
Plasti Dip on My Transit Front Emblem with Charles Moman
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Plasti Dip on My Transit Front Emblem with Charles Moman
Dimming My New "Raptor style" Grill Lights with Charles Moman
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Dimming My New "Raptor style" Grill Lights with Charles Moman
I wish someone would just go over exactly how to string the wire. Nobody does this anywhere. 😢
My hometown has some significant retaining walls made of burlap sacks filled with concrete
I like the aspect ratio - reminds me of the time when watching TV was a thing
This is the one we got Steph this will help you understand the battery .
Bring it to Oregon, you'll get great sell lots of outdoor man's here....
Nice upgrade to the World Headquarters
Looks like a good project you do good work Charles..happy to follow along again.
Thanks, it will be a fun and challenging build for sure.
Good my friend
I'm wondering about insulating the van. Walls ceiling and floor. I think it might be important. Have you considered insulating?
@@cynthiamelinn2743 If you look through our van build series titles, you will see that we certainly did insulate. Rigid foam boards in the ceiling and floor and mineral wool in the walls. Nicely insulated.
Nice!
18 grandkids? What a tremendous blessing! The wall's looking great, and that's definitely something I'm considering. I like the "old" look of it and those Black-Eyed Susans will really help it pop. I just divided some here, and that's one native flower you just can't ever go wrong with!
Looks great!
Hello! I hope that you all are doing well! Thank you for making so many videos about Runaway campers! I realize this video is a few years old now but do you think a Rouser like this one without a roof rack would fit in a standard 7 foot tall garage? Thank you for your time!
Thanks. I am not 100% sure - give Daniel a call in the Runaway sales office and he would be glad to help you! Blessings from Susie and Charles!
@@charlesmoman thank you!
Wheres the power hookup for the A/C? Is There a option for a generator? Are there any interior lighting options? Why wasnt any if this covered in the video 💩
At 3:45 you can clearly see the AC plugged into a power strip. There is an exterior plug you plug an extension cord to a campground power podium. I could have pointed that out. Everything else you asked about does not exist on the Cool Camp - so why mention a list of things that are not available?
A Runaway is basically a blank canvas that the owners add to - lights, curtains, flooring, TV, etc. watch any of the modifications videos to see what people have done. After this video, in 2020, we got the first fiberglass 6x8 RangeRunner and loved it. Now we have a 2018 Ford Transit we converted. Life goes on. 😊
its doin wot it wld always do crumble
@@chrisyates1574 It is aging, but has held up very very well five years later. No one would reasonably expect it to remain pristine and neither did I. It still is a beautiful retaining wall with colorful flowers. If the top row of bags ever got really bad, I can simply lift off that row and then the next well-preserved row will show for many more years. I actually had this all thought out. Way down the road - I might replace it with a wood structure now that I do a fair amount of that kind of work.
Dude, I could saved 5 min if you said conclusion first, anyway thanks
I was simply telling my story and I’m sorry you couldn’t wait five minutes.
So you are saying the inside dimensions not outside dimensions are 72 inches by 96 inches and the hight is 72 inches in the center. I'm trying to find if this model would suit my wife and I. We are both over weight somewhat I'm about 6' 1" so I don't know or decided the bed arrangement. I thought about making it an L shape to make more floor space. Thanks for posting this video. 73
Please call Runaway and ask about the dimensions. It is now made of fiberglass - no wood - so the dimensions may be slightly different. (352) 775-1767
@@charlesmoman better yet I would like to visit their location and see their in process builds. I Like what I see. 73
A very well done how-to video Good job
Thanks - it can be scary!
I don't think you're supposed to put lap sealant under the Butyl tape, I've heard that butyl tape better at stopping water than lapsealant
I don't think you're supposed to put lap sealant under the Butyl tape, I've heard that butyl tape better at stopping water than lapsealant
Many do it that way - no issues after 3 years and I inspect. You have to do the butyl tape under the fan edge, then the lap sealant goes over it all - standard procedure.
I mounted mine on the inside of the fuel filler door. completely hidden
Looks like crap, looks like a bunch of sand bags
Good video, but hate to burst your bubble, I'm in Australia, and a very experienced camper and adventurer. Joolca products are far superior in quality, design and reliability, I personally use Joolca, and recomend their products, whereas I have used Kickass products in the past, and have had failures especially with the Hot Water systems/pumps etc, mostly when in remote locations. No quality nor reliability in their products Thanx
No bubble bursting here. If it worked for me, it worked. Maybe if I bought a second one it would fail, but when I have one in hand that is working did that is what I report. I know Joolca is great, but it just did not work for our situation. Our Ford transit works wonderfully, but a guy down the street might have one where the transmission blew up after 10,000 miles.
Don’t you wanna Runaway?
Very helpful! Ty
Hi, could you share where you purchased the additional taller racks for your trailer that you had the large awning attached to. It shows on this video, we are in need of 4 racks just exactly like that. I appreciate the help and information.
I went to a fabricator who custom cut and bent those aluminum sections for me. I then painted them black. It was not very expensive to have them made for me. Blessings!
Camping set ups are always a work in progress.Great information
Great information! Subscribed.
In real use in hot weather, the ZeroBreeze just could not keep the van cool enough. I am not sure about the newer model. We now use a rolling portable 8K BTU like you use in a house if we camp in hot weather.
Glad to hear from you again. Have enjoyed your videos. As one who just went from a small trailer to a van this spring, I wonder if your travels have changed with the van. With a trailer, I have always established a base for a few days and then took day trip excursions. With the van, there seems to be no need to come back to the same campsite. What has been your experience? A thought for a future video? P.S. really enjoyed your most important trip video.
Thanks for watching. It has been 6 or 7 months since our last video - the best trip one. I just do not have much to videotape about now. We are not interested in vlogging about our trips, because it takes the fun out of the trip for us. I came up with the idea for that video long ago, but we never got around to doing it. I think I lost s few subscribers because of it, but I have never cared about sub numbers and I do not monetize my videos anyway. Yes, sometimes because of the van we might not return to the campsite. The exception would be if a location was a major destination for us like Rocky Mountain NP or other national park. Blessings!
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You listed to charge the jackery in your car as an option but didn’t show how?? Any details?
Just a simple cord that plugs into the cigarette outlet.
I will be adding the fan to my runaway, thanks for the advice. Were did you get the cover for the AC?
It came with that model year.
I like the “keep it simple” build philosophy. If I were building a van, I’d use a power station too. I installed a 160 watt panel on the roof of our Casita travel trailer, one of the best mods we have made.
How much does the Venturist off-road weigh?
Go to the runaway website to get the latest numbers.
Dude, 5 minutes of jibberish with no info on how the things works or is programmed.
Well . . . I explained that it was impossible to get clear instructions on how to program it , SO I took it to the dealer and THEY did it for me. I did not intrude on the dealer and film them calling for tech help because THEY did not know how to do it. Hardly jibberish.
Try: ruclips.net/video/yJxqSH38CRM/видео.htmlsi=YesqQ-81Q8XQ0YQ-
@@charlesmoman thank you sir for the follow up video. Maybe jibberish was a harsh word on my earlier coment but based on the title of your video (found on a search) made me expect something different.
Thank you Susie and Charles. Followers of Jesus. Yes
I'm in love with Runaway campers and I just bought a used 2021 rangerunner. I've been watching your videos and love this product for hooking up. Unfortunately, the connect & protect does not seem to be available anymore. Darn.
Try contacting the company directly - some have found they had them. Good luck and blessings!
Just curious if anyone knows. I have one on my truck but can people install these on other brands?
The design looks different on the website Looks like they must have changed design since you did this
Yes they did!
Crazy to think that two years ago the jackery 160 was one of the better battery Banks out there, and now they sell a 3800.
Just get a keypad that has its own computer. When you send a signal aka with a keyfob or keypad it just sends a 12v or 5v pulse that you tie that wire into the lock button wire that locks or unlocks your doors on the inside of the car. Can add a keyfob or keypad by doing so, its fairly easy with certain aftermarket products.
This was easy.
@@charlesmoman So easy you had to pay someone to do it? Hmmm...
Isnt it an overkill to fully cover it completely?
It’s a hotly debated topic on forums. We found it made a huge difference in quieting the van, despite what others say. But those same people think it is ok to spray lizard skin all over the inside for sound control. Choices! It ends not costing that much and does not add much weight. Good luck.
The gap = rain
And we took care of that not long after that video. : )
Amen! Praise God for His blessed assurance! ❤️
That was a great and very informative video, thanks for taking the time to do it! Mike & Linda
It would have been more helpful if you showed how it was connected to the ccp point
She said you would share a link or purchase info but I did not see it.
Sorry about that - she used a cheap Amazon patio screen kit. It worked for a while, but would tear easily. We now use magnetic screens from Living in a Bubble. They appear to be on sale today - check them out at the link below. We have a video or two about them on the channel. www.livinginabubble.co/collections/all
Please tell us where to shop for cab wibdow vents. I just cannot find for transit.
We got ours at van windows direct. If I did another van, I would go with motionwindows.com
I know this was a while ago, but please, what wood was used for the countertop? Ty!😊
I cannot remember what it is called. We got the pine board from Home Depot - it may be called glued edge. I know there were some round ones next to them. We should have put more coats of poly on it because it is easy to dent. If we did it again we might use a harder wood. Good luck!
I had something very similar having to heat up water to take a shower was a pain. I will be buying the Joolca along with there dual tent.