Snowmobile Camper with Off Grid Heater- Surviving the Night in -18C / 0F Temperature!

I know this was posted 5 years ago but it just came in my feed now so I decided to watch it and not even a minute in, 55 seconds to be exact, there was an ad already. Not cool man, not cool. I'll see ya all later. I don't want to see how many ads are through the rest of the video.

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Where are the plans to build one. Went to your store sight. It says this product (plans) is History. That is strange.

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I think I watched you fly a drone filming a moving shot of yourself while driving your snowmobile at the same time . Through a forested area..... What kind of gum were you chewing?

Um impressive heater but not necessary.

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How loud is the heater?
Did any of your stuff get burnt next to the heater?

If this was plumbed throughout the “camper” it could essentially have thermal floors or walls or both! Brilliant idea man! If you had a big enough “camper” you could have your wood stove do the campfire work and benefit the heat from both. Definitely more ideas but an awesome one to start with. Great job sir.

Very good video!!! Learned acouple things!!

Boring asf

Thinking a diesel heater is more efficient!

The antifreeze used in the later gm models uses Dexcool antifreeze. If my memory serves me correctly, the Dexcool antifreeze is wildlife and environmentally friendly.

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Ugh :( People are 😊

A lot of work sitting up the camera just to shoot one scene. And the editing involved after that is pretty impressive. You took a lot of work just to make this video possible. Thank you… you did an excellent job

Water expands 1700x into steam

Do you realize you have ads for sex meds on your videos? Do you really want that on your channel?

Then Mr. Bear 🐻 picks up the tiny house like some animal crackers!😂😏🤦🏽

That's an awesome setup. If you make a pit for the coals and place the heater in it, I bet you'd get even longer heat.

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actually bull shit

what country is this?

Wow 😲

i really like how poetic you are with your commentary, your words just fall into place so nicely!!

Excelente video lastima que esta solo en ingles

You could use the heat from your pressure exhaust by piping it back down and zigzagging it under the floor before exiting. It might be too much modifying to retrofit, but maybe if you ever make a new one.

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I was waiting for you to say this. I thought you wouldn't show your face to everyone. At the end of the video, you didn't disappoint me.

Silent cause Bigfoot was around

Genius set up but might want get a thicker walled ammo can for water

Guys like a mad scientist just trying to figure out how to be warm while he sleeps in the middle of the woods 🤣

You drone camera work while driving the snow machine is impressive. All your shots are impressive. Nice job!

Just get a little heater instead of doing all that nonsense stuff.🙄🤣

why do people constantly take fake shots of them coming to a place they already were

It's really beautiful view. I feel how hard you shoot your video. Salute and warm greeting from Indonesia 🔥🔥🔥

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I would never use any kind of anti-freeze ( environmental or not) but great idea the heater
Thanks

Cool ideas, but why not bring a portable generator / fuel and an electric heater? No fire needed. Mine will run for 10 hours on a single tank of gas,

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YOU COULD HEAR YOUR NEZT DOOR NEIGHBOR CHOPPING WOOD. COME ON MAN !

Seems like that would make it muggy and wet on the inside? Even with the vent hose.
When the woods are silent is a sign to get out lol

Love this dude, thermal battery 🤙🤙

YOU TALK TOO MUCH AND SHOW NOTING

Don’t you fellows get scared of bears?

How heavy is the camper? Do you think it would make it up a mountain for snowboarding?

Go diesel inside ammo can and vented run off power bank

That's much the same as we did our hot water at home 68 yrs back. Grandpa ran the water line thru the coal furnace and had a 75 gal tank of hot water.