Thank you for sharing your adventures in your beautiful bus and taking your audiences to places.

See one of the things to me is great when you show us the way to go sleep. If you check the ones that have a lot of viewers show us when it is sleep time

Good job bro with the heat. You saved the day !

All heatpumps have an outside air temperature limit for heating, if the air is too cold, the performance goes down the drain. The manual says the operating ambient temperature for the Ecoflow Wave2 is between 41F - 122F. So you might be outside of that.

U guys should think maybe about putting in a tiny wood stove i heard they work amazing n it would be a second source of heat if the heater goes out at least u would have the wood stove . Safe Travels Always. God Bless Ya'll. Mucho Love from your friend in Michigan, Tam ❤❤❤❤❤

I want some of those fries😂. Watching from South Africa. I enjoy you guys' adventures. I like seeing the USA in this way. Like I'm touring with you, looking forward to next video.

You two are inspiring and your outlook is so positive. I lived in a travel trailer for a few years and I found that the little space heater is enough to keep you comfortable. Keep enjoying your life together and thank you for sharing your experiences with us.

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Glad you guys got the heater working. Don’t know if you all watch van city vanlife. Chrome runs his heater on high for 5 minutes to burn all the build up out of the chamber. Even in the summer months. He hasn’t had a problem with his Lobosco heater

Like always it's so much fun following along with you guys. Using just a small space heater in your bus to keep you warm shows how well you guys insulated the bus, great job. Why are you guys not towing the car? Seems like it would be cheaper. Before you know you two will be pros at this stuff. Have fun, enjoy life...see ya next time.

With every challenge their is victory .... Team work 🤛🏻💪🏻

Yeah, diesel heaters don't work at elevation.

I thought the whole idea of having a house on wheels was moving far south in the winter. lol

There is an argument to be made for keeping the original auxiliary bus heaters, Well at least one of them. it could literally be a matter of life-or-death. Instead of doing the UKposts thing of removing all of the original bus stuff and Covering all the emergency exits... just thinking out loud 😊

Do you tow Maddie's car behind the bus?

I swear you guys have the worse luck. I am going to buy you a rabbits foot. ❤❤❤

I just had a brain fart and had to come back to your video to leave this comment. You are at a high elevation. You probably need to make some adjustment on your combustion air to your diesel heater. Yes it matters. Research that or ask your technical support people about it.

So I will not preach about should have never removed your factory bus heater.you've already learned your lesson there. I just hope others are paying attention also. I have had nothing but good luck with those cheap Vevor diesel heaters.and they are so cheap. You can actually buy one just to have for a spare. Less than $100 no sales tx free shipping. I'D imagine the 5K will work fine in your little bus with good insulation you have. Or go 8K and run it on lower setting. I see that it's very common for Van lifer's, bus lifers, truck camper people having heat problems. A backup option is a definite necessity. Stay warm!!!