I play L4D2 from a Ford Explorer pretty regularly haha. Internet access and decent computers are survival and work necessities for most people these days, so we have 'em around, might as well have some fun too lol. There are dozens of us! DOZENS!

How do you get wifi in it

@@ericgion8795 Cell or satellite.

@@ericgion8795 Yeah, like the other commenter said, generally a cell phone being used as a hotspot, or independent mobile network hotspot device, or alternatively there are satellite internet services and in some areas even still direct radio internet services. I'm currently using a hotspot lent out by my college, and hoping to get access to Starlink as soon as I have some money for something better lol. I've also used the heck out of various public wifi networks in the past and still rotate some of those in sometimes. McDonald's locations (at least in my city) have surprisingly fast and stable wifi for gaming, if you can park close enough to the building. I've found Home Depot is a great place to park for a night when transient, it's not officially allowed but as long as you're quiet and keep to yourself nobody says anything, but their store wifi in my experience always blocks gaming traffic while being great for everything else lol. And parking outside public libraries works sometimes too. All sorts of options are available depending on one's region.

@@ericgion8795 Some internet providers, like Tmobile, have internet that runs off of data towers. It's a lot better than you'd think.

direct LAN cable straight to the server racks LOL

Could you elaborate a little bit more about this and/or point me to some resources that explain it further? I'd love to understand more about this. I get the idea that different spin rates across one transfer case will put undue forces on it and fiddle with sensor systems, that makes sense to me. But I'm _juuuust_ knowledgeable enough to get myself in trouble and I know it lol, so I'm worried about implications/unknown-unknowns, y'know? Like are there ways this can happen by accident from normal repair mistakes a DIYer might make? Or is it just a matter of always making sure your wheels all match and bearing sensors are happy? Is there something specific I can watch for in terms of weird vehicle behavior or part wear and tear that would tell me if this was happening to a vehicle? No pressure to advise me if you don't want to spend the effort of course! Thanks either way for your awesome informative comment and the useful rabbit hole it's already sent me down. Just excited to learn from you or anyone else knowledgeable who stumbles across this thread. For context, a '99 Explorer is what I'm mostly learning on. I was thinking of putting slightly larger wheels on it for a couple inches more ground clearance but I learned that could have pretty big implications for my suspension (I've swapped control arms so I fully understand how my torsion bar suspension works at least) so I got intimidated and have held off. I've googled a bunch but I have crappy google-fu and it seems like this is the sort of thing one mostly has to learn from smart tradespeople haha. I really enjoy suspension work but I'm pretty afraid to screw things up, especially with my truck being my main residence.

@@ItsAsparageese A lot of it comes down to how your vehicle is set up. The only way to mess up the front-rear "matching" without significant modifications, like differentials, is tire size. Assuming the factory tires are the same size front and rear, then you should match the tires front and rear. You can increase the size of both the front and rear, and the vehicle will function properly, but your speedometer will show slightly inaccurate depending on how much bigger a tire you put on. The simple solution is match the front and rear modifications. A larger tire or a lift should be done the same front and rear. Changes in tire size can affect top speed, acceleration, MPG, and your speedometer. They will not break anything, within reason, but can change how the vehicle behaves. Any issues with the sensors or ABS, will be related to different tires sizes. I have a 99 CRV without ABS or Traction Control, and the speed sensor is in the transmission, instead of the axles. I could do whatever I wanted to the car, and it would still work relatively normally, as the tires/hubs provide no information to the car. I would have to disable my AWD though, as that would remain an issue.

The dummy who posted the video listed off the width of the tires not the height. If he can't understand that he won't understand ur comment lol.

@@trevorssillyplace The way tires are measured means changing the width also changes the height. 205 55 R16 is a 205mm wide tire. 55 means the side is 55% of 205, or about 112mm. If you increase the width to 225, then the side is still 55%, which is now 123mm, making the tire larger both in width and height.

Gay

I would just get a luggage loo and snap toilet seat on it and use plastic bags and paper pellets called Yesterday's News.

@@lenaheller5789 The ink might cause cancer though but hey it works😂

Well toilets are very big for gamers sometime I just sit on the toilet watching funny videos… this is probably just me.

No need to switch it for anything lol he coulda put one in the shower but most people don't want one inside their rig

He can pee in the shower no problem, and he can just flush it with the rest of the gray tank instead of manually emptying the toilet. For number two, he's said that he visits gym very often. If it's emergency grocery bag will do the trick.

you can move to usa

Same Brad 😅

Same

I’m only 10 but this is what I want to do

Come to the US!

He didn’t build it. J Five customs did.

Thanks!

well thought ? there is no toilet !

My belief is that making a wise investment is a fantastic way to save money for the future as well as a way to generate passive income. Those who make poor mistakes early in life regret them later in life. But, if done alone, investing may be challenging and risky. For this reason, I suggest consulting experts for advice (financial advisors). The difficulty lies in effectively employing it, not just watching videos and reading investing books.

@@jamesvigor6409 Would you mind recommending a specialist with a variety of investment options? This is extremely rare, and I eagerly await your response.

My favorite gsming van life video ive seen by far

Gas price is really nothing considering, you can mostly camp sitting still for days out of the week, but compare that 10Mpg and free rent to paying like 1500$ Plus a month in rent...I promise this is way cheaper then a house, House has rent/power bill/water bill/etc and all he practically has is food and insurance and gas etc.. Its actually better then a diesel because gas is easier to repair and since its used you can get junkyard parts if need be.

Just bike to get groceries ez

I have an electric scooter that does 50mph. A NIU ngt. If I had the money for something like this I’d mount the scooter on the back. That way you can pull into a beach town and park your rig at the Walmart and then use the scooter to get around and avoid traffic and parking. If I had a LOT of money I’d just convert this entire rig to battery electric. Lol

You do not need a massive engine even if that is nice to have :) I have a 2,2L Turbo diesel with 165hp on my Ford Transit Box van made into camper, it is a lot slower now with all the interior but you survive without a massive gasoline gussling V10 and the 2,2 liter also uses a lot of fuel , (I would not be able to afford a v10s gas usage...)

@@turboimport95 Except the water probably comes from whatever city he's in. Which is paid for by SOMEBODY. Whether it be a private business or YOU the taxpayer. The water bill is simply being passed onto someone else. Rent also isn't free- Cost to buy/build this rig, maintenance, fuel... Rent is simply calculated differently.

He did not build it. J five customs did. He doesn’t even live in it. He has a fifth wheel now. Knocked up his girl friend…………

😆 😂

3 burners & Paper plates for the win! Love it. I lived in a L300 Mitzi van and tow a plant lab. I love glass,I couldn't imagine storing my stuffs in anything other than glass. Currently I have been parked on the edge of forest reserves watching my cats eat fresh bunnies for 6 mths 🙄😳 It's a loonnngg way from local shopping centres. It is not easy. Water, and Sun are worshipped in the bush van life . Stay safe out there everyone.🌏✌️💝

@ Michael, paper plates make sense when you live alone and/or have a limited water supply or a drought situation. I live in a traditional home, and yet I use paper plates on my regular plates to cut down on washing. So, which one of you is the troll? P.S. I do have to admit that my Granny and my Mama would be spinning in their graves at the thought of a cast iron skillet being sprayed with Pam. Where's your bacon grease, son? At least use extra virgin olive oil!

@@maryellencook9528 it’s all good fun, I think he did it to be funny for the internet.

What wrong with cooking spray oil? You know that you can just buy whatever oil you use in a spray can. That’s what I do🤷🏾‍♀️

Do you know who did the build/outfitting of the vehicle?. Might be a boost for the builders to have people commenting here see their name, extra business is never a bad thing. Edit: I kept scrolling down reading the comments and someone said it was done by J Five Customs; they did a beautiful job! I hope more business comes their way :)

its much better to sell the notion that "I was going to be homeless" instead of I forked quite a few thousands to buy and outfit my rig, thats the glamorous part I guess..

@@j3611 J Five customs has also did some work on Chrome's van from VanCity Vanlife.

J5 Customs on Vancouver Island did the build.

Switching to freedom convoy brought him over 200,000 subs in a week!

@@underscr0e Vanlife vids didn't get him anywhere, as soon as he went political his sub count surpassed Vancity Vanlife as soon as that happened. It's his cash cow now.

@@underscr0e now he has to keep them when his channel is about his life and not something to jump on. He wasn't at any of the freedom convoys but copied and posted somebody's work. If he can keep his subscribers in a year then he's doing work!

He has a 5th wheel now

I've done smaller carlife for the better part of the last decade now, with my two dogs and previously a third dog with my ex (40lb, 80lb, and 100lb dogs respectively), been in a pretty wide variety of vehicles and urban to wilderness environments, and done some animal rescue and worked for a vet some years back, so I've got some relevant experience and knowledge. Do you have any particular questions or ideas or concerns about vehicle life with dogs that I could maybe help with? I'd be happy to answer whatever I can! I can answer right off the bat what the biggest downside/pain is to prepare for ... The occasional vomit or diarrhea or rolled-in-poop accident. Always have spare bedding, even if you never really use it, something not bulky for a backup blanket, and emergency trash bags for dirty things and a plan for where to store stinky things temporarily, if you don't have your own extremely convenient travel laundry machines lol. Doesn't matter how young or healthy the pet is. Organisms make fluids, it's inevitable, it's like kids, literal crap does and will happen. Having a few dedicated utility-towels, that you'd be okay with throwing out if you had to, is also smart.

You might want to look at both CheapRVLiving and Seven O Savage's youtube channels for good info on building your own van and getting into van living. Hope that helps

Outdoor's Embrace has a lot of technical videos of his van, and will probably make more once he's done building his new one this month

Starlink might be what you want for internet

@@theprodegypk yes, I’ve been thinking about trying to get Starlink, but it seems like they are unavailable now.

@@theprodegypk how much would starlink cost?

Ah yes, another trust fund baby

@@boaty-mcboatface not even close bud

@@mistersunshinebaby you have less than 200 twitch followers and less than 2 million views on UKposts. The money for this custom build had to come from somewhere. Scam artist? I mean your too young to have saved up through a regular job.

@@boaty-mcboatface You're arrogant and incredibly presumptuous. Just because you can't afford anything doesn't mean other people can't. Maybe get a job and stop complaining about what other people are doing on UKposts and you'll be happier lmao. Great build btw, I love that you incorporated your PC into it.

Watch his 1st vids. He worked his way up.

Right...and lives in a beautiful RV Park.🌹

Misinformation

@@mistersunshinebaby I meant no disrespect I don’t mean to come like an ahole

Lol