I'm so glad I found your channel! I'm just about to start my first camper conversion (Nissan NV200) and will be rewatching so many of your videos! I'm only over in Brighton, so I'll be contacting you soon!!

@CombeValleyCampers

15 күн бұрын

Great stuff! We look forward to meeting you :)

Amazing videos series, thanks so much

@CombeValleyCampers

3 күн бұрын

Thank you for watching :)

Great videos, I’m thinking of opening up my 1982 T3 and re doing the sound and insulation lining. Listing with headphones, at the end of the video, it sounds like the Left and Right audio channels are switched.

Great video guys, very helpful. Also just found your podcast so enjoying listening to this while working on my van. Quick question, sorry if I missed it but is the closes cell roll more for sound deadening or heat insulation. I know it will do a bit of both but I’m not planning to sleep in my van just looking to improve the acoustics inside so wasn’t sure if it’s worth it or not. Cheers again guys.

@CombeValleyCampers

17 күн бұрын

Hi! The closed cell foam is both for sound absorption, and heat insulation. The matting is for sound deadening

Thanks for these brilliant videos. Im about to convert my new Ford Connect L2. I'm wondering how you approached the roof? Just the same?

Recently l bought the dodo pro thermal liner 10mm. I bought this with the impression that that is all would need. I was going to put recycled plastic insulation in the places the dodo mat wouldn't reach. Am I right in thinking this?

@CombeValleyCampers

17 күн бұрын

Yes that would be ideal. In reality, the more you put in, over and above factory insulation and sound deadening will be an improvemnent. Leigh

How much difference is there in these products compared to the regular dodo matt in terms of quality/benefits and the price for say a LWB t5.1? Is it worth saving money to get a less effective outcome or spend the extra and not benefit massively from it?

Do Transporters have sound deadening in the cab?

@motiv8154

Ай бұрын

As standard no, and a lot of people miss it out because of the amount of work involved i.e. removing the seats the cab flooring, ceiling, the covers over the seat belts etc. But apparently it makes a huge difference 👍🏽 I haven't done it yet either 🙈

@CombeValleyCampers

Ай бұрын

I was going to say exactly this! ^^^ Thanks Gogi!

@motiv8154

Ай бұрын

@@CombeValleyCampers you are very welcome good Sir, I learnt my answer from the Q&A just gone 😅, sharing the knowledge eh 😉

Will you be fitting a pop-top?

@CombeValleyCampers

Ай бұрын

Not yet, maybe another time.

What is the total weight of the kit (i.e. the extra weight you add to the car)?

@r1h149

Ай бұрын

30-40kg... hexmat/deadezy 10kg per box, 2 boxes. Duo 10kg. Thermoliner and fleece weigh next to nothing, say 3kg

@dimitristsagdis7340

Ай бұрын

@@r1h149 Tnx and if you go for the ‘fuller’ versions of these products how much heavier are they?

DOG!!

@CombeValleyCampers

Ай бұрын

Our boy!

My 6.1 has factory sound deadening on the panels. Perhaps this is what the mysterious ‘enhanced sound reduction’ means on the build notes.

Thumbnail: ‘deadning’? 🤔

@CombeValleyCampers

Ай бұрын

Thanks! This will be edited! Sometimes things slip through the net!

Get on with it for gods sake 😴😂

@CombeValleyCampers

Ай бұрын

HI! Thanks for your comments. If you would like to get to the meat of the subject you'll find chapters added to the timeline and in the description. This video series is aimed at beginners so we've carried out thorough explanations and detailed descriptions. Thanks for watching!

@CombeValleyCampers

Ай бұрын

Thank you :) We shall check out the sound and see what we can do, although its difficult after a video has been published. As for re doing the sound deadening, i did exactly the same on mine!