you could probably do with just leaving the side wiindows open a bit and having the exhaust fans.... the exhaust fans removing air from the car will automatically draw air from outside via the windows...(or if you fit a vent lower down, from there.... some of the campervans have vents lower down, so it draws in the cooler air..)
@Simoxs714 сағат бұрын
I personally would want to make the outside reflective the matte black will probably heat up fast and the snorkel will help to also heat all the air thats drawn in. And as someone into PC Building and therefore also cooling, I don’t think a blower fan is what I‘d want the static pressure is a bit low for the snorkel probably. The question is what do you mean by stealth either you want no light getting in or no on the outside being able to look inside. For the latter I‘d just use a dust filter for PC fans.
@linchpin676118 сағат бұрын
what software did you use for testing the designing ?
@MattTheDesigner13 сағат бұрын
I used sketchup to make the plan. I used my body to test the platform.
@danbrownellfuzzy3010Күн бұрын
That fan will get hot.
@MattTheDesigner19 сағат бұрын
Maybe. Check out the newer version.
@ItsAsparageeseКүн бұрын
I've lived in cars for years, gotten great at fabricating all kinds of organization out of all kinds of eclectic objects, but I've never thought to use a plastic like that! This general method opens up all kinds of new ideas for me, thanks! Very cool design as well
@anthonygentili61982 күн бұрын
420 friendly love it
@ritaweygint40383 күн бұрын
Great video!
@DragnDon3 күн бұрын
I'm going to recommend using PETG for your 3D printer. Cost is only a few bucks more than PLA but it'll handle the heat way better than PLA! (I also make parts for cars....Honda Elements specifically actually).
@fraliexb4 күн бұрын
9:55 the one battery banks might not have a low power mode, or a special way to enable low power mode.
@grlnexdoorable4 күн бұрын
I want to recommend you experiment with a flexible cutting board from Dollar tree as a building material.
@MattTheDesigner19 сағат бұрын
That’s a really good idea. I’ll explore that.
@grlnexdoorable4 күн бұрын
😂 @3:05
@barbarab2024 күн бұрын
This is brilliant. I’m just learning to design on iPad and SketchUp. Did you use an Apple Pencil to design?
@MattTheDesigner4 күн бұрын
I have one now. But dont think I had the iPad when I made this. I like sketchup on the iPad but it’s missing a few of the features the desktop version has.
@elijahdondada5 күн бұрын
Glad to have randomly stumbled across this video as I've been trying to figure out ways to keep cool while camping. I'm now gonna look into rigging up something similar. Thanks for the design/ideas and the inspiration!
@MattTheDesigner4 күн бұрын
Good luck Elijah! Let me know how it goes.
@JAHolper5 күн бұрын
Слишком много вентиляторов. Для всей схемы достаточно одного подходящего по производительности и шуму. И это в разы упростит всё, без потери качества вентиляции.
@FULD726 күн бұрын
Please consider making a fan that pulls AC from a pick up cab to the truck bed that has a cap on it. 🙏 I’m trying to design one now cause we take road trips with 3 large dogs and I need to keep them safe and healthy. Thanks for considering. I cannot believe a product for this doesn’t exist yet!
@MattTheDesigner4 күн бұрын
I’m back and forth between getting a van or a truck. Depending on where I land I might make something like that in the next year or so. No plans for it yet.
@cchoi1086 күн бұрын
Yeah but is it better?
@MattTheDesigner4 күн бұрын
Yes. But the newer one is better better.
@ElisaRafol6 күн бұрын
loved your video and you!
@nobody12257 күн бұрын
謝謝！
@MattTheDesigner6 күн бұрын
🙏🏼
@rgnewlife66228 күн бұрын
Way cool 🎉
@MrFlyingguy8 күн бұрын
Matt, mate i salute you.... this is goodness beyond the normal. thank you
@Newmarketonfergus8 күн бұрын
Great content, thanks for sharing
@maxschee79559 күн бұрын
Exactly what I'm looking for and must be perfect for my old Jeep GC WJ. Thanks a lot for this creative input! I'll try it next week and will tell u. Best regards from Germany
@MattTheDesigner6 күн бұрын
Good luck!
@insertname6409 күн бұрын
Can’t you just sell these I’d buy it
@MattTheDesigner6 күн бұрын
The problem with selling them is I’d have to make them.
@wildarkanaworkshop20999 күн бұрын
This is so well produced. Thanks for the video, man. Great job.
@abitmintier10 күн бұрын
Have you thought of vacuum forming? There’s plenty of diy shop-vac videos, your snorkel might be constricting air flow due to size. A vacuum former may help maximize efficiency.
@MattTheDesigner6 күн бұрын
Definitely need to try that.
@HD2Gameplay10 күн бұрын
We've apparently evolved from Fred Fox n funny cat videos on the Internet, now we building stuff 😅
@Hiker_who_Sews10 күн бұрын
A Zippo for comic relief. Yes! Great project. Thanks!
@kenniegarner384811 күн бұрын
Great video!
@Rockin4D12 күн бұрын
This would just fail in southern hot states. At night the heat indexes are still in the high 90’s with the heat and nasty humidity. You’d need a full sized box fan just to breath as you sleep in your sweat drenched clothes
@michaelpockat113 күн бұрын
I'm trying to come up with a design for the sunroof of my Chevy Suburban I need air vents going through there for the ecowave 2.... Cardboard is too weak Seems.... And I used a foam type deal and it seemed too weak do you think this material you're using would work?
@MattTheDesigner13 күн бұрын
That make plastic sheets in a lot of different thicknesses. The one I used might be too thin for you but something thicker would probably work.
@TheExperimentum14 күн бұрын
I know 5:28 - 5:34 took a lot of hours of work
@Arsenal-Tengu14 күн бұрын
Possibly the cleanest camp set up I've seen in the last couple of days! Inspired me to do a similar set up in the future. I have a question, however. For the headrest part, you're relying solely on the hinges only? What if you accidentally applied too much force/weight on the headrest part, wouldn't it break?
@MattTheDesigner13 күн бұрын
In our CRV no. It mostly rests on the folded seats without a ton of overhang. But that will be different with different cars.
@_Yep_Yep_14 күн бұрын
That outro is how i imagine he looks each time the black caulk comes out.
@MattTheDesigner14 күн бұрын
Yep Yep
@KRM8515 күн бұрын
That ain't holding me
@MattTheDesigner14 күн бұрын
💪🏼
@wendysteinberg259516 күн бұрын
If you car camp in a Prius 2014 and before that time, with the nickel battery, just hit ac button and set temperature, and you have a really comfortable night. I did it for 3 months in really cold and then hot temps. After 2014 they installed lithium batteries which have trouble starting in the cold temps. Just an idea. Although with your idea, you could do that in any car!
@MattTheDesigner15 күн бұрын
I’d like to figure out how to do real AC all night. Maybe my next next video.
@dylan.-65274 күн бұрын
Sadly that limits the life of the hybrid battery. It's $3k to get a new one.
@dylan.-65274 күн бұрын
That hurts and limits the life of the hybrid battery. It's $3k to replace. Not to mention very small amounts to the engine.
@nicholassanders52716 күн бұрын
Love the book as well as the amazing video.
@nicholassanders52716 күн бұрын
Fun! Cool to see your creativity and ingenuity. What you can accomplish with the right tools is quite impressive.
@MattTheDesigner15 күн бұрын
So true!
@karnubawax17 күн бұрын
Thanks for all of these genius window treatments. I'm converting a 2003 Honda Odyssey and ventilation is a serious problem. It only has the driver/passenger windows and two small vents in the rear windows. And that's it. I'm seriously considering cutting a hole in the roof to put an RV fan in. The part that scares me is trying to remove the headliner. Fortunately I plan to drive it till it dies or sell it as a camper so I'm not concerned about punching a few holes in it. Subscribed!
@mosasa130717 күн бұрын
At 1:30 , that earned you a subscription, lol. It's so stupid and unexpected it's hilarious, lol. My sense of humor is really deteriorating.
@MattTheDesigner17 күн бұрын
Or is it evolving? ??
@eringorman461817 күн бұрын
I'm curious about the thermal qualities of this! I'm attracted to reflectix because it keeps the car cool. Folks often add a black fabric side so they can switch to a blackout/stealth mode at night when they don't need to reflect the sun. As much as I love your design, it looses the reflective quality, no? And it's not double-sided anymore so it can't be flipped. I wonder if a removable (velcro?) reflectix layer could solve this so that it has everything! Also, I may have missed so I'll rewatch the video, but how is it held in to the window? Especially with the storage weight. I definitely missed how it doesn't just pop off.
@MattTheDesigner17 күн бұрын
I still use reflectix when it cold outside. These are wedged under the window gasket. They sit between the window and the gasket.
@kbarb100018 күн бұрын
Magnificent !!!
@kbarb100018 күн бұрын
Fantastic. Your production level is amazing. Your ideas and design very impressive. I dont want a fan just now, but i will make these window covers now. Put fans in later. Peep out hole...pockets...fan.....brilliant
@ninawilson103518 күн бұрын
Incredible work, Matt! I have been telling everyone about how incredible this video is.. your design is incredible, instruction concise, video editing and humor on point. I’ve never enjoyed a video this much. Keep going and wish me luck on my build!
@MattTheDesigner18 күн бұрын
Thanks Nina! Good luck. Let me know how it goes.
@markswift308419 күн бұрын
sign me up
@lnr100220 күн бұрын
Make it? Dude why don’t you produce and sell them?
@MattTheDesigner19 күн бұрын
That sounds like more work and less fun than acting on new ideas. Though it would be more lucrative haha.
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Soldering iron. $6. Harbor Freight. P.S. you're brilliant!
you could probably do with just leaving the side wiindows open a bit and having the exhaust fans.... the exhaust fans removing air from the car will automatically draw air from outside via the windows...(or if you fit a vent lower down, from there.... some of the campervans have vents lower down, so it draws in the cooler air..)
I personally would want to make the outside reflective the matte black will probably heat up fast and the snorkel will help to also heat all the air thats drawn in. And as someone into PC Building and therefore also cooling, I don’t think a blower fan is what I‘d want the static pressure is a bit low for the snorkel probably. The question is what do you mean by stealth either you want no light getting in or no on the outside being able to look inside. For the latter I‘d just use a dust filter for PC fans.
what software did you use for testing the designing ?
I used sketchup to make the plan. I used my body to test the platform.
That fan will get hot.
Maybe. Check out the newer version.
I've lived in cars for years, gotten great at fabricating all kinds of organization out of all kinds of eclectic objects, but I've never thought to use a plastic like that! This general method opens up all kinds of new ideas for me, thanks! Very cool design as well
420 friendly love it
Great video!
I'm going to recommend using PETG for your 3D printer. Cost is only a few bucks more than PLA but it'll handle the heat way better than PLA! (I also make parts for cars....Honda Elements specifically actually).
9:55 the one battery banks might not have a low power mode, or a special way to enable low power mode.
I want to recommend you experiment with a flexible cutting board from Dollar tree as a building material.
That’s a really good idea. I’ll explore that.
😂 @3:05
This is brilliant. I’m just learning to design on iPad and SketchUp. Did you use an Apple Pencil to design?
I have one now. But dont think I had the iPad when I made this. I like sketchup on the iPad but it’s missing a few of the features the desktop version has.
Glad to have randomly stumbled across this video as I've been trying to figure out ways to keep cool while camping. I'm now gonna look into rigging up something similar. Thanks for the design/ideas and the inspiration!
Good luck Elijah! Let me know how it goes.
Слишком много вентиляторов. Для всей схемы достаточно одного подходящего по производительности и шуму. И это в разы упростит всё, без потери качества вентиляции.
Please consider making a fan that pulls AC from a pick up cab to the truck bed that has a cap on it. 🙏 I’m trying to design one now cause we take road trips with 3 large dogs and I need to keep them safe and healthy. Thanks for considering. I cannot believe a product for this doesn’t exist yet!
I’m back and forth between getting a van or a truck. Depending on where I land I might make something like that in the next year or so. No plans for it yet.
Yeah but is it better?
Yes. But the newer one is better better.
loved your video and you!
謝謝！
🙏🏼
Way cool 🎉
Matt, mate i salute you.... this is goodness beyond the normal. thank you
Great content, thanks for sharing
Exactly what I'm looking for and must be perfect for my old Jeep GC WJ. Thanks a lot for this creative input! I'll try it next week and will tell u. Best regards from Germany
Good luck!
Can’t you just sell these I’d buy it
The problem with selling them is I’d have to make them.
This is so well produced. Thanks for the video, man. Great job.
Have you thought of vacuum forming? There’s plenty of diy shop-vac videos, your snorkel might be constricting air flow due to size. A vacuum former may help maximize efficiency.
Definitely need to try that.
We've apparently evolved from Fred Fox n funny cat videos on the Internet, now we building stuff 😅
A Zippo for comic relief. Yes! Great project. Thanks!
Great video!
This would just fail in southern hot states. At night the heat indexes are still in the high 90’s with the heat and nasty humidity. You’d need a full sized box fan just to breath as you sleep in your sweat drenched clothes
I'm trying to come up with a design for the sunroof of my Chevy Suburban I need air vents going through there for the ecowave 2.... Cardboard is too weak Seems.... And I used a foam type deal and it seemed too weak do you think this material you're using would work?
That make plastic sheets in a lot of different thicknesses. The one I used might be too thin for you but something thicker would probably work.
I know 5:28 - 5:34 took a lot of hours of work
Possibly the cleanest camp set up I've seen in the last couple of days! Inspired me to do a similar set up in the future. I have a question, however. For the headrest part, you're relying solely on the hinges only? What if you accidentally applied too much force/weight on the headrest part, wouldn't it break?
In our CRV no. It mostly rests on the folded seats without a ton of overhang. But that will be different with different cars.
That outro is how i imagine he looks each time the black caulk comes out.
Yep Yep
That ain't holding me
💪🏼
If you car camp in a Prius 2014 and before that time, with the nickel battery, just hit ac button and set temperature, and you have a really comfortable night. I did it for 3 months in really cold and then hot temps. After 2014 they installed lithium batteries which have trouble starting in the cold temps. Just an idea. Although with your idea, you could do that in any car!
I’d like to figure out how to do real AC all night. Maybe my next next video.
Sadly that limits the life of the hybrid battery. It's $3k to get a new one.
That hurts and limits the life of the hybrid battery. It's $3k to replace. Not to mention very small amounts to the engine.
Love the book as well as the amazing video.
Fun! Cool to see your creativity and ingenuity. What you can accomplish with the right tools is quite impressive.
So true!
Thanks for all of these genius window treatments. I'm converting a 2003 Honda Odyssey and ventilation is a serious problem. It only has the driver/passenger windows and two small vents in the rear windows. And that's it. I'm seriously considering cutting a hole in the roof to put an RV fan in. The part that scares me is trying to remove the headliner. Fortunately I plan to drive it till it dies or sell it as a camper so I'm not concerned about punching a few holes in it. Subscribed!
At 1:30 , that earned you a subscription, lol. It's so stupid and unexpected it's hilarious, lol. My sense of humor is really deteriorating.
Or is it evolving? ??
I'm curious about the thermal qualities of this! I'm attracted to reflectix because it keeps the car cool. Folks often add a black fabric side so they can switch to a blackout/stealth mode at night when they don't need to reflect the sun. As much as I love your design, it looses the reflective quality, no? And it's not double-sided anymore so it can't be flipped. I wonder if a removable (velcro?) reflectix layer could solve this so that it has everything! Also, I may have missed so I'll rewatch the video, but how is it held in to the window? Especially with the storage weight. I definitely missed how it doesn't just pop off.
I still use reflectix when it cold outside. These are wedged under the window gasket. They sit between the window and the gasket.
Magnificent !!!
Fantastic. Your production level is amazing. Your ideas and design very impressive. I dont want a fan just now, but i will make these window covers now. Put fans in later. Peep out hole...pockets...fan.....brilliant
Incredible work, Matt! I have been telling everyone about how incredible this video is.. your design is incredible, instruction concise, video editing and humor on point. I’ve never enjoyed a video this much. Keep going and wish me luck on my build!
Thanks Nina! Good luck. Let me know how it goes.
sign me up
Make it? Dude why don’t you produce and sell them?
That sounds like more work and less fun than acting on new ideas. Though it would be more lucrative haha.
That monotone delivery is pure gold
awesome and inspirational
Mate, you're a genuis ❤