Being Transparent About our Window: Diesel Heater Cracked the Glass! (+electrical update)
Channel: Bussy McBusface
Date: 22/03/2020

We were warned that our diesel heater might be hot enough to crack the glass...and it did! Ina previous video, we hooked it up to our bus's defrost vent, thinking we could warn our bus and defrost the windows at the same time. Now, not only do we have to replace the glass, we had to re-route the diesel heater's air vent to blow into the front of the bus instead of through the defrost vents. The blower vent was a quick, easy job, but we have yet to replace the glass. Having learned our lesson, we immediately took the advice of our fans in the comments and added electrical boxes to all of the outlets that didn't have them. Thanks to our concerned viewers, we won't have to learn THAT lesson the hard way!  

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Products in this video:

Dremel Oscillating tool (Refurbished)  This is the exact one we bought.
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Dremel Bimetal blades.  These blades are so worth it.  The blades they send with the tool as basic but these are amazing.
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Sperry Instruments Outlet Circuit Analyzer.  This tool is well worth the small investment.  Not only does it test for a "Hot Outlet" it also tells you if you wired your outlet correctly.
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Music in this video from www.EpidemicSound.com:

"Electrical" by Layn, featuring Rebecca Proba

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   * Canon Vixia G20
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About Us:

Hi! We are Mike & Kerry, the proud owners of  a 1992 Bluebird rear engine (pusher), 40' school bus! We named her Bussy McBusface in honor of the RRS Boaty McBoatface travesty! 
We're building a Tiny-Home-in-a-Bus for full-time living in the most adventure-friendly way possible! In other words, Bussy will not be parked in our driveway, waiting for weekend or holiday getaways... when we finish the build, we'll be packing everything we're keeping into the bus and driving away from this old house forever!  
We plan to be boondocking the majority of the time, so you'll see that reflected in our choices throughout the build (100 gallon water tank, composting toilet, solar power system, etc).  We'd love to have you stick around and follow us on our journey, throughout the Skoolie Build, and to Infinite Adventures Beyond!

Mike & Kerry