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Thank you for posting this. As you know, we have the Lunos in our camper. So far it is performing/self adjusting fan speed as advertised.

Sweet Gladiator and Dodge Flatbed camper

:-) All good!

That’s a lot of weight hanging off the rear wall. If you can, I would recommend letting the main weight rest on the subframe/bumper and balance it on the rear wall as you have originally had planed. In General, the wall can handle the weight of the wheel by mounting it on a rack system that...

I used ours in -10c . No idea how it would work in lower temps. I would guess that the ceramic core may clog with ice? These are mostly used in high efficiency passive houses all over Canada. I would imagine that low temperatures shouldn't matter.

I have seen several people (manly from out east) calling campers a van. No idea why.

Hey! That specific door is not available anymore. We lost the manufacturing and moulds during covid.... Very sad about it.

Thank you. Planing/building a camper/enclosure for an expedition where your life would depend on is certainly different than building one for summer weekend trips! Therefore the main focus was durability, efficiency and redundancy. For the shell we used the same construction and materials as for...

We have been busy :-)

Just came across this picture from Chris at Pole To Pole. Looks like they made it to the North Pole and everything is holding up/performing as promised!

I did a couple of trips lately with and without the flatbed camper on our F150. The fuel economy didn't change much as long as you are not going 70 miles/hour. Most highways I'm taking are all around 55-65m/hour. In that range the camper doesn't make a huge difference. In terms of height...

Sorry about the delay in response. We just took a 2 week break before show season is hitting us. Back in the office tomorrow. Cheers

I can certainly confirm that. We are based in Canada and because we sell into the USA our liability insurance is almost 4x more than just selling in Canada. There is tons of very cool innovative manufacturers around the globe that would love to sell in the US but are scarred about the liability.

Yes totally worth it! I put one in our camper. Avoids cracking a window and always guarantees fresh air without loosing heat/cold from the interior. The noise level at night is much quieter than a heating system or fridge . I would buy it again. https://lunoscanada.com/products/lunos-ego

THIS IS AMAZING! Can’t believe how well executed this project is. Customer included many many innovations that are usually only found in million $ expo trucks. Enjoy the video:

Wow that turned out VERY nice! Seen it a while ago at Quades shop and was impressed. Thank you for trusting us with your purchase And always happy travels.

The surface temperature doubles with a light grey colour vs pure white. Weak point in ANY composite panel is most likely the adhesive bonding the layers together. Certain epoxies are also getting soft with temperature. Therefore bonding your own panels with off he shelf epoxy is not always the...

They are getting closer to the Pole! The team members are loving the camper. No more tailgating for meals and sitting in a cramped drivers cab to stay warm.

you have the euro door. Fairly easy to just take the door out. But dont have you have too. Adjusting it will take a while

Correct. As soon as you add windows/doors or other openings, everything will change! Hence us only installing 1 double pane glass window in our latest build that is on it's way to the North Pole.