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My primary lesson from watching this. We are all under using magnets.

The water heater is 220v and the pump is 120v.

It’s actually very compact. Everything is attached to the board like tetris with minimal tubing connecting it all together. Here’s a photo I found before connecting it all.

I should really write something up and take photos. It’s all disassembled right now for winter. I placed the bladder in the smugglers bay using pvc pipe to run the plumbing from the bladder down the smugglers bay drain and drilled a hole in the tail hitch cover with flexible tubing coming out...

Here’s what I got: Heater: https://a.co/d/dz88Wy4 Plug: https://a.co/d/3TnxNdb Pressure tank: https://a.co/d/13H4G0l Pump: https://a.co/d/39JZEVw Bladder: https://a.co/d/1aHGlNp

I bought two of these. They fit under the cyber tent when deployed. https://a.co/d/bDUa1Ub

I made my own setup with a 30 gallon bladder, an electric on-demand hot water heater, a pump, and an expansion tank. It works pretty well, except the water temp isn’t as consistent as i would like. I may add a mixing valve to limit the temp of the water and create more consistent output.

The quick deploy and having the tent fully black out are two very amazing features I wish I had that I don’t have with my cybertent.

If you want to get the official parts, you can probably contact http://heimplanet.com

Have you considered the cybervent? I’m also considering the ecoflow wave, but it doesn’t heat below ~40°F while the cybertruck’s hvac system does. And it’s a smaller footprint if loading your truck up for camping. Not sure though how effective the cybervent would be at heating below 40°.

In the past I just used some towels to fill the voids in the bucket seats and put a sleeping pad over it. My 8 year old daughter slept back there; no complaints. What I really want to do is make foam molds to sit in the bucket seats and just lay a sleeping pad over it. The molds should be pretty...

This is really cool. Nice work! I know you said the cybertent setup is tedious, but it's really not bad at all once you get use to it and the under tent storage is really great. Lots of clearance underneath and very compact for what it is.

Can you post some pics of your setup with the CT? The ball plunger would allow me to easily install the step and remove it without having to put in a pin and take it out every time. At least that’s my plan. I also plan on keeping the CT stock cover on and cutting a hole out of it instead of...

I looked at it more closely and I think the way it retracts under the receiver won’t fit with the aerocover underneath. Instead I’m going to try to get an hitch extension and a step and store it in the bed so it’s quick and easy to mount and remove when needed. I will try to use ball plungers...

I want to try this: https://a.co/d/dVNJMMj

I tried this and it broke and I fell hard. I do not recommend it. If your weight is on one side it will not hold.

This looks incredible. I don’t want a rack like the urander though, but I would buy something like this that i could stow in the bed and deploy when needed if that could be made possible somehow. Needs to be compatible with the cybertent. Maybe something is mounted to the L track in the bed...

You wont be able to close the smugglers bay. Compressors need air circulation to work.

I bought two of these for the bed (fits under the cybertent. https://a.co/d/8Xu5N4Q

Ratchet strap are always good. For less heavy duty tasks, I love my rubber bungee cords. Super cheap too. I use them all the time. https://a.co/d/hTyBscn