I agree, these projects can cost a lot. That's why I've included the Super Saver Pricing Codes Bonus, saving you up to 20% on components from brands like Sterling Power, Victron, Ruuvi and more. With the average system this will save you hundreds of dollars more than the cost of joining this program. It's like getting paid to take this training!

Money aside, what is your time worth if it takes you another two months to complete your project because you're not exactly sure what items to buy, or what order they need to be installed in?

I will also note that shops charge thousands of dollars to put in these systems for a reason. It's a skillset that must be learned, and a system that functions like a well-oiled machine won't just appear in your vehicle without a roadmap.

Having a specific topic you're researching gives you a starting point for this training, however it is likely that you have other parts of your strategy that will be overhauled by joining this program, giving you better components, a cleaner layout, clarity on the order of assembly, and better safety for your system, vehicle and occupants.

The framework taught in this program works for all sorts of vehicles and situations, and will walk you through how each part of a mobile power system is designed and assembled.

Students have used this curriculum with new vans, older vans, ambulance build-outs, buses, travel trailers, cargo trailers, RV electrical overhauls (including switching to lithium or adding solar), sailboats and more.

Students from North America, South America, Europe, the Middle East, New Zealand and Australia have worked on brands like Mercedes, Ford, RAM, Iveco, Forest River, Winnebago, and more.

This program works with 12, 24 and 48-volt battery systems, 12 and 24-volt alternators, and appliances that use 12, 24 or 48 volts DC, and 120 or 230 volts AC power.

Of course, students of this program are part of my inner circle and will have access to the Mobile Power Insiders Community as well as direct support from me on live monthly coaching calls.

However unique your project, you'll receive the training and support you need to make your project a success.

This program is helpful for people of various skill levels.

If you have no building tools or skills: This program literally shows you how these components are installed on camera - it can't get any more instructional than that. My only stipulation is if you hate building things and aren't interested in learning how, then don't join this program. However, if you have a more skilled/interested person who will be working on your project, then it will be a great resource for them.

If you're an amateur builder: If you've got a few tools and have perhaps done a little electrical work on a house, you're a great fit for this program. This training will leverage your existing skillset and take it to new levels, adding specialized knowledge and skills in the mobile power systems realm.

If you're a professional builder, this program is also for you. I've been teaching this since 2015 and a good number of builders have come through my trainings. As a fellow professional I can vouch for the need for continuous learning myself. Don't ever let your skills get rusty or let your knowledge be incomplete or dated, as your value in the marketplace will begin to fall. Create higher earnings and demand for what you do by simply being better at it. There is no substitute for world-class knowledge and skills.

Fantastic! The earlier in the process that you get a full picture of what you want to do, the better.

It's okay to purchase a system piece-by-piece once you have a game plan and strategy, but I see a lot of people begin buying things before they have a full understanding of their whole system and strategy, often ending up stuck with components they wouldn't have bought by the time they begin building.

Get a game plan as early as possible with this program, and when you do begin purchasing, use the Super Saver Pricing Codes to save up to 20% on the right components.

In short, this program can help you select (and save $) on the right components, and ensure you install them correctly. Start as early as possible for the best results!

Unfortunately no. All new system designs these days are going into Mobile Power Insiders for my students to access.

These students have invested in getting trained and will be fully prepared to leverage any designs and properly install their system.

Occasionally systems are added based on student feedback, but custom systems for people that opt out of any training require a lot of support emails to answer basic questions covered in my curriculum.