No-Boundaries 20.9 FULL WALKTHROUGH (Forest River NoBo)

This is a full walkthrough for the Novo 20.9. Up top here we will start this walkthrough. You're going to have two dual propane tanks. There's a switch up here to differentiate which tank you're filling it up. At Gibbs Outdoor we fill these up all the way for you. You're going to have a brand new battery on board. You always want to keep this strap on while towing because this battery top can have a tendency of flying off while towing. So make sure that guy's nice and tight. Power tongue jack. You got your light switch on board. Your seven-way towing cord and then your chains. You're going to have a battery disconnect switch over here. This guy is just for your tire pressure monitor. If you want to scan that QR code it'll take you right how to set that up. This guy just holds your seven-way power cord when not in use. We got front scissor jacks on board. I would definitely look up how to level those. How to use those to stabilize your camper. You got the front cap there. Nice orange lights. Automotive glass. Love that feature. Your other front jack. In the pass-through storage you're going to see your prep table that mounts into your outdoor kitchen there and then you have your outdoor shower hose and then your propane hose as well for your outdoor griddle. And then this is your power cord. You get some nice little usb usb c's in there. You get your manual cranks. Your lippert ladder is right back there. You see all that aluminum framing. Very very nice. Awning. LED lighting. You get your outside speakers. Vena hood. This is your outdoor griddle mount and your prep table mount so it'll just fit right in there. You connect your propane hose right down there. Heat it in and close underbelly. You have a fresh water drain straight across there and then that is your low point current independent suspension. I love that feature. For your tankless hot water heater you always want to keep this switch on. There is a glass fuse and then also a pressure release. Now this is your furnace exhaust. Keep your hands away while it's on. This is your outdoor shower. Then you get some nice 110s out here. Tires are nice and shined up. Here's your second entry. I'm gonna keep going around here. Spot for solar on the side so you can plug in more solar panels if you don't think the 400 watts is enough. Some pass-through storage off the back side there. There is your back stabilizer. This is where you can keep your sewer hose after you're done using it. That way your coach doesn't stink up. Flipper on the go ladder. That's in your pass-through storage up top. Already got the Furion Vision 5 in there. That comes with a monitor you can keep inside of your truck or whatever vehicle you're towing with. Spare tire on board. Spot to plug in your 50 amp cord. This is for cable and satellite. Other side of the pass-through storage there. Back lift scissor jack. I'm gonna take an outer shot here to show you this outside. This is going to be your gray and your black dump. These valves are open showing you that there's nothing in there. We can get them nice and closed up. We do recommend to dump the black one first then the gray so that cleaner water kind of cleans out your hose. This is your black tank flush just a way that you can connect your hose and clean off some of the sensors after you dump your black tank. I would be careful doing that though because you can over flood your camper with nasty water if you put in too much water. This is your fresh water connection as well as your city water connection. So we're filling up a fresh water tank if we're boondocking and then we're connecting a hose if we have RV hookups at our site. Other side of your pass-through storage. All right and heading on into the inside now. This thing is so rugged and cool. It does have AZZELL on board. It's pretty much a waterproof camper. I am going to roll out that awning and show you it's nice and pretty. I think this guy goes about 15 feet there. While that guy's going out you have your slide button up top, your awning light, then porch light, then interior lights, awning control, your cap light follows, and then this is how you bluetooth. So once you see that flap you'll know that your awning is out to its full extent. We want to be under it if we have it out just in case high winds take it out. Kind of a good rule of thumb is five mile per hour winds. Anything over that you probably should not put your awning out. It does not like wind. All right then this is just how you bluetooth to your phone. There is A and B speakers. You'll hear a kick on there. The A is the inside zone. B is the outside zone. You can play around with that and mute one side and mute the other. So yep great feature there. They just completely took out radio. I think we're in a different time. We're heading into a different time period here. All right then that screen door comes apart from the regular door. We'll have that guy closed for the rest of this. So this is your couch setup. These do recline. This guy comes in and out if you want some cup holders. You get your outlets that pop out here and then also a wireless phone charger up top. Get your bunk beds back here. Some extra storage and then love this feature that Novo does. This is your road vac. So it does come with a hose that connects right into here if you want to take the hose and go get some dirt. You can also kick your foot up underneath this and just sweep up all the dirt there. So this guy goes straight into a bag in the back there and you can get some refills on those bags on Amazon. Just look for the road vac bags. This is where your furnish comes out of one of the spots. You get some more outlets on the side there. Custom Novo bottle opener and then some key hangers. Your 12 volt tv here. Let's kick that guy on. This guy is a smart tv. So that came right on and it'll walk you through your setup there once you connect it to wi-fi. You get your microwave, conventional oven, as well as air fry mode in there and then spot to do some cooking on your stove top. Love that feature. You do have a button to turn knobs on and off and you get your fan, a light switch, great feature there. You get the glass. Put this down if you're ever traveling and then custom Novo cutting board. You should get some hot water rolling here since we are working off your fresh water tank. We will need your water pump turned on. So that will be this button here and we'll wait for that hot water to heat up. This is a cup washer so you put your cup down and it splashes out water to make it nice and clean. So while that's heating up we got your refrigerator. I got a temperature gun here to show you it's getting nice and cold. 54 degrees. Good temperature. As well as your freezer. 24 degrees. That's all 12 volt. It's going to take a second for that hot water to heat up. Breakers and fuses down here. I do recommend keeping some of these on hand especially if you're boondocking. You can get a pack on Amazon for like 10 bucks and you don't want to be without fuses if one ever goes out. Then your breaker switches. Works just like at home. If something's not working come on this breaker switch try to see if anything flipped. All right. Walked over pretty much everything in here. I want to show you this AC is getting nice and cold. 63 degrees. Love it. Oh yeah. Feels great and it does duct to all your different ducts there. See if that hot water. Working on the hot water. Okay. Might have to turn my propane tank on outside. This is the spot for the water heater and the water pump. Just switches. This is how you check your tank levels and how full they are. We do have the fresh water tank a third of the way full. And then this is your solar charge controller. Just going to tell you how much watts you're pulling to your battery. This is your on-demand hot water controller. I don't see a flame here so I need to go turn my propane on. But this is how you set your temperature to how hot you want your water to get. Me, I like my temperature around 118. Some people like it hotter. If you do like it hotter you just set it up higher. I'm going to go turn my propane on here. That way I can show you everything's working. There we go. And it should come on pretty fast here. Oh yeah. Water is nice and hot now. 90 degrees on that water. Nice and hot. That's how we like our hot water, right? Alright. Sink in here. Make sure that's getting nice and hot for you. We have our shower. We'll make sure that guy is working as well. There we go. I'm also, I'm feeling the water. It's already pretty hot there. There we go. 90 degrees. Just going to continue to climb too. Oh yeah. Nice and warm there. Just going to continue to climb. Then it's a foot flush toilet. You got to hold this guy down for quite a long time if you're going number two. About 30 seconds. Inside here AC is nice and cold. There we go. You get some light switches on in your bedroom. Overhead storage. This is how you control the AC inside of your room as well. AC control inside of your living room. Really wanted to get this stovetop working. I might have to do it in another video. So yeah. I think that just about concludes the walkthrough. You do have your propane detector here. You want to make sure that green light is on all the time. That's going to tell you if you're gassing yourself out. Another heat duct. So yeah. Oh I'm sorry. These guys are your heated holding tank system switches. So if you want to turn on heating pads for all of your water tanks and whatnot. That's how you do it. Alrighty. I think that just about concludes the walkthrough here. Thank you so much.