Just bought a bauer pump from harbor freight....red insted of green.

Where can I buy one already rigged up I need this

The Bilt Hard 173cc sold on Amazon is the same engine with a Blue engine cover and $70 cheaper at $159. I just installed one on my DR trimmer mower replacing the junk Briggs 7.25. I'll upload a video on it in a day or 2.

Archer solder..Now THAT is some old damned solder from The 'Shack !!

Maybe it's just the camera angle but shouldn't that pump be on an angle?

Your channel never ceases to entertain with the ways you put your ingenuity and expertise into practical applications, as well as the format through which you deliver all of that wisdom so clearly. I appreciate your efforts and everything I've been learning from your content. Thank you, sincerely.

Not sure if you consodered the p3320 fan w/ a 110v a/c male plug coupled into a standard 18v dc female battery socket. It seems like it'd be less work & cost

how much volt is that inverter is 12V ,24V,36V,48V INVERTER YOU HAVE MANY I ASKED NICE BUILD

You guys are the embodiment of happiness. Connection to nature, love, kindness and I hope I can get there one day. I'm a bit more redneck though ;)

I Foundout When I Use A Cell Phone Charger To Charge My Batterys It Used To Take Atleast 3 To 5 Hours To Recharge Each One. But When I Seen The Ryogi USB Battery Charger Slashed From $74.99 To $39.99 I Whent & Grabbed It When I Did.& I'm Glad I Did.

I Don''t Kno What You'r Talking About My Charger Only Takes 15 To 30 Minutes To Charge. Most Of All Of My Ryobi Chargers Charge In That Length Of Time

How is the propane supply metered depending on the load of the generator? From what I see, it is not - it's just running the same amount of fuel regardless of the load on the generator. Also, what mechanism exists to ensure the flow of gas is turned off when the generator stops? Who would be ignorant enough to think that doing it this way this is a good idea?

This battery platform seems perfect for modifying small tools that originally ran on nicad batteries. Although it's definitely cheaper to buy cells and a charging board separately, these are an off-the-shelf option. Have you tested enough to know if these batteries also have low voltage protection built in?

Chromium-tanned leather (which is nearly anything that isn't vege-tan) gives off cyanide fumes when burned. Better have amazing ventilation. If you can smell it then your ventilation isn't amazing.

The noise is ridiculous

Can i use any solar panel with this inverter as long as its usb-c does it regulate a 100w panel or do you need a solar controler ? I just purchased it and want to know what i can use for a solar panel

Chris, on your 18v powered station build, you wired the solar charge controller directly to the battery to charge it without using a ryobi charger. In this 40v, you’re using a charger. Why is that. I’m building one too. Thanks Chris.

Thank you for sharing this! I have a stock tank pool with this exact stock tank and even in the height of summer, the water is uncomfortably cold until the late afternoon. I decided this year to try something similar with a black hose and am very happy to have come across your video.

If your bms is rated for 30 amps out you should be able to charge more than 2 amps in... I imagine 5 amps would still be safe . Just monitor the heat to be sure . As far as the old battery goes ... some batteries and some chargers have propriety connections . They ensure that you are using it for their product and no one else's . Or it might be requiring a voltage range (39v - 53v) before turning on ? Good luck . (I'm also experimenting with my ebike batteries .)

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@SerendipitySue What do you recommend to use? Do you have the connector for 12 volt to the Ryobi?? Thankyou

This is fascinating, wish we could use this in our local cemetery to locate the old, historic burials.

Genius!

Absolutely love this. Think we may be able to update it a little? I have some questions. So 2x12v solar panel in series is 24v. Ok. Good so far. 24v going into MPPT charge controller. Ok. MPPT set to give batteries 21v? And MPPT set to output solar panel voltage/ 24v? Why not use 24vdc inverter instead of going from 24vdc to 12vdc to 120vac? Also most of the usb QC and PD outlets will accept 24vdc so that would be 2 things to take off of the dc-dc converter. I have fed some of my 24vdc outlets 6s lithium (25.2vdc) with no issues. Just curious as I am about to build one of these things myself. Would you change/ do anything different if you had to build one of these today?

how deep can you go in clay soil?

Run your solar panels directly to resistive load that heats and not need as much fire wood heat. No inverter required! A way to use excess generation and reduce fire wood needs. Great job! Batteries may be great storage for night heating!

Hi, I am thinking of buying the fan on Amazon. My greenhouse does not have access to WiFi. Does the fan need WiFi to work? Great to see your setup. Thank you.

Thanks for posting this, and thanks for your selfless work. I'll be going on my first excursion to clean up a cemetery and help repair some of the stones.

This is impressive. Excellent work. I see a person here with dedication, experience, and knowledge. I aspire to build something similar for myself in the future, and make trips to the south of my country, Chile.

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Awesome build. So did you put a charging port to charge all batteri a at same time ?

I'd love to design a 3d-printed replacement that just has a USB port on the butt end so you can wall power the 4v fan or light when at your work bench.

80% faster than a standard 5v1A USB port that you may use with a USB cable which is older usb 2.0 wall adapters (not that common anymore these days, most now will easily output 2.1A at least)

I am building a similar unit using a 15Ah 36V e-bike battery and a 36V aliexpress inverter. I am going to charge the battery from 12V using a solar panel and dc/dc boost converter 12 to 42V and just have to figure out how to limit the charge current to 1-2A to not blow the boost converter

No eye protection, what an idiot!

Ur wicked. There battery prices r a joke.

Have you got the Ryobi Bug Zapper yet? I would love to add a kill counter to it, perhaps something that detects a current spike.

I would like to have a 13.8 volt adapter/converter like the one you made yourself. Are they available anywhere at all?

The key to my battery is to move the locking pins, it is purely mechanical.

Awesome idea Chris! Thanks! P.S. My wife still hates you. :^D

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Have you done a disassembly of the various Ryobi 4v battery packs tested? It would be interesting to see what is actually inside. Your videos are so interesting that kind of wish I hadn't already standardized on other battery platforms. It is intensely annoying that every power tool brand locks a person into their "system". This is even true when the same company owns multiple brands. TTI, for example, owns Ryobi (in the US), Milwaukee, Hart, AEG, Hoover, Oreck, Homelite and more. All of these brands sell battery powered tools/equipment .... and each one uses unique batteries. As a counter example, Makita seems to be one of the few power tool companies which sells everything under one brand name and, at a given voltage, has only one battery pack design.