Yes, there's not much of anything. I read the local press, watch the city of Menifee council and planning meetings, to no avail. I did call the developer about a year ago and he was super nice, friendly, and answered my questions for about 30-40 minutes even though he knew I was just a local neighbor being nosy. I figure most people dont have the time, or inclination to dig that much, so I try to share what I've learned while doing the voiceovers. And of course, I live extremely close so I kinda get a view of what's going on to share those as well.

Sorry for messaging you late. I had someone pop into my lobby and say "JOHNNY!" and then leave. It sounded just like you but then I realized you were playing DMZ. Dude, your tactical sprint assist movement setting adjust video made a huge difference in my gameplay. I should have streamed but I really didn't want to track chat while playing, but I had some killer games. 27 and 7, 3.0-7.0 KD runs... crazy

I'm totally guessing, but you're probably in the right ballpark. The house itself should take 3-4 months to build. That leaves 14-21 months for the roads to be put in, models built, permits, etc. I think originally they were expecting to start closing houses about 2 years after getting to where they are now, but then COVID put the brakes on a lot.

Any problems with overheating? I haven't flown in weeks after my Avata 2 threw an "Aircraft overtemp" alarm just flying my backyard. I want to do this project as they've paved the road thru, and are now laying all the sewer lines. Super interesting things, IMHO. However, with it being 100 degrees by 1-2PM it's just been too risky to me.

@@SchubertTech Spending more time marking GCP's, the flights are easy

Yes, you're not far at all. I'm just on the other side of the 215 from your Coronado site. Leon Ridge is just a couple miles south. Belle Terre looks super nice and I know that's the type of project they're trying to get in this area. THey've been trying to get a nice mix of upper end neighborhoods, while also having affordable housing options at the other end. City Council meetings are interesting as they try to meet state guidelines with practical limitations. For example, if you make permits, fees, and environmental surveys add huge margins to a project, no builder will take on the low income housing project, as it would not make money.

TPU is good for flexibility. I'm happy with it. Thanks for the kind words and commenting.

Yeah good point. It does get hot here. It was 107 F yesterday.

For how Days ? We deal with 119+ 5 months out of the year!!!

Well, you're in a bit of luck. The prices here seem to be flattening a bit while interest rates are higher than the past. When the rates were low, KB Homes was increasing prices about $1500 a week..... every week. So your house would be $40-50k more in a year if you waited. Now it seems like new home prices are inching up about 1/2 that rate, when I look at new homes in supply around Menifee, over the last 12-18 months.

Glad it helped. It took me awhile to find it and figure out how to use it.

Thank you, appreciate the kind word of support.

Thanks Turbo!!

I know everyone is worried about the DJI drone ban, but if you can do it over $$ wise, DJI is the way to go. Mini 2SE if you want super low price with great features.

How you been? Haven't seen you online in forever

@SchubertTech been good. Adjusting to our new house, routines and such. Getting back to a few games when I can. Watching alot if streams lol

Thanks, glad people see value in the videos.

You're probably right. However I welcome the Kinko chain and encourage the Arby's chain :)

Thanks!! Still editing in some music for the background... I'm a bit rusty I can tell from not editing/flying much lately.

You are absolutely correct. Well, technically it's Cat5E, but you're right. That's a tick I have and sometimes I catch it in post-editing. I have a tendency to be thinking one thing but actually say something different.

thanks for the feedback. This is a time lapse, so it's been sped up from real time. KZbin allows you to slow down the playback if that helps. Click the gear symbol, select playback speed and then adjust as it suits your needs.

No, you will need a router. A switch only transports traffic from one port to another port. If you are connecting multiple hosts (computers, game console, camera, smart phones, etc), you need something that assigns an IP address to each of those hosts. This is what a router (via the DHCP protocol) will do for you. This is also why only use ONE router connected to your fiber converter, but if you need more ports than your router has, THEN use a switch. For example, my entertainment center in my living room and bedroom each have 3 hosts (Xbox, Smart TV and AppleTV), so that's 6 ports right there. I have only 4 on my router. So I run a single run from each port, to four rooms (for me 3 bedrooms, 1 living room), and then put a switch in each of those 4 locations. So I have 28 ports (4 X 8 port gigabit switches: 1 port goes to router/ 7 ports available for network devices). Without a router, every device assigns itself an IP. Now, if you're really motivated you could go to every device and hard-configure them to an IP address within a single network (e.g. 192.168.1.x) but this is a really bad idea for network security reasons. Your router also acts as a firewall between your internal network and the outside internet using NAT and other things.

Its aluminum. Is that what you're asking?

Thanks! Appreciate the kind words and support.

No problem 👍

My pleasure my good dude!! I still play because of watching you play, and enjoy the community in your chat. Hope to catch you online soon :)

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what's terrible?

403 forbidden is normally the error when you haven't logged in correctly (username, password). I'd go back and rewatch the part where you use the markings on your PVS6 to A) make sure you're logging into YOUR solar system (e.g. you're in a home with other neighbors who also have a PVS6) and then B) use the Serial number to figure out YOUR password (this keeps your neighbor out of your system). The logic being, they won't have access to your SN to guess the password.

To be more specific, do the last 3 digits of your WIFI network name and the last 3 of your Seriel Number match? If not, you're on the wrong PVS6. If so, go to @04:26 in the video and make sure the password is entered correctly.

Awesome. Yes, if you're running the newer Wifi protocol (WIFI 6 or higher) you can hit the 500M up and down. The drawback might be your home devices might still be older (e.g. I have an Apple TV that ironically will hit it Wifi, but when I switch it over to ethernet/wired it's a 100M cap, because it's a 100M network card) for wifi or the network wired interface.

Yes, I did. I'm the type of person who reads the directions before I even pull anything out of the box. And, I'll likely read it more than once if there's any sort of complexity. I'm sensing your implication is the instructions were not referenced or followed. Neither is the case.

That was my experience. As you can see I got some "shade" from people saying "You didn't calibrate," "You didn't wait for GPS," and my personal favorite, "You're not a good drone pilot." However, I fly DJI mini 2, Air2, FPV, and home built FPVs just fine. You tell them to pitch, they pitch. You tell it to ascend, it ascends. This Vivitar would pick and choose what commands to do (or not) and then do it in erratic amounts. Sorry to hear your experience was the same as mine. I swapped out the props after the first incident, made sure the props were now good (power up, ascend to 2 feet, land) and then never flew it again.

streaming probs

I think the fact we were in Discord for voice caused problems with either XBOX or LightStream

@@SchubertTech That makes sense. I stream live with discord and I have problems with it quite often.

@@AReelHouseProduction Do you use LightStream or XBOX console (direct)?

@@SchubertTech I use my MacBook Pro or my iPhone when streaming live with discord

Thanks! You should post more videos. The video imagery on your channel is awesome. Seriously. I'd love to see more like it. Now that I fly "camera drones," EYE pay more attention to composition, framing, color... only to be disappointed in my own content and inability to do it better. :)

@@SchubertTech I going to start now that my work has slowed down. I have over 200.000. Pictures to choose from. lol 😂

Thanks... I was wondering if it was too short, and I did end it a little abruptly. However, I had a lot of people asking and so I "hastened" my editing to get it published faster.

@@SchubertTech I think it's fine it tells what to do how to do u even referenced another online video to watch.

@@GamerMacOne Thanks for reminding me. I need to find the actual original one I watched. His video is VERY detailed. So what I explain in about 2-3 minutes he shows you 6-7 variations and explains over about 10 minutes. You then go back to the beginning to get the basic configuration. I was planning on making a members only video to show the EXACT configuration I did.. but IDK... this video's only got a handful of views so not sure it's worth it to make it members only

Thanks! It should be amazing to have so many high tech companies in one spot talking about drones.

thanks! bummed I couldn't stream tonight, but going to try and make the manhunt

Capacity is the main downside. Fiber is going to have nearly zero interference, low loss and higher speeds. Is there a specific reason for coax?

@@SchubertTech I think majority of residential fiber installs convert to coax since homes already have coax. I guess its easier and more convenient for the installers too.

@@arao888 I guess you could, but I've been in structured wiring since 1988, and we've been advocating for pre-wire to include CAT5E/6 for decades now. Older construction, yes, will be coax but most installers will have a spool of Cat5E on their truck and run it for you. In my case the home developer ran fiber into the home, the ISP installer installed fiber to ethernet converter, and finally ran Cat5E into my house. I had him run it across the garage into my central hallway. There is my WIFI router and then I ran my own cat5E throughout the house.