It's still a 12V car battery rega6od age of vehicle so yeah, I think it would do fine as long as you have a good charge cable that will carry the current.

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I am sorry about your experience. We have the same issue with bark collars however, this one seemed to work alright for us. They are hot and miss. The best thing to do is get a collar with a remote so you control the beeps/shocks. Most of those work pretty well

You're not supposed to put it in with the buckle on. I specifically mentioned this in the video. It's a weird buckle for sure, not there best design

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What is the correct way?

Valid point

It should sync to your phone

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How those it do that... ?

@@Gelo202 I'm sorry, I was thinking of a different chicken door. This does not have an app. This one you should be able to set it manually on the door itself

@@skinners100honestreviews3 Thank you I got it... Whats the link to the door that has an app I need to buy a new door for my othe chicken coop and I can buy the one with the app to make it easy on me if you can provide my the link I will appreciate it🙏

Fair... That's the best I can say

Thanks for the awareness... Hopefully this is something others will take note of as well as the manufacturer

How can we show the power delivered by device... Id like to know for future videos

Noted

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It's really a great seller on Amazon. However, I tend to agree, wifi and Bluetooth would be great additions

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The price point is pretty low right now

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Still working? yes Still my favorite? Yes

If you need it I think it would be fine

I don't disagree. Ceiling fan would be ideal however it's not always an option (landlord/tenant for example) We use the fan on the furnace to circulate instead of a ceiling fan

1. Heat transfer Heat from the stove travels up to the fan's base, which is made of aluminum. 2. Thermoelectric effect The heat warms a Peltier device, which is installed under the fan's blades. The Peltier device has one side that's hot and one side that's cooler, which creates a voltage that powers the motor. 3. Fan blades spin The motor drives the fan blades, which circulate warm air around the room. The fhotter the stove gets, the faster the fan blades spin.

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Thanks! Shortly after making this video we gave the charger away to friends. I've not heard if it's still working correctly or not. I assume so but cannot confirm.

Glad you like it.. Thanks for the smoke stack suggestion

Thanks for the feedback.

Oh man, you definitely need instructions for this and an interpreter who can read the instructions. Have you tried the Amazon product page for instructions?

I would call support, they are pretty good about making sure everything works as it should and if it doesn't they'll replace it.

The old plug will need to come out for this to work

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I have 2 different runs that have 2 different instructions so that's not helpful. However, on this particular run I beleive you are supposed to go from side to side over the top. I would start on one end (doesn't matter which end) then I would throw the wire over the top rail. Next, I would take the end and zip tie it to the bottom rail. Next, I would go to the other side (where the roll is and roll it out a few feet so it's not in your way) then pull the wire as tight as you can and zip tie it to the bottom rail then cut it and zip tie the end and top rail Do these steps again and you should have your top and sides done. Move on to your ends next. Zip tie the bottom, then side then diagonal up the top rail then cut the excess. (do this for both ends. The door will be covered by itself so it can swing open and close. holler if you want any other suggestions.

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I'm so sorry to hear that, but it's good to know this handrail is working out for you!

I actually just used it yesterday and it is still doing great. No chipping no flaking is still non-stick on the rack

Nice! Thanks for sharing your experience it's pretty helpful for people trying to make a decision to buy or not

It should be perfect for you, I think you will like it

no, but it will let you know when they are low.

no notification for power loss

yes, you are correct

I would be very careful. I have read comments where people have removed the blades but you have to do so very carefully so you don't bend or break them.

Yes, it is more CFM ... 100 more. But, does 100cfm make that much of a difference??? I really don't know so I can't give you advice on a purchase. If you're just blowing dry leaves I would go with the one you like best even if it is 100cfm less

That Keurig is drawing a lot of power... I would use a portable power station to plug it into rather than the car battery

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If you have dual channels I would use 2.4ghz rather than 5ghz

Hahaha, which part was that?