You’re most welcome Tim, I sincerely appreciate the positive feedback!

You can, there’s tutorials available to do so. The reload packs I ordered through Bugasalt are convenient and easy to order so haven’t had the need to try it yet, although others have been successful.

@@ronbrandich4196 Thank you for the feedback and for watching. I clean the pool daily, adds minimal time skimming their bits out, I obviously don’t go shooting them into the pool every single day. I’ve seen the caged in pools, bugs are a significant problem to necessitate that in the first place otherwise why would you make your pool area look like a WWE arena?! Up until these guys came around, we didn’t have bugs other than your normal butterflies, occasional beetles and mosquitoes that can easily be avoided with mosquito dunks and property maintenance, so cages aren’t a requirement. Absolutely valid point. All of my kids know the dangers, and every single salt gun is put out of their reach, locked away when not in use. They also have safety’s on them. Not that they are foolproof and completely fail safe, but BUGASALT always considers safety in their design. Thanks again!

@@JohnPauls Well when you live in Florida you will almost NEVER see a Pool WITHOUT a "WWE arena" cage as we DO have Bugs in Florida for sure, BUT with a cage, and we've lived in Florida for 12 years, we really don't have bugs in our pool area. NOW, IF I wasn't 77+ I MIGHT buy one just to have FUN, BUT can you IMAGINE me going OUTSIDE with one of those Looking for bugs to shoot? The neighbors MIGHT call the authorities to "Take me Away"~~~LOL Also glad to say we have various people to take care of our property and our pool. We also live on a canal here in Florida and again we are NOT plagued with bugs~~thank the Lord! GREAT VIDEO too!

God bless you at that young age. Thanks for the kind words! Sounds like you've got your own little bug-free paradise down in Florida. Maybe you don’t need a Bugasalt, but imagine the fun you’d have if you did-target practice by the canal! Your neighbors might be a little confused at first, but once they see your sharpshooting skills, they’ll probably want to join in. Appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment! I hope you are enjoying your golden years. 🙏

@@JohnPauls I DO have a BB/Pellet Rifle, among other "Firearms" in my possesion, that I could go down to our Fresh Water canal, BUT again I do believe as our home is on a corner VERY BUSY road that someone MIGHT call me out!!LOL Have a Great Day!

@@ronbrandich4196 haha this is true. We’re fortunate to live on a very quiet street with only a few neighbors. Fortunately for us, these Lanternflys are diminishing year after year as the local fauna now know they are edible. Take care 🙏

It’s my house in the background and the salt barely made it to the pool, beyond the aluminum foil. Thank you for your concern.

@@JohnPaulsyeah tell that to your neighbors when they find salt stuck in their siding pal , sheesh inconsiderate

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@@QXr30 thank you for the feedback. Also running a mesh network, 4 satellites + router. Have not experienced that but it is good to know.

@@JohnPauls I fought the problem for 2 days, watched every video, internet searches, reset the hardware, reinstalled the app before the light bulb turned on. Once I figured this out it popped like it should.

@@QXr30 great job, I’m sorry to hear about your struggles. Google has been terrible at figuring out a fix for this fairly common issue.

😂🤣😂 You nailed it! Warning label approved! 😆 Just remember: if the neighbors start hearing Starship Troopers quotes from the yard, they’re either in for a show…or they should run for cover! BBQ bug battles are the new summer sport! 🧂🔥

Awesome feedback, thank you

Great point and agreed! The Shred-er is indeed designed for those heavy-duty, mass extermination sessions, where you're likely to use up the CO2 cartridge in one go. If you're only taking a few shots and then leaving it for a while, sticking with the 3.0 might be a better choice to avoid any potential CO2 leakage or wear on the seals. It's all about matching the tool to the task at hand. Thank you for your feedback!

That’s great to hear, thank you for sharing that! I feel you, kids definitely take you away from the scene for a bit, but it gets better later when they are intrigued by it and start sharing in that passion with you. Enjoy the Odyssey, it’s a great Honda, there were many at the event this past weekend, Show, Drag Team Support Van and family transportation. Best of all worlds. You’re most welcome, thank you for watching! 🙏

Correct, unscrew a bit, tuck under and snug down.

@@JohnPauls Awesome! Thanks for the info. Just installed a couple and didn't want to drill any new holes.

I don’t blame you lol. The ground is a safety net, the can is already grounded on the pre-existing set up. It’s just an extra ground for the LED just in case. You’re most welcome and thank you for watching.

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Ayyy 🙌🏼 thank you for coming!!! You are most welcome, we hope you had a great time! 🙏

@@JohnPauls always bro love the Honda community nothing but family 💯🔥🙌🏽

@@PFKiiNG for as long as I’ve been doing this, that statement holds truer than ever. 🙏 It was great seeing all the Honda enthusiasts this weekend.

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That’s awesome, Finger Lickin Good 👌😎 Thank you for coming!!! 👊😌

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Thank you brother!! 🙏

@@JohnPauls you welcome brother

@@jpnphom5470 That would be absolutely epic!

Auto hide task bar, setting within the task bar.

@@JohnPauls thank you 🤙🏾

You are most welcome! 🫡

Hey! It certainly does from a cabinet visual perspective, however graphically the AG HD will win playing the same tables - with a PC. Being that you have zero modding knowledge, the A1UP would certainly be much more user friendly for you baring some of its deficiencies, it’s still a great machine. I still own mine.

Thank you for watching!

@@JohnPauls Thanks for the reply! Yeah I’m looking to get a table in a couple of months! Spent so much time researching both that I change my mind daily one what one to get haha! Great video btw thanks for the advice! :)

You’re most welcome. You’re doing your due diligence, get what works best for you. They are both great machines, entry into the Virtual Pinball Table world. I hope you get to enjoy your table soon.

Hey there Jeff! First off, thanks for sharing your vintage bug-blasting creativity! Your old BB gun salt trick sounds epic. Just a quick heads-up: the Bug-A-Salt 2.5 and 3.0 are indeed pump action, so no CO2 needed for those models. Just some elbow grease and salt. Only the Shred-er requires CO2 cartridges and ammo. But hey, who knows? Maybe your idea for a supercharged, pump-up pneumatic salt gun will inspire them to create an even more powerful version. Until then, happy salt-blasting!

@@JohnPauls yea i got the 3.0 and yes of course the pump action is super cool which is part of the fun 👍 and i also plan on getting the widow maker hahaha 👍👍👍 but theres nothin like a metal n wood pneumatic bb gun thats built to last, has variable power levels, n shoots salt 👍 THATS what the world needs not these plastic toy guns with parts that wear out... it may take MANY years but parts do eventually wear out and fail... and now that the WORLD has seen HOW POPULAR Bug a salt has been, its time for someone to create something alittle less like a plastic toy for ALL of us bug snipers out here ... hey Bug a salt ... you've created a monster ... NOW FEED IT

You sure? The fisheye lens does distort distances. 🥴

Apologies. It doesn’t work in FX, only FX3.

@@JohnPaulsit actually does work. I was able to click on the controllers button on the fx start up screen. I don’t know exactly what I did but I got it all working somehow. I know this isn’t very helpful to anyone else but there is a way to do it. But for some reason the A button doesn’t seem to be working for me but I’m sure I pressed something to mess it up.

That’s awesome thank you for sharing!!!!

I appreciate the feedback brother, thank you 🥂

Is your hotspot broadcasting on 2.4ghz? If the Nest doesn’t see it, a factory reset may be in order.

@@JohnPauls had to set it to Maximize comparability and it worked. Thanks a million for this fix!!! It worked perfectly!!

Awesome!!! Thank you for providing the details, this helps others. You are most welcome!

Greatly reduced output on FX3. The accelerometer on my machine was disconnected, causes too many tilts with beefed up haptics.

That's my takeaway also . I expected you to be able to accurately hit something at 3 to 4 feet away . Bummer.

You can manage from a foot away for smaller pests, these lanternflys get their wings destroyed at that distance but it doesn’t kill them immediately. Closer causes more carnage.

This is great! 🤣🤣🤣 thank you for sharing your experience with your dad. Enjoy these moments. Sounds like your dad's newfound love for the Shredder might turn him into a fly-hunting superhero! Just imagine: cape on, Fox News down, and flies running scared from the "Swatter of the Century!" Maybe you should market this to Fox News-finally, a product that keeps their viewers calm and engaged! 🤓🤣

LOL, that's awesome. The kid in us never leaves!

@@JohnPauls I’m trying to be a marketer. I write great ads, commercials when an idea of mine is better than what's already airing. I’ll share my shortest. This was written before COVID-19. Indeed and Zip Recruiter were going gangbusters. I sensed they'd be ready to do TV ads. So I sent this email. In the body of the email I wrote. ‘To whom opened this’ I’ll give you a dollar if you read it. Another dollar if you don't like it. One more dollar for you if you forward this to marketing. -A mid-30s man or lady in casual attire points to the camera/audience. In a stern yet approachable voice and says. “There’s only one thing I don't about work. And That's Looking For It!” James Earl Jones narrator “We hear you Indeed we do.” Tahh dahhh The next day I got an email that said. “According to my calculation, you owe me $2. Thanks for thinking of Indeed. 2 months later I got a cease and desist letter from Indeeds attorney. What’s even worse is 4 months later both Indeed and Zip Recruiter ran their first unforgettable ads during NFC/AFC Championship weekend. $$$$ Thanks for allowing to vent Yours truly The fly killer

Lowers the volume on fox news!😂

You are most welcome. I greatly appreciate the feedback and glad it’s still a viable workaround. I happened to use it again recently myself after an internet blackout a few months ago.

I pity the fool who doesn’t recognize greatness when they see it! Great catch Man!!! “Eat your vegetables, or you'll never be as tough as Mr. T!" 💪 thank you for watching.

Not necessarily unless you’re transferring anything to it. All can be done within the Alp to load your existing tables on the new stick.

Thank you, I appreciate the feedback.

Not required but recommended. Try to find an existing screw to attach to, within the can.

@@JohnPauls thank you so much for responding. There is a random screw sticking out in the can. COuld i simply just loop the ground on that?

You are most welcome Roy. Yes, you most certainly can, and exactly what I did. Unscrew that screw a bit, and snug it back down on the wrapped ground wire.

@@JohnPauls awesome!! or i could add an additional screw if theres room somewhere huh?

Yes Sir, a small self tapping screw will do the trick to the sides of the can.

Thank you 🍻 You are most welcome!!! Enjoy, let me know your thoughts when it arrives!

Thanks for watching. Provided.

Sorry only on this video. Tv static

Thank you!!! I don’t believe they do. I do something similar and have two batteries. I left the lid off, leaving only the bottom portion of the case with a new battery inside it. I disconnect the spades at the battery terminals Neg>Pwr, lift the depleted battery out of the case, and drop in the newly charged one, reconnect spades Pwr>Neg. This allows it to go for over 2 hrs. Also charge at the spades now since the top is left off.

That’s a great question! Takes a couple shots with the pumps on the larger of those arachnids, Shred-er obviously wipes them out but not as cost effective. I have an upcoming video on the Widow Maker, stay tuned and thank you for watching! Widow Maker 3.5 is 👌🏼

I've had my 3.0 for a couple years now. WRT spiders, my preference is to catch and relocate outside since they kill other bugs, but sometimes they are in a spot not easy to catch so then I'll shoot them. I have found that about 8/10 times, 1 shot is enough (if shot from within 1 ft) but 2/10 times I'll need a follow-up.

Great feedback, thank you!

@@KevinMah-ol5on exactly, I keep daddy long legs, I annihilate black widows and brown recluses though. I tend to try and keep some daddy long legs in the house, but my wife is extremely terrified of spiders and since my home is so close to a Smurf village... since my property managers landscaping is God awful I gotta find a better way to get rid of em without squishing them with shoes

Spiders, even large ones, are usually done with one shot. I think it's because their abdomens are quite fragile.

No effectively, I disconnected mine as it causes erroneous readings, nudges and tilts when not wanted. It causes even more havoc in FX3. I programmed the buttons to be my nudge’s.

@@JohnPaulsI can’t seem to get the plunger to work. Any advice?

Check to see if windows is seeing the plunger first. Out of VPX.

Yes, you definitely can, thank you for sharing that!

You’re most welcome Luke. Thank you, I sincerely appreciate your feedback!

Hi, have you unlocked cabinet mode?

@@JohnPauls no i dont. Thanks for answering. Yesterday after 1 day trying out everything it worked when i used x360ce for the mapping AND in the right corner added my game the .exe . So now it is absolutely intervenes into the game. But unfortunately there is a bit delay… When i use the keyboard on my laptop it‘s much better :(

@@JohnPauls should i? :) idk if it’ll work for crack :) and how do i connect 2 screens to my laptop?😅 my laptop will be the computer to run it

Yes you will need to replace both batteries. 24v is just two 12v batteries in series.

Thanks for the info… still waiting for the to arrive

You’re most welcome.