proper video mate! Bravo

thank you clear an simple

Hi Mr. HandyDad, I have so many questions about those RGB C9's but let's start with the Transformer. We have 220v from our sockets here in the Netherlands. Now I have some questions about the amps. - How many cables can run on 15 amp? I would like to use the WS2811 C9. - Or the more wires the higher the amp of the transformer? - So can I use any 12v transformer? I have decided to use 12v because I don't want to have too many wires because of the power injection for the 5v. Thank you in advance, greetings from the Netherlands

I have an existing light in my bathroom and just bought an LED mirror to hang underneath it. Can I wire the mirror from the existing light?

The screws holding in my burner tubes are so rusty I can’t get them out!

Great video. Just ordered mine. Had a major solar system installed last year. Finally getting full monitoring between production/usage and now our main subpanel in The farmhouse. I can now monitor the barn and the individual circuits within the house. Excellent information and very much appreciate it! Keep up the good work.

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It's definitely the coffee pot. It's probably pulling too many amps. I have this problem at the hotel I work in. The ladies like to bring their own hair dryers instead of using the ones the hotel provides. And of course, the ones they bring are of a much better quality that draws more amperage, causing the gcfi to pop off.

Very informative but when I transferred genmon on my sd card to the raspberrypi and try to login on my terminal using "ssh genmon.local", as you did, mine does not respond in the same manner. It doesn't do anything. Any suggestions?

Interesting. I need a better attic antenna and I plan to go with the C4-V-CJM (which is like the 4MAX I think but with the reflectors like the 2MAX) because I also want UHF. The C5 is VHF only.

Great video! Made me feel better about installing 4 of these fans by myself. Took about an hour and a half!

Would be good to have Leviton tech support weigh in on its receptacle...seems to me, if one installs with ground orientation up, adapter plugged in and fixed in place with clamps, there should be no issues. I split charge off one receptacle to 2 EVs this way and have had no issues with the Leviton. Its UL listed to 50amps. I think something is very wrong when it doesnt hold up and Leviton still stocks them. Hubbel must have had a nice dinner with Elon.

What Ikea cabients or bookcases do you recommend for a builtin around a fireplace?

Can you give an estimate on the cost to build a shed this size? Thx

Thank you sir!!!!!

Ranting electrician here. That MC stuff isn't to code in a lot of places if more than 6' is used. If there's a short from a current carrying conductor to the MC, it may not be a low resistance ground path. Please use wire strippers to strip the conductors. Using a knife is bad practice because you cut into the copper a little bit causing a heat spot. Would be nice to see a plastic bushing where the wires enter the panel from the box connector. Good job using the torque wrench on the wall connector but you should have used it on the breaker too. Please forgive how insufferable I am, thanks.

Your video saved me hours of figuring out what I did wrong. Bravo and cheers my friend

Yeah, im just going to buy a 5 x 6 ft metal shed. This won't even fit in my yard, but I still watched the video!

*Yeah, but does it actually work? Have you tested it? If it does, it may be a better deal overall.*

My Chamberlain B870 board just failed so none of remotes or keypad works. 5 yrs and 5 months out of warranty. Also Chamberlain has discontinued alot of models. Doesn't seem like any of the new models are durable anymore.

Ironic. My 20 year old Chamberlain just died. I'm going with Genie. Thanks for the thoughtful insights.

You mentioned in the video that you wet the pavers and washed it off after as it stains. Which product were you referring to that stains? Hydratain or spoon Juice.

great video!! two questions please? is it important to have a metal wall box vs plastic? does it matter where you put the black/red wires on the breakers?

Just got my kit. Plan to install on my deck and need help! Do you assist in these still?

Good review - thanks

May be worth adding a note about installing Studio Code server. Does not come bundled with home server, and for a while i was very confused when you said "im gonna go into studio code server", and trying to follow along as a new user i dont have this. Some users will need a guide for SCS, i downloaded to docker and the setup page looked very confusing, so i'll be watching a video tutorial about that shortly. But may be worth adding a note along the lines of "before anything, install SCS" ect. Will hopefully come back to your guide once i have SCS setup

The video was helpful. The color of the wires in my box led to some confusion. A multi-meter was used. The end result was successful.

wait, you didn't need to shut the power off first?

I have a small Weber grill and I have to replace the igniter

Genie for me!. Thanks for the comparison.

This is genius!

Thanks mate. This really helped me figure out how to take the old burners out. I now have nice new burners in my grill. Give it a run tonight.😊

Thanks for such informative and educational video. Saved me time and money. 👏👏👏👍

One of the best KZbin videos I seen.

very good video

You are awesome teaching and make me feel like I can do this. And I did, you help me be confident and comfortable doing electrical stuff around my house. Because of people like you I think more people are more confident doing things on their own (at least in my case). The only thing that I have to do is little more research is when you connected the second switch, you didn’t specify or show where the he wires go( like the white ones from the light and the power source) since I am not an electrician, I had to do a little digging. But overall awesome work and thank you so much for the videos that you make. God bless you.

my guy listening to Hanson... 12:35 MMMBOP lol havent heard that in a couple decades...

I use a chamberlain with Vera and Alexa.

Thanks for sharing

Thanks you for the head up on which brand supported Home Assistant. I will go with the Genie model.

There is a difference in warranty times and the accessories on the Chamberlain, depending on what model you buy. I have an older Chamberlain that came wit a much nicer indoor keypad with a digital display that shows temp. time and the ability to change a lot of other features of the opener. One thing I like about the Chamberlain is the auto close in case you drive off and forget to close it. I have had Genie openers since 1980 with very good luck, but I don't remember why I switched to Chamberlain. I still have the first Ryobi opener that was made and it is a much stronger built opener then Chamberlain or Genie. Some day I will have to replace it with a Chamberlain when it quits, since they don't make them anymore after getting sued by Chamberlain.

Not sure about the Genie however, I like the auto-close after 10 minute feature the Chamberlain gives me. So if I forgot to close it....

Even if I didn't want to use it with home automation platforms, I would avoid it simply for screwing those people over

My buddy always taught me black to gold , you never go cold ( hot wire to gold screw ) so much for that lol

Same ingredients as my women’s products. Happy you’re looking better dude 😉

I've never had a builder not include a garage opener.

The Liftmaster openers are a step above their Chamberlain openers in build quality and features IMO.

Great review and comparison. Thanks

I think you forgot the link for the Infinity Shield as i don't see it listed.

A professionally installed Lift Master actually will have MORE feature than just the consumer-level Chamberlain unit does.