The metal quality and the number of turns determine the strength of the spring. I.dont think you can change it easily. The replacement spring should match physically the old spring or else it may be quite difficult to achieve the same effect.

No. They can be different brands.

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That's not covered in the manufacturer manual. However from my experience, I actually did encounter a case where the Leds blinking happens when I was checking an extension sockets strip using the Habo tester . On thorough investigation, and opening up the sockets strip , I found that the Live wire connecting to the socket has been corroded. The copper became greycolor and quite brittle. Perhaps you may check your wiring quality too for your case.

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Thanks you are welcomed. I don't understand what your question. You asked if you can do the hack " without new power supply"? But the whole idea of the hack is to substitute the internal battery with a new ac to DC power supply so to avoid recharge the batteries frequently. Also, the connection plug of USB is not important as the power wires can easily be soldered directly to long external wires to the new power supply.

What printer brand is that.

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the moral of the story is actually, buy a new saw. LoL 🤣

I'll drink to that. 😂

You mean the diy piece of tool which is in video?

There is no.plastic tab on the light. It's aluminum.

@@HumbleIdeas nah, the springs are attached to two plastic tabs. I have the same ones. The tabs break easily. I’m looking for a fix because the lights are expensive.

The light I have has an all aluminum body and there is no plastic. The protruding bracket in the rim as seen in the video is aluminum too. If you have a light with plastic chassis it's definitely not a good build. If the plastic breaks, there is nothing you can do. The spring exerts a lot of force in the tabs, so if the plastic breaks it's time to buy new .

Please note that cmd prompt IPCONFIG requires about 15 or more taps of the keyboard type Ctrl, R ,I, p,c,o,n,f,I,g, arrow key 3 times or more to scroll to the section with the Ipaddress. and both your fingers need to be committed . But if you windows it's just about 6 clicks away using a single finger, to reach the page which can be easily scrolled with one finger mouse roll. I cannot how people still insist on Dos.

I beg to disagree. How many times you use your finger Ctrl , R, c, m, d, I ,p,c,o,n,f,I,g. After that the results is some screens length, you need to press arrow key maybe 5 times to focus on the Ethernet Ipaddress (for example) that is In total about 20 times your finger touch the keys. In the method shown in the video View Connections is accessible by just ONE key "v" and windows remembers the icon view Connection. So two strokes . When the Ethernet icon appears right click, Details, status that's 3 more. So in about 7 strokes I can see the IP address already where's you take 20. Old habits die hard? LoL 😆

Agree lol 😂

Beg to disagree. You prob don't know the View Connections SHORTCUT so the IPCONFIG is effectively six clicks away (see video). Actually you just type V in the search bar the icon will pop up. That is one click. Then add the remaining and you have six clicks to see the IP. For command prompt, typing i.p.c.o.n.f.i.g is already seven clicks. Add another few clicks to invoke comman prompt, that's ten++ clicks. After the results arrive you have to press arrow key a few more times to bring the screen to where you want to read, usually Ethernet ipaddress . So you need like almost 20 touch of the keyboard with two fingers to get the IP. With windows shortcut as per video you get the data in 6 clicks. It's 300% faster dude. 😎

Explain me ,why is it Idiotic?

Linux is not as ubiquitous than windows. Is it better, if so how, please share, tks.

@@HumbleIdeas Linux is better in every way

​@@terrybull1534I hear you, but please teach me how Linux is better .

@HumbleIdeas you have to use it to understand. It's faster, less resource heavy and more customizable

​@@terrybull1534 I have the impression that only real geeks use Linux. For the rest of us, it's windows. It is true, as someone commented, that IPCONFIG is buried under layers of clicks away and it keeps changing the layers when windows upgrades, I hated it. However as explained in the video, TIME'S HAVE CHANGED , or perhaps I was not aware before. The icon " View Connections" available in search bar just by typing V.... THIS IS GAME CHANGER. That is the only reason for the video. For the average Joe, we don't care about resources poor usage in windows compared to Linux. Windows IMHO is good to do basic networking diagnosis and troubleshooting as long as you can find the commands and ignore some crazy outdated warning messages windows vomits out. LoL 🤣

Why? I am comparing with the Dos command line method. It's much more difficult to change IP addresses using command prompt. You need to memorize the command and type it, and if you decide to change, you have to type again. How is that even humanly possible LOL 😂

@HumbleIdeas ipconfig /? Lists all the options. Nothing to memorize. Your way may be easier, not smarter. CLI is king

It is personally easier to configure the network through terminal for me. You can always use help command if you forget the syntax.

@@aa-fi9ks yep. And UFW us a hell of a lot easier than windows firewall bullshit

@@aa-fi9ks I still cannot understand it. It's about the number of keystrokes contact before getting the information. Windows has a shortcut "View Connections " icon just by pressing V and click the icon. The data for the network IP is just another three clicks of the mouse away. In this method, firstly you don't trouble your brain to recall the command name. Secondly, it is impossible to make spelling errors when typing commands as in Dos. Dos command prompt require about 15 contacts of finger and keyboard. How isn't this more efficient, is impossible for me to understand.

Grab and pull may or may not work. It depend on the quality of the rubber insulation. If you are working with Lan cable cores, the rubber is plasticised, you cannot just grap and pull. You need to nick all round. Failure to do so will inevitably damaged one or more inner copper strands.

As a perfectionist time is not important. The beauty of a very clean cut cable with square edges and no nicks in the rubber of all three inner cables, the joy is indescribable. Perhaps you have not experienced such ecstasy.

@HumbleIdeas time is always important, I'm asking how long it took?

After considerable practice and experimentation, I can strip the cable type shown in the video in about two minutes . The beauty of it is the very clean cutting. As demonstrated in the video, there is no tool on earth that can do this presently without nicking any of the inner cables. As explained in the video this is due to the assymetrical layout of the sheath housing the three inner insulated cables. Also worth mentioning is that often QC problem during manufacture can result in some parts of the insulation being thinner. Hence a strictly manual method of cutting as explained in the video, is the best option.

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You run it in the built-in battery and it cannot detect motion in the dark? This may be a sensor problem. It's probably not so easy to repair. Ask for refund if it's new. If not you can buy another one, it's very cheap nowadays online.

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It is what it is.,😁

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I am sure it will work... The secret is the salicylate acid and also patience. It takes time for the warts to 'ripen' and surface.

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I would use 6mm. Caveat. You need to drill ACCURATELY. THE hole must be clean and beautifully formed especially at the entry point. Steady hands,good drill bits. On some occasions wall quality may be bad and softer than normal causing the hole to form badly. For SDS , because they are very powerful, a 6mm bit may end up with slightly bigger diameter hole, esp if you're hands are weak and not steady so the drill wobbles a bit. If unsure,always start with 5.5mm first . You certainly would do well to get 5.5mm bits too, and find out which one works better .

@@HumbleIdeas thanks. That's really helpful advice.

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@@HumbleIdeas how to make booklet of pdf?in printing both sides...

@@RahulGupta-xc6fy ah. To make booklet both sides, there is an option inside Microsoft Word after you select Print. You can follow the MsWord guidance to select the details. The double sided printing is a separate issue.. it will take care of itself if you keep to the rules mentioned in the video. Try a simple test booklet first. Good luck and do subscribe and like, many good videos each month 😀

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Sorry for the Annoying Music. What genre or music should i use in future video, 🤔

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Why?

@@HumbleIdeas Because you'll need to press that button for five long seconds

@@Jambula-ez4ng no. I tried before,just 2 seconds will trip the whole house, believe you me.

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If I am not wrong Windows programs like Word or Excel will provide the options of printing the pages as per your preference, the menu will appear after pressing the print button.

Yes.. but I am still confused by the test button for RCD as mentioned, hahaha 🤣

@@HumbleIdeas I watched another video. The test button is supposed to trip a GFCI or RCD breaker because it leaks current to the ground when the current on the hot is not equal to the current on the neutral . I have not received my tester yet. My house does not have a GFCI breaker. Therefore, I cannot test it.

@@Loki-vp4in As the design of this device is based on UK sockets, and rfci (RCD) function is NOT embedded in sockets (unlike in USA ) I still think it does not make sense to test RCD function upstream at the DB, when I fact this device is labelled a SOCKET tester. Accidentally press of the RCD test button will black out the WHOLE HOUSE because in British Standards the RCD is centrally located at the DB upstream. That's why in the video I disables the RCD test button by slicing off the rubber. If I want to test the RcD in the DB I will go to the DB and press the test button THERE. 😁

@@HumbleIdeas Should it not just trip the GFCI/RCD breaker associated with outlet under test instead?

@@Loki-vp4in usually in the UK or Commonwealth countries using the BS electric distribution systems, one RCD will control half dozen or more independent MCB rings. .so if the RCD fails, multiple rings will go down. As mentioned, a socket tester is meant to test the socket and not venture into components outside the socket as it will lead to some confusion as to what is good and what exactly is bad.

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The video is meant to be slow tutorial to let people understand the issues. The method once mastered can be executed quite fast with consistent results. It is important not to Nick earth and neutral.. moisture can enter the joint and cause RCD trip which would be difficult to detect since neutral is hardwired all the way to the DB and not intercepted by MCB. Better safe than sorry.

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How could that be done, I didn't get it.

It's not easy to change the time of switch on. Probably some capacitor on the PCB might control the time but these are all SMD tiny little bits extremely difficult to remove and put in something else. Besides within circuit diagram it is impossible to figure out which capacitor to change.

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What's so funny

Thanks. I am using Easypdf. However I can try verypdf .

I don't think so. There is no button to adjust the sensitivity in a basic cheap device as per the video. Maybe more expensive brands might have such features...

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