I’m struggling to see the benefit over a small chainsaw. Apart from being much quieter it is less powerful, less longevity, less cutting time etc. I suppose if you want to cut the branches of a neighbour’s tree in the middle of the night it’s an excellent solution! 🥷

Is it possible to convert it to a 40v, and if so, what would it take to make it function reasonably, reliable and safe. I've been thinking about it for a while now but I don't know enough about electricity or electronics to know the risks or procedures to do it safely.

considering the size of this box, I would like to go for modificiatons with new box which is smaller then this, will that be okay, I understand the quality may go down a bit and I hope not much difference, guid me.

The corner wire opposite from the serial number is not in the same spot as the one you have will that make a difference? I wish I can explain what wire better but looks like a ground wire. Mine is screwed on the plate not on the circuit board.

Very close to my idea for my container home! Thank you :-)

Hey I have this exact model, word of warning since you're so new in the lifecycle - CyberPower does NOT sell specific replacement batteries for this unit (for the US store at least). They will claim it is the same as the CP1500PFCLCD, it is NOT the same as CP1500PFCLCDA. You might have to hack the battery replacement apart, which isn't something I'm comfortable with an 8Ah battery.

IT IS FLUX PASTE IS SUPPOSED TO BE BROWN AND THAT IS JAIL HOUSE YELLOW IS THE ONLY PROBLEM ONCE THE COLOR GETS CHANGED ALL THAT DAMAGE WILL DISAPPEAR. I ONLY GET WHITE FLUX PASTE ON MINE.

Nowadays 700 for that power is crazy expensive.

About how deep in the ground do you think your transmitter was? I was thinking of using this product to locate an abandoned water line I want to put back into service but Amazon reviews sounded like inside wall use only. Your usage looks encouraging...

That port is notto spec. I have a p3 15 in a custom enclosure and i know for a fact that port has mad chuffin noise as it is not wide enough. Looks to be have the width it should be.

“FOR CHEAP” yeah let me buy that machine rq 😂

Where did you buy your rack

Those subs are light compared to the sundown x or z series my 18s are like 105 pounds each, next I want to see you lift those 1 handed above your head lol

Very simple and precise. Thank you for your video.

You're going to want to take off the excess metal. The heat gun will work a lot better if it has to heat less thermal mass.

Shouldn't you like, try it on, i don't know... leather?

Sand the one you "over did"? I like how deep it went

Make that in copper

what hardware used to fasten ?

Hello! LOVE your roof and am going to copy it for my 20-footer. Do you have the details written down anywhere? Stanley in Colorado.

Who the hell is going to run a high temperature heat gun directly on their wire? I get it's just a test but in real world this doesn't make a whole lot of sense. New concept is excellent stuff. As long as you don't run it 1 in away from a heat gun. A fuse is going to blow way sooner than that wire jacket is going to melt.

1/8" Steel probably would have been more than adequate. 1/4' seems overkill.

Heat cycle cause that yellowing

Thanks for the video. I know nothing about welding at the moment and was wondering what type of electrode you were using? I also was wondering if you have any problems with condensation and the wooden frame of the window getting/staying wet? Thank you!

I just got this - this thing doesn’t work in pipes under 1 foot deep. It’s ok for walls behind but not drain pipes or such. Big fail

Looks like your woofer is out of phase…left and right are not in sync with each other. I could me wrong, if I am, i apologize.✌🏼

Where did you buy it from?

I saw a thing where some of these use a bad glue on the PCB breaks down and becomes conductive and can short the main board. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5jUc62Cg7J5m5Ysi=VjLRJvKNghmdgGRt

Can you Tell Me Wood Thicknesse

I really want to try this out

TEMco is my go to welding/battery cable manufacturer. The ONLY competition that welding cable wounldnt win is possibly in the looks department, id rather have my current going to my amps than pretty jackets on my wire. For my money and piece of mind, its weld wire. Specifically TEMco brand. TEMco is the best price and flexible and it looks good imo. Im a welder and have been for 25 years. Ive seen what weld cable can stand up to, its insane. I like that the specs are listed right on the jacket of all certified weld cable. It has to be so you know what it can handle. With most all car audio brands of wire, its anyones guess, 😂. Most people i know also run weld cable after learning over time what the better choice is. Who would choose pretty looks over performance? Thats what it comes down to😊

Hope mine looks like the good one. I got mine into thermal overload one time but that's because I changed a setting on my head unit I didn't realize what it did but it made the amp go deep into the lows. Other then that I did go into protect and blew 2 sub's now. I have the T1500

Price

is there an identifying date on the container somewhere?

been using Temco for couple of years haven’t had problems yet, we using it on our frac equipment and having good luck with it

I run 2awg welding cable from the front to the back and i use 1awg CCA 3ft runs from the 2nd battery to the amp works just fine for running 3k. The reason for 2awg front run was 1awg was too big for my little chevy sonic.lol

FYI: Anybody experiencing a hum sound from the rear end of a third GEN explorer (especially under load) around 50-60mph should first check your tires for uneven wear. The auto all-wheel-drive components of these drivelines are very sensitive to this. There’s plenty of detailed info on this subject out there “Explorerforum”, and “SeriousExplorations” are great sources. Quite often that hum in the rear dif can be resolved with a new set of tires. About 5-6 years ago, mine went from a very loud hum to perfectly silent with a fresh set o’ rubber. However, there certainly are plenty of mechanical issues that can create the same hum - such as bearings, worn spider, pinion or ring gears, improper fluid levels, etc…. I’m rebuilding mine now from a broken spider, which still drove fine (other than one-legging) but also caused a hum under load. Just thought I’d mention this in case it helps save someone from rebuilding a perfectly good dif, then still needing a new set of tires on top of that to fix the issue.

Hola Soy de Perú Cómo se calibra, o repara mi láser de ese mismo modelo que muestras, refleja doble linea y habeces una linea más ancha de lo normal. Ya tengo 12 años con ese mismo láser y no lo quiero renovar por otro. Son muy buenos. Espero me puedas ayudar. Gracias.

I have 0/1 AWG welding wire front to back, 57' @ $5.50/ft

Just want to let you know that's wayyyyyy tooo much. You have to line it in the box not packed into the speaker

Number of strands means more than anything.

2hand set odisha corior available sir

Very good sound

What are the measures used bro.?

I saw a video you did years ago about the jbl bass pro 12 sub with an amp. Great video I have one but the amp doesn’t come on. Do you know how to fix that? I’ll check back on this video just Incase you leave a comment on what to do. If that makes sense. Thanks a ton

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good work.

Makita ya es basura !!!

I love how guys say somebody’s pretty poor at their job you could’ve got in and done it for him . I used to work at a place where guys used to back in B trains all the time and every time one of the guys trailers were a little crooked. One of the crane operators would whine and cry about it not being very straight but not once when I told them, the keys are in them to come down anytime you think you can do better. Did anybody ever take me up on the offer? NEVER

This is good. I am going to try it becaus its like $150 per hour in canada to cut it.