Too bad you're not promoting the far superior Schneider Conext XW PRO series line of inverters that Siganature Solar sells. They last far longer, offer a much greater surge capacity, and they're much safer for residential applications because of their galvanically isolated output transformer than these cheap high-frequency inverters. The 18kpv doesn't even have an output transformer and can damage your appliances when their MOSFETs fail.

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Simular thing happen to me. The voltage was too low. But it was a dimmer switch

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Even today, after more than 25 years of product development, You'd be lucky to get even two to three years of service from these Chinese-made high-frequency, transformerless XP inverters, especially when powering high inductance loads like full-sized refrigerators, large power tools, portable AC units or large microwave ovens. The reason for this is that all of these lightweight, high-frequency inverter chargers lack a very critical component. That critical component is a heavy duty, iron core, copper wound output transformer. Without an output transformer to act as a buffer to absorb the electrical surges provided by the “Flywheel Effect” inherent in the physical amount of a transformer’s iron, these surges and damaging reverse voltage spikes must be handled directly by the inverter’s MOSFET transistors, essentially shortening their life. Another major consideration with many of these lightweight, high-frequency, XP transformerless inverters is safety. First of all, many high-frequency inverters don’t have any isolation between the Neutral and Line, which increases the risk of a shock hazard. And second, during a catastrophic failure of the inverter’s circuitry, all it would take is for the AC output monitoring circuitry to fail, and one of the MOSFETs in the inverter's H-Bridge circuit to short to ground, and these high-frequency inverters can send dangerous, high voltage, high amperage DC current straight to your connected AC loads which will not only damage most AC appliances but can also set those AC appliances on fire.

What was the problems? What did this fix?

I think for half the price i would have bought a 105000 tri fuel genmax with ats

Im so glad i found you guys. Wasn't sure to relocate to Vegas or Arizona. You guys are helping to make that decision easier

What an awesome setup! Shipping container utility room is smart for here, the mice😞 I didn't k ow they're such low power 🙏 thanks for sharing 🙏

I like the commentary and the photography 🎥. Very Nice, I’m looking into a tankless water-heater for the house.

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Can those slip couplers work on a pressurized system? I'm trying to prevent using a slip fix fitting because they are much more expensive.

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These cheap, lightweight, Chinese made, high frequency, transformerless, inverters offer much shorter life expectacies and far poorer surge capacities than low frequency, transformer based inverters. And because they don't have a built in output transformer to provide galvanic isolation, they can damage your appliances. Google it if you don't believe me.

I'm curious what materials you're using. What was the liquid you swabbed on, and what was the product mixed in the bucket? Also, where are these products sold? Thanks.

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Hey y’all it’s looking good I’m a newbie, just bought land in west Texas! So I’m learning looking to do things the same way! What’s the machine y’all are using to transfers the water ?

Looking good!

Self sufficient? Did they cut down and mill the lumber to build that house in the desert? Are they capturing their own water from the roof to use? Are they eating food from their garden? Where is that gas/diesel fuel coming from?

Nice work

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Wow y'all this is so awesome!! Great move. The rocks here are such an amazing resource✌️ That's a lot of rock and dirt moved 💪

So cool!

Can't wait to see the backyard. I know it will be nice for me to enjoy bbqs😊

Big mistake using multi grade oil for a start. just ask any Detroit expert.

Greetings from up North. I have two 6000xp's to install this coming spring. I enjoyed your video very much and it was good to see this setup can be stable using the generator input instead of an external charger. What capacity battery bank was being used when you did the install? Cheers!

Looks like an old 118 Galion.The one I ran had the hi/lo range for the tranny on one stick, the ranges above one another. The 4-71 ran like a top. Watch the fluid levels CLOSE! Blessings

I am NOT an expert. With that said it sounds like it is not so much an injector. Liners is my hunch. White smoke looks to be steam n oil. Keep monitoring yer fluids as I think coolant side is finding its way into the cyls. Ol Detroits can take a lot before they give up. If yer temps and power are "stable" I would just remain vigilant but keep on grading. They are a really incredible engine

I wish I could help. I sell tools, but I’m not allowed to use them.😂

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At our Minnesota fishing shack we pump lake water for cleaning. Drilled wells in the area have a significant risk of arsenic contamination which is difficult to treat. We only drink lake water after we have boiled and filtered it. There is also a public spring on our way to town which has excellent drinking water. The spring water is free but the flow rate is too low to fill an IBC tote in a reasonable length of time. There is usually one or two others filling jugs at the spring whenever we go. Thanks for the video !

Wow that’s so inexpensive!!

Why is your holding tank black?

Great video!

Is the plan to get a well drilled, or do rain catchment, eventually? water hauling isn’t terrible, if you’re driving by the filling station normally anyway, but I can see it getting old if it’s a long way away😳

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I always wondered how people lived without a well. GOOD VIDEO

Can you drink and cook with your water now? 🤔

That's exactly what I need for my offgrid system! 👍🏽🫡

I couldn’t do this stuff if I tried! So fun to watch! Great job guys! Can’t wait to see the finished product!

Just saw you two on the news. Subscribed, excited to follow your journey!

That is the straight up after-math of meth addicts living in a house.

We have a 45kw natural gas generator for this and to run our whole house and 8 tons of air conditioning plus the electric kitchen and a 42u rack and some other things like 2 BEVs and a bev zero turn mower. It runs 1,800 rpm and is liquid cooled. We also have a 22kw diesel on a trailer, a multiquip with dial a phase on the screen for Winter outages and longer duration ones where the natural gas isn't available for some reason. It's 1,800 rpm too but also turbocharged 4 banger diesel instead of a v8 natural gas, propane, and gasoline in the 45kw. In the Spring, Summer, and most of the Fall the natural gas is only used for hot water and to dry our clothes (tankless heater and a 9 cubic feet gas dryer) and 2 100k btu gas furnaces, 2 40k btu gas fireplaces so we like having the diesel in heating season if we need it. I hired an electrician to do all of this stuff though. He pulled the permits and subcontracted the 30kw of solar too, it was all installed in 3 or 4 days. House has 200a of service and 2 200a braker boxes.

I heard generac is unreliable overpriced inefficient crap