Is good to teach your son while he’s is young age I learn how to do it by myself and I wish that I had a father who showed me how to do things right oh well I like it when you are showing them young 🎉

"Put that sucker on turbo."

Jesse are you planning on insulating anytime soon?

Hi Jesse Excellent video as usual I am about to get two of these 18kpv and it will be off-grid only. I want to do the same thing with you to eliminate the transfer switch. I am thinking doing the same thing here but I am not 100% sure. Thanks for your time. There is an existing 100A grid service where I want to completely eliminate it. No grid tie setup no selling back. Pure off grid mode.

so what did you gain by adding foundation?

nice job on your line set routing lol!

Great video as always Jessie. Was watching you hook up the outside unit to the panel and noticed to 2 objects attached to the left side of your panel. Believe they say LHOTSE brand. What are they? Thought it might be some wireless monitoring attachment for the breaker panel but not sure. Watched you video again on the garage electrical....they are not on the panel in that one. Just an old man's curiousity. Thanks again Jessie for the informational video.

It’s amazing! That building is so nice looking and it must be pretty tight for the AC to work so well. I am do for a new roof soon, I am going to explore adding panels on the south pitch, over here in Columbia county, I could cool and supplement my baseboard.

Get a temperature controlled 220v switch to control the mains power to the unit so that it is not powered until it reaches 50°

I enjoy your videos. It’s nice to know. I’m not the only one who can start a project and it takes in 5 different directions.

Imagine if we all, looking at these videos would be there on site. We would not fit into carage. There would be arguing and pushing because so few would see, others would try to take a peak over shoulders.

I’m super excited to see how you end up liking these!!! Please keep us updated!!! I’ve had my eye on one for a while. I’m interested in several of them if they are worth it.

Keep an eye out for foam boards from old chicken farm buildings. Could get some for a great price

Jesse - google CoolBot. Their devices allow one to use a regular a/c to cool down a room to as low as 33F. Most often used with DIY walk-in coolers these CoolBot units keep an a/c running until it hits your desired room temp. Not sure if they work with your specific split a/c, but they do work with split units. The company is very responsive and will answer any questions you have. I built a walk-in cooler for our farm last year and it kept the room at 34F with zero issues (we hung three pigs in there). Very affordable.

noah saying "good'! right before dan... ok, i just decided to have kids LOL

I feel sorry for that tiny air conditioner in that huge space...

Jesse - although you didn't show it, did you eventually put a grommet around the metal siding hole on your workshop install? Or is it not necessary (will the cables not move during a storm or windy day)? Thanks!

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I dont think there is nothing Jesse can't do. Big fan of the channel.

Hahah! GOOD!

Jesse, the Sun is actually closer to the Earth in the Winter than it is in the Summer. Counter-intuitive, I know. Because the Earth is tilted on its axis 28 degrees, the axis is tilted such that the Northern Hemisphere (where US is) is tilted more towards the Sun. Even though it is farther away, the solar intensity is greater. It is also why Australia, being in the Southern Hemisphere, is having their Winter when we are having our Summer. In our Winter, the axis of the Earth is tilted away such that the Northern Hemisphere has its solar energy more diffuse, while it is more focused on the Southern Hemisphere and Australia is having its Summer.

Lexcel is the best sealant for metal roofing. It’s like silicone on steroids. Has lithium in it. Might be able to find it at Lowe’s. Metal roofing supply company near me sells it. Holds up good in the sun, down here in Florida.

You need to ask kicked for not putting some silicone or some foam and those three extra holes

Jesse I remember you using the wall mounted drill for your dad a fair while ago. Well done once again.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🥰🥰🥰🥰

Great stuff again …Watching in the UK

I do enjoy watching. Like a mystery Find it fix it. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Dude you are the most versatile do-it-yourselfer on KZbin hands down 👍👍

You are truly amazing and your channel is worth watching, and the content is very useful, but despite that, your channel is still growing slowly I think that many viewers today on KZbin do not prefer a lot of explanation and commentary done by the owner of the content (the chatterbox). This is evidenced by the fact that there are many channels that are similar to your content and are mostly silent and achieve very high views Therefore, I advise you to limit explaining and commenting unless absolutely necessary. By doing so, I believe that your channel will achieve better viewing results. 👍👍👍❤👍👍👍

I always am fascinated by how much you study and prepare for the things you do. Never boring. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Pull the brake lever on the left and try the starter

omg your son yelling out GOOD was hilarious

maybe you can get a wood boiler, that can also burn waste oil???? that way whenever you're done changing oil in equipment and come back with 10 gallons of waste oil... you can just fire that stuff right off into the boiler over the course of a month of whatever.

I know you said we don't need to do alot of electrical work but it sure feels like it looking at this here video

what are the spacers you are putting around the windows?

These should be more popular than they are , especially down south were there is a lot of sun, a lot of heat and blackouts due to a/c eating up the energy..

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Pretty cool but wouldn’t you want a dedicated solar array for the shop instead of individual ones? That way you have one centralized system for all the shop power and to feed your battery bank.

Will you need to relocate the CT clamps and where would they go when netmetering is placed?

Many of us here in England use Fahrenheit rather than Centigrade!

Just get an inverter for the solar panels and hook the minisplits into the house grid instead of paying the premium for those solar minisplits

Another great video! 👍 Are there going to be any collabs with Andrew once he starts his new castle?

Jessie, that unit should have an “away” mode that brings the temp down to like 48 I think.

can someone provide a ballpark estimate for how much this level of effort costs?

Very neat system, AC is mostly needed when the sun is out. A drawback is that you cant do anything else with the solar power that goes into the AC unit, like feeding it to a battery ( alot of time there will be decent solar power but you dont need AC yet). But this system is as easy as it gets.

The additional connector is for a Bluetooth/WiFi module to control until from your mobile phone app.

How long can one battery runs the entire house for

The only thing I would have done differently is place a single sheet of vinyl flooring before the walls went up.

Wood is the way to go💪💪💪

This IS fascinating! The first AC product I've seen promoting the solar power feature. I'm so glad you are doing this video. Thank you!

Imho boiler without automatic control is a mess, you have to remember to backfill several times a day and night, stockpile dry wood, watch out for fires from the chimney and soot, etc. Go into all-electric heating. You can put some solar tracer with those nice looking bifacial solar panels, between electric post and small garage. Here in Poland about 80% of heat pumps in houses are air-to-water type(here ground heat exchangers are very expensive), with a buffer tank with an additional electric heater in case of big frost. If there is a heat exchanger with a large area(like underfloor heating) water at the outlet does not have to be as hot as for standard radiators, and the efficiency is good, concrete also accumulates a lot of heat. Here new solid fuel boilers are mostly for pellets(compressed biofuel, wood shavings, willow, grain, etc, Pastilles are fed automatically, the bunker refilled once a week.), or for natural or LPG gas.