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Thank you sir i just want to try that on my 1000watt inverter try it to make a stable supply to my inverter

Thanks. I was thinking about making one of these, and saw your video. My thought is a shorter chain would help control how much of the surface area the chain is engaging with. Pulling it around a bend is a LOT of surface to drag a the chain across and through. Shorter chain would allow your arms to extend and cut flatter..

Those suck lol I dread when a heat exchanger replacement in a Trane or American standard is handed to me

Thank you sir! Helped me learn what a cross break even is as an engineering student.

Seems like a dumb question, but I know I need to check to make sure the flue is open with a traditional fireplace. How do I do that with this woodstove insert?

Looking pretty good, Guy. Looks like you had a lot of good guys helping you out.

Thank you appreciate the knowledge have same wood stove

What is a news paper??

You said this is the way they should be… The NEC does not stipulate a specific way… Ground up or down.

Thanks a million, I'm just not getting any volts to the upper thermostat, and I an thinking it's a faulty wire between the water heater box that is showing power, but no volt reading to the upper thermostat.

I have a 35' chimney that is lined with rockwool. My stove is a modern super efficient EPA stove. We've been smoked out many times. We always make sure no exhaust fans are on when we start the stove. Last time I put 4 candles in the stove for half an hour, and then placed a hot plate in the stove for 1 hour. the little fan came on but the lined chimney stayed cool. I started it with the upside down method, and got a roaring fire going. As soon as I closed the door the fire went out. It refused to draw. I'm thinking of putting a blower contraption on the lined flue to warm the stack. Is there such a thing on the market?

Its a good idea 2 run ac cap hard start kits to ur ac devices 2 reduce the amt of flyback drawdown 2 ur inverter. There will still b ac flyback & drawdown on device startup going bk 2 ur inverter, but it will b minimized bcuz the drawdown current is being provided by the hard start cap kit, & not the inverter, the fly back 2 the inverter will also b minimized 2 well within safe operational tolerances. Keep in mind that as automated ac devices like fridges, freezer, air con, use compressors & fans that kick in or out at will across an ac circuit causing massive spikes & flyback within the live ac circuit. Meaning, if ur air con is running on the same circuit as ur microwave, normally u pop the breaker everytime. Same thing should happen if u were smart enuf 2 add a (sub) breaker box 2 the inverters ac side. Creating ur standard 15a ac circuit. The air con runs on 6a, but requires a startup of 13.5a to turnover. The microwave runs on 8a, but requires 13.5a 2 turnover. If u start them both at the same time, the breaker will kick out, its can't supply more than 15a on a 120vac circuit, but 2gether, they need 27a 2 turn ovr. Breaker will kick out. Likewise if u start either 1 & then the other, it will still kick out, bcuz no matter which u start 1st, bcuz the standard ac 12/2 or 14/2 awg (depending on ur wiring codes) always has a resistance of 0.5a. So ur total impedance is either 15a or above. Adding a hard start kit will supply a good chunk of amperage right at the device, lowering how much amperage it needs 2 pull thru the wire from ur inverter. Instead of 13.5a drawdown on startup, u can cut that down by half or better if u install the correct hard start kit. Now both the air con & microwave can start @same time, since the drawdown is less than 7a for ea unit on startup, & 0.5a on the wire, the draw nvr exceeds 14.5a, just under what the 15a breaker can provide safely. Now, u won't pop a breaker when u t on microwave while air con is running, neither will ur inverter kick off bcuz its surpassed its startup draw rating. Decent 1000w inverters r generally designed 2 handle a voltage draw/amperage spike of 50% above its rated use, of 1000w. Ur inverter should meet those industry standards or above. So it should now b able 2 handle the loads without damaging itself, or ur batteries if they r hooked directly 2 the inverter.

Basically, what u need is a hard start kit 4 ur ac tools. What happened when u connected the ac cap 2 the inverter, u caused a massive voltage spike aka flyback between the drill press & the inverter cuz ur ac wires runout between the 2 was 2 long, which increases the impedance greatly. This is y all 3 phase ac motors such as the ones found in ur air con unit which require a high startup draw (amperage) r mounted directly to the motor inside the air con unit. Using the shortest connection possible 4 the least amount of impedance to the motor. All the extra runout causes the wire 2 heat up, making the copper atoms vibrate via thermal expansion. Like installing vibrators 4 wet cement on ur air hockey table, the transition between both goals at ea end is the wire, the vibrators the heat, as soon as u send the puck from ur goal directly 2 the opposing goal w a hard push, u immediately notice a loss in power. The vibration effectively caused the puck 2 tack across the table like a sailboat, w a high speed camera, u can watch it in real time. When the angle of incidence changes from 0°\45°\90° in a normal angles in an ac sine wave, it becomes choppy. As seen in the puck, some energy is lost, as the current no longer flows in a smooth wave, in the wire, this is called noise. Like the puck the added angles added by the vibration increaded the distance the puck must travel 2 reach the goal, adding more friction (impedance), which can cause enuf energy loss 2 prevent the puck from even reaching the goal (the LV alarm on inverter sounds & the inverter kicks off.) U can increase the efficiency of ur ac system but adding hard start kits where ever u need them. Fridges, freezers, ac, coffee pots, blenders, heaters. This will eliminate the fly back, draw down on startup, & LV inverter kick out. Also, all flyback is xfer'd thru ur inverter directly 2 ur dc audio capacitor. If u didn't have that the flyback would directly hit ur batteries ea time a motor or compressor kicks in, & severely damage them. Usually this causes the cells to no longer charge above 80%, which is the main part of the load provided from the cells 2 the system. 2 prevent this, u will need 2 add the correct voltage amt of dc caps between ur battery bank & ur inverter. If ur system is 24v, u will need a bank of capacitors in series, since most super or ultra caps run at 3v or under. (Use highest Faraday rating possible) Common standard is 2.7vdc, operating @ 2.5vdc. Need at least 12. They need a control, monitoring, & charge circuit, but luckily the come pre-made in 12v banks w all that built in. U will need dc fuses installed just in case. Now u can wire both 12 v in series 2 make 24v. U can expand ur cap bank by adding another 24v cap bank in parallel behind the 1st. This will provide u w extra space 2 hold the electrons outside of batteries capacity, & provide the extra current/amperage any electrical device requires on the ac side of the inverter, causing any fly bk from reaching ur batteries & destroying the most expensive paet of ur whole system. Caps r cheap in comparison, even the new graphene ultra caps.

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I have a situation hopefully you can help me. I was looking at my buddies whirlpool water heater for him , and when I touched the top I got electrocuted.. I shut the breaker off, and found several things 1. Tank was completely full to the top with calcium 2. Elements are really bad And the 3rd thing , someone ran a three conductor wire with ground, and landed the nutural wire with the ground wires at the grounding Lug on top of the tank

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❓❓❓❓❓❓❓🤔🤔What is the resistive Ohms value for "typical upper and lower heating elements" please 🤔🤔❓❓❓❓❓❓❓

❓❓❓❓❓❓❓🤔🤔What is the resistive Ohms value for "typical upper and lower heating elements" please 🤔🤔❓❓❓❓❓❓❓

❓❓❓❓❓❓❓🤔🤔What is the resistive Ohms value for "typical upper and lower heating elements" please 🤔🤔❓❓❓❓❓❓❓

My wife got me the brunts as a gift the marketing got her, I'm a Thorogood guy personally, the brunts are comfortable but thats about it, I would never wear them to work, I'm constantly up and down ladders and i can tell right off the bat there is either no reinforced shank or the one in it is super low quality, Ill stick to thorogood for work and use the brunts as a yard boot or a shop boot when im working on the car.

Oh and Bless you. (Sneeze at 11 mins)

does your door glass have a slight gap 1/8 or 1/4" gap at the top of the glass pane where it meets the rope gasket? Looking at mine there's almost a tiny gap across the top that I hadn't noticed before. Door fits snug and the rope is getting old and may need replaced? Not sure if that air gap is intentional or not

shouldnt capacitor be near inverter, like max 10cm

i use a microwave 230v capacitor

What model is this

Ur suppose to clip the fan/ limit jumper and the fan part has its own power bro

They still sell the old honeywell round tstats they are magnetic now

Got 2 pairs of these in both colors. The tan ones are more for dress and the black one for working. I actually keep the black ones in my locker at work. I did get sears die hard moc toe for home and they're more robust than these but for the price the ever boot is good and there's almost no break in period which was even better. Im not in the trades and I imagine these will last years for me.

Genius.

I'm a newly widow. my husband always ran our woodstove. I was always too distracted by his expertise on starting a fire in this thing, to ever take notes. I'm so glad I found this video. you perfectly explained just how it works and what it's for and how to use it. with a couple good tips too! thank you for taking the time to make this video. It was very educational and I was able to start a fire with very little struggle. thank you

you ir need to drill holes in a air intake and you can lower your air press ue and stop tapping on bottle

THANK YOU!!! I am just learning on how to use this one & forgot what I was told. You helped so much!!!!

When i push in the center lever and pull out the one on the right. It just kills the fire. I seem to have to leave the primary air open otherwise my fire dies

NEVER,EVER SOKE YOUR WOOD CHIPS!! WHITE SMOKE IS A KILLER!!🤨🤨🤨👎👎👎

Decent boots just a bad heel counter

GitRdone! Btw, nowadays people are using window screen tools instead of a screwdriver

I just had one die right in front of me. He kept turning over when his head tilted. He tried to walk but kept turning over and over like a dog responding to that command. Then it just laid down laid its head on its paws and didn’t move again. Anyone know what this is because we have a TON of squirrels on the nut trees.

You never showed what comes in the Harbor Freight kit or even talked about it. A sloppy demo, just fiddle farting around in your garage and recording it is not going to get you subscribers. I don't know, because I left at about the middle, maybe you did do some explanation.

DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA WHY my bottom thermostat L1 is coming from the top of top heating element beside the yellow wire 2 instead of being hooked to the top thermostat #4

Thank you sir 🫡

hey is it safe to spray the ospho over any wire harnesses and stuff attached to my frame? i plan to take my bed off my 2500hd sierra to do my lift pump and ospho everything while i’m there

Nice analogy!

Very informative 👏

Mr. Brown, I thank you tons for such a simple class. I loved it. I'm trying to model a simple "cross break" in Autodesk inventor and that's how I got to watch your video. Thanks again Sir.

Thank you for shearing your Knoladge! Good and short video!

Your speech is broken up . Not so sure you know what you're talking about.

I feel like brunt is the gimmicky boot brand like might be good for dress up but not good for work am I the only one who thinks this?

The way he's handling the capacitors is giving me anxiety. The day he disrespects them enough that he ends up touching the contacts well be his last day on earth

These morons, we view the video so we can get to do the job but there is no walking us through so what's the sense in viewing it