Very cool demonstration. Your instructions/directions are easy to follow.

That is truly a terrible soldering iron, there are some excellent, budget, irons these days, that's not one of them. I am not refering to the project but the soldering iron.

Super informative!

Thank you for your build video! I also used glue on my index finger to place the tiny magnet in position 😆. I'm really grateful for this video, and I would like to add two pieces of information. # Magnetic Zero Position Letter and Offset When setting the offset, you should start by configuring the "Magnetic Zero Position Letter" field before adjusting the "Offset." For example, if your leader was showing "E" when the "Offset" was set to 0, it means the unit's "Magnetic Zero Position Letter" is "E." Setting this field will automatically provide an approximate value for the offset. Click the "Update" button to check if the recommended offset works for your unit. From there, you can fine-tune the offset without changing the "Magnetic Zero Position Letter." Internally, the onboard chip keeps track of the currently displayed letter in memory and resets it to the "Magnetic Zero Position Letter" whenever the sensor detects the magnet. Therefore, it is crucial to set the correct Magnetic Zero Position Letter. # Connecting to Your Home Wi-Fi Router On the web UI, you can enter your Wi-Fi SSID and password, then click "Update" and restart the AfterAI Flaps. From the next boot, it will attempt to connect to your Wi-Fi access point (ensure that IP assignment remains dynamic, as static IP assignment may not work well depending on your router's settings). Once connected to your router, you can find its IP address by checking your router's web UI. Alternatively, you can determine its dynamically assigned IP address by interpreting the Morse code signal, as demonstrated in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6LPdKV_nLqKoZY. Thank you again for your video! I think people will feel inspired to build their own AfterAI Flaps alongside you!

It is super cool!

Very nice job showcasing the Jitterbug! Thank you for the wonderful, educational video! I am an employee of Learn to Solder Kits and I love to see our product in action! Very nice! 😊

Type c usb?

Nice

Definitely going to watch this closely, as I'd love one of these in my workshop! Hopefully it's a great and reliable product. Also, very nice work putting this together and thank you for the tips to make my job easier Cheers, Darren. Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

Nice kit and nice video, I dont see a link to the kit itself?

Wow, amazing test. I do feel bad that Harley lost her personal items, she won't be able to travel international now, lol. :(

I need one! Thanks for showing us.

That's amazing!

have you try the small safety deposit box?

😂😂 it was fun. Thank you for doing this Sr.

poor dog, doesn't have Identity proof, and memories anymore..😢

did you put some doggy food? I mean, since is Harley's 😂😂😂

poor Harley, all her documents!😮 😂😂😂

😮 dog passport 😂❤❤

No way some fool will kill ya for it nope im cool

You did a great job demonstrating how this product could be used.

Pretty nifty!

I have the Schumacher SJ1427 model of 1500w and I would like to know if I can replace the battery with a LiFePo4 Battery 12.8v 40Ah 12v Lithium

Very clear and easy to follow. Thanks for sharing!

Very clear explanation with a lot of details and moreover with a normal speech speed. Easier for me to well understand because English is not my first language.

What size are the security torx screws that hold the housing together?

did this do a good job of converting your tapes to mp3's? and did it pick up the motor noise when you played the mp3's back? thanks.

Sweet. I have two of these that I need to replace the batteries on. Thanks for the video

Nice! Thanks. I would like to see how you setup the new matrix.

Thank you.

Thanks for sharing. Very clear.

Man, I hate it when I starve because a philosopher steals my chopstick.

Garbage 🗑️ 👎

need security screw spec please

Good Info. I want to add an external 12v charger to it. Knowing Batt id diret to leads is good to know. Brighter light and a close up would be helpful

What security screw size and name of style screw head?

Great video, thanks for sharing your knowledge! Do you print the hole jig for sale? I'd love to buy one!

you shoed start with pos frst

is it safer to connect the negative lead last?

Very beautiful!

Very cool, I live the green dripping, reminds me of the matrix code 😊

Thanks for this video. Learned a lot from it. I noticed you provided a link to the bullet lights with the resistors, but not the square node ones with the voltage regulator. Any chance you could update the description with that link?

I'm getting a R01 code on my display when I switch to the power inverter, any help? 😊

Can you post a link to the 2nd Pixel right array you talked about with solid state device instead of resistors. Thanks

It is a great video. I liked it. Thanks for your time in recording and sharing. It is very useful.

Update. I put the new battery in, tried all the circuits and it works good. Had a opportunity to help someone with a dead battery and in couple minutes, it started the car. VERY happy with the results. And that I now have this in my car for emergencies. Thanks again for the excellent video.

Really well done 👍👍

Fantastic!! So glad I found this!! So helpful

Fantastic video!! So informative

Great video...very informative! where did you get the Blue fixture for drilling the holes in the j channel? Does that fit 3/4" or 1" j channel? Any info on that would be greatly appreciated.