@@iamszaee I will add another video showing the compressor lines also. It’s so nice to see more and more people making things by hand instead of buying them. I never operated a lathe or milling machine until a few years ago. I actually started at 13 doing plumbing. My father was a master plumber and his father was a master plumber so I figured that was what I was going to do. While I enjoyed it and trust me getting 100 dollars on a Sunday in the 90s was a great feeling. I also loved electronics because my grandfather worked for RCA TELEVISION in the 30s. He is part of the reason you have a color tv because he helped design the first double sided circuit board. Anyway when I was about 15 my father took our car to SEARS to have a car stereo installed and after 3 days my father took the car back because they just couldn’t figure it out. I asked my dad if I could try and it worked within an hour. This was what I wanted to do. To make a long story short. I ended up owing a car stereo and alarm store in the 90s and I was in Business until I was in a terrible car accident the day after Christmas in 2001. I was blindsided by a Verizon truck. I had to close my business and it’s been rough at times but I can’t complain. In 2016 I was in a coma for 2 weeks on my death bed because I was given wrong medication from a doctor after I was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis. Currently I can do things here and there. I am waiting on both hips to be replaced. I guess that was all those years installing alarms on my knees but, I can’t complain. I was only learning from you tube so everything I made was just hit or miss. I have only been using the mill and lathe for about a year at that time and it’s so fun. I honestly haven’t touched that stuff in about a year. I started to build HENRY FORDS first engine and in the middle of building it our car was having problems and I purchased a new electric vehicle and then I converted my riding mower to electric. I have videos of that too. My problem is I jump around too much. But, I do have a lot of experience with basically everything. I am 55 and after 35 years I actually got back into playing guitar since it’s hard to stand on my feet for a long time. I will get another video out today of the other components and hopefully that will help you out. You should grab a camera and take pictures of your progress. I would love to see how it comes out. It’s a pleasure meeting people who work with their hands. It seems more and more people are trying to be you tube stars instead of trying to help People out. Talk to you soon..

That is freaking awesome dude!!! Quick question on how you rigged up that sun tech pneumatic gun is that a non palm switch? I’m curious about how you actually made that work?

@iamszaee I actually made it with the milling machine. I will make a short video and you can get a close up. Honestly it's very simple to make. If you get a piece of aluminum and take off the top plate with the regulator and the butterfly switch then just drill 2 holes for the air inlet. I got it from Amazon. It's a sm401 butterfly impact wrench.

@@doingstufforatleasttrying4843can’t wait bro! That is some cool engineering into that! Parts are sweet! 🤝🏼

I just made a video for you. It's a close up of everything and I tried to explain it the best I could. Let me know how it works out. If you need the air supply and other pics just let me know.. take care...

@tobybarker6808 sorry about that. It's been 35 years since I stopped playing. Now I have rheumatoid arthritis which affects all my joints but, I have been practicing again. Give me a few months. It's not like riding a bike..🤣🤣🤣

@@doingstufforatleasttrying4843 no worries - great video...i just couldnt hear it

@tobybarker6808 it's all good..

@@nodirbekamirov1593 That’s what it was. I didn’t realize it locks and unlocks with the car. Thanks for the comment..

@ yes brother i have same car but charging is so slow

@nodirbekamirov1593 so true..I have the same problem. 👍

@Satoske it was 50 percent off so it was like 18 and some change..I got lucky for once..🤣

@doingstufforatleasttrying4843 nah ur so lucky even 35 dollar is a really good price

@@mariyamwanikiThe weather is definitely changing. They finally fell yesterday along with all the rain. I know what I will be doing today. Hope you have a great day..

@@sambaaxe I can do my entire yard front and back and it uses about 2.5 Amp hours. The batteries are 100 amp hours. I usually go around my lawn a few times but, I could roughly mow my lawn about 50 times before I need to charge the batteries. It’s definitely way too much amp hours for this mower. I will probably buy a 36 volt battery with a lower amp hour so I can use these 12 volt batteries for my solar system. I imagine a 10 amp hour battery would probably do about a 1/4 acre. Hope this helps you out. Thanks..

@@timpage9195 They definitely lost something through the years. I will probably change the tuners first. They are really tight and feel really choppy. I feel like the string is ready to pop and it’s extremely hard to turn.🤣But, it’s definitely fun to play. Thanks for the comment... 👍

@@oficinadomarcheto model number?

@doingstufforatleasttrying4843 ic

@@K9River It’s so wrong what they did. Especially when the animals are not bothering anyone. It’s so sad that people can be so cold hearted. Shit has to change..

🤣🤣🤣 they are funny little guys..

I feed him everyday...😁

@@Big-back99same to you.. Hope you and your family are safe and well....❤️

Ty

@Blukiz_pr Really.. I didn't know that. I have only been using them for about 8 months. On my mower I thought I was using 25 amp hours every time I mowed my lawn. Until I figured out that I never reset the meter. I actually only use about 2 amp hours on a 1/4 acre. I was thinking of buying a 36 volt bms to see if that worked better. Anyway.. thanks for the information. It's appreciated..this is all new to me and I am still learning.

@ im still learning too . Im doing a offgrid backup setup for my home . 🙏🏽

@Blukiz_pr awesome.. I am starting to do the same but, very slowly. But, if you want an example. I just put 2 200 watt solar panels out and the controller. To 1 of these batteries and it saves us about 40 bucks a month with a power inverter to run a few things in our house that we use daily. We make dog treats and use a heated dehydrator and that runs 10 hours a day. It saved us roughly 40 dollars a month just using 1 battery and 2 panels..You should start posting videos. I would subscribe..

@@ChristianNeff I am incredibly happy with my 36 volt mower. The mistake I made was using 3 12 volt batteries. I should have just purchased one 36 volt battery. The 3 12 volt batteries are sometimes out of balance. It’s overkill for what I did. But, Honestly I got really lucky and found a 36 volt motor from a floor burnisher and it works incredibly well. It’s a 2.5 hp at 2800 rpm’s. I feel the mower has more power and runs forever. I made a small adapter and used all the original belts. I just wish I used a better mower. My only regret. I will also subscribe back. Thanks and I hope to see a video soon.. take care.

@@juanfigueroa6941 I didn’t realize I could go down to 10 volts. I thought 11.1 was the lowest for lifepo4 batteries. I will redo the test and set the voltage at 10 volts. I am still new to these batteries. I installed car stereos and alarms in the 90s but, still learning on these batteries. Thank you for the help. It’s appreciated. 👍

@@doingstufforatleasttrying4843 please post your retesting results. Thanks

@@juanfigueroa6941 I will get it done within a day or so..

I actually have a few chargers. For some reason, it will only charge to 13.8 volts. And then stop. They are very cheap BMS. I tried some of the other, and they did the same thing.. I will take a look again.. thanks for the comment. Its appreciated..

@@kamisatoayato9096 Thank you..😊

@jab376 You're absolutely correct. The batteries are coming down in price a lot. The biggest problem with these batteries is the BMS BOARDS. They are terrible. After I replaced the one, it was a completely different battery. The bms had no problem starting a car after. With the other Bms, it would just shut right down like it was a direct short. Thanks for the comment.

@jhern083 I wanted to make a joke, but it didn't seem that way. I was testing this power inverter and I wanted to see if it would actually charge my car in case of a power failure. I was actually surprised it worked. I only had it hooked up for the video. It didn't stay that way..

@philiptaylor6911 No, that is actually an adapter I got from Amazon to use a dewalt battery. I recently picked this up at a flea market. That's why I got it so cheap. Sorry for the confusion. Thanks for the comment..

@@philiptaylor6911 I purchased it at a flea market..

@localz303 I enjoy it way too much.. lol.. I just received the switch, and I will install it today. I will probably do a video. I also picked up a small fender amp that is not working. I will probably do a video on that, too, and hopefully, I can fix it. Thanks for the comment. 👍

@@Riesyn999 I am definitely going to try them. I have been trying so many different picks. When I was younger any pick would work and now it really makes a big difference. The funny thing is I lost my power supply for the digi tech. Amazon to the rescue. The battery inside was dead and it wasn’t keeping Memory but, even after all these years it still works great. Thanks for the comment. Enjoy your journey, I am definitely enjoying mine. Hope you and your family are well. Thanks again..

@@gdwinn1 I bought it from Guitar Center. I have 45 days to return it if I want. It really pisses me off because I felt like this is a used guitar. The pick guard had plastic on it but, it was all scratched. They did have another one at the store but, it’s more of a greenish color. I will update when I hear back from Epiphone. Thanks

I will see what they say. I thought I was buying a brand new guitar until I got to the store and the guy just basically grabbed one off of the wall and said here.. I was like no box no nothing and he said nope. He said as soon as they come in they put them immediately on the walls and throw out the boxes. So it's basically a used guitar. But, it feels so good to play. I will definitely update soon. Thanks for the comment.

@archangel1957. It's at the shop now and I can pick it up tomorrow. The other one was more greenish and I really like the blue. 😁

@@doingstufforatleasttrying4843 Gotcha, glad it's ready to get picked up! Yeah that blue is hella sick!

I think they have another one at guitar center. I purchased it brand new. And they basically handed me the guitar from the wall. My guess is someone broke it and didn't say anything. The knobs are also lose. Very easy to fix. I will see what they say. It feels so nice though..thanks for the comment.

It feels so nice to play. I haven't played in 30 years and I just started practicing again on an old Brownsville and my wife says , why don't you buy something nice😂😂😂. Ok.. no interest for 48 months. 550 out the door. It's being repaired now.

@jayearl88 let me check what happened to the sound. I'm so sorry..

@@chuckreid6274 Thank you..

@@ccoody1 I'm so sorry. I will have to see what happened..

@offgridwanabe I just recently got these off of a seller on ebay. They hold about 18AH.. I am just trying to use my other 12 volt batteries for a solar system and just use these for my mower. I usually use about 10AH or so to cut the grass. I am very happy with them. I'm sorry yours are full of corrosion. Thanks for reaching out.

@@offgridwanabe I also subscribed to you..

@@doingstufforatleasttrying4843 Thanks I have had these running for a few years now they are quite robust. If you get good packs

@HammerStorm-ux3xx Yes I actually did test all of them and believe it or not they all went about 100 Amp hour and the watts. The only problem I had was the one bms. It just let out smoke under the first load. But, all the other ones are working fine. It seems to be a real cheap bms that they put in them. The price does reflect that. But after 3 months I could not be happier. It's way over kill for my mower because I only use about 10 Amp hours to cut my front and back lawn. The last time I was pulling cinder blocks in my carts and the mower is stronger than gas🤣 but, Amazon has a great cheap bms for like 30 bucks and it will do 130 amps. To give you an example. If you use those battery Spot welders, the hysincere battery will just reset. It thinks it's a dead short and won't output anything. The cheap bms from Amazon has no problem. In fact I used it to start my other car and it ran great in a Kia Sorento 6 cylinder. If you need some cheap but good batteries then these are the way to go. I think they are mostly made for solar. Anyway thanks for the comment. 👍

@@doingstufforatleasttrying4843 Here are some procedures for testing the capacity of a 12.8v 100ah LiFePO4 battery: Check the open circuit voltage Disconnect all loads and chargers from the battery, and wait 15-30 minutes. Then, use a multimeter to measure the open circuit voltage. Compare the voltage to the battery manual's SoC chart or voltage curve chart. A fully charged 12v LiFePO4 battery should have a voltage of around 13.3-13.4v. Discharge the battery Discharge the battery at a constant current of 0.2C5A until it reaches 10.0 volts. Calculate the capacity The battery's capacity is measured in Ampere-hours (Ah). It's calculated by multiplying the current consumption by the hours it takes to discharge the battery to 2.0 V. Here are some other tips for testing and charging LiFePO4 batteries: The recommended charge voltage for LiFePO4 batteries is 14.0-14.6V at 25℃. The best recommended charge voltage is 14.4V. LiFePO4 batteries don't need to be float-charged. If the charger has a float voltage setting, set it to 13.6V. A LiFePO4 battery shouldn't experience permanent degradation when charged between 0 ºC and 45 ºC.

Thank you for that information. I think fully charged it was reading about 14.7 volts but, I could be wrong. I am actually charging the battery now and will try it again at 10amps and I will set the low voltage to 10 volts and see if I get a better result. I really appreciate all the information. I have worked with electronics my whole life and these are all new to me. I use to use interstate batteries along with 1 Farat caps. That's the way we did it in the 90s..😂 technology is amazing.

@@doingstufforatleasttrying4843 I wouldn't recommend these lipo4 batteries for car use. They get bounced around too much and it's too hot under the hood this severely cut the Life of the battery. They do make some lipo4 batteries for use in cars. I'm glad you're retest showed you got what you paid for and more for the price.

@xavierbreazell5877 I did give it a shot. It seems the one set of windings melted together. I tried to soider it together and I think it's all melted together. When I plugged it in just another puff of smoke came out. I usually see those motors at flea markets. We have one tomorrow if the weather stays clear. I will definitely update with a new video. Thanks so much. I really appreciate it.

@@bugboimovies7702 He is excited and loves food. 🤣🤣🤣❤️

@quangvu1979 Definitely. 2 problems I have had. The first is to make sure the blade gets plenty of water. Secondly, I would use some kind of guide like even a 2x4 or something to guide the saw along side of it to make sure you get the straight line. I think the bigger one is like 30 dollars more, and I think it's definitely worth it. Just remember. A 10 inch saw will do 5 inches. A 12 inch will do about 6 inches and so on. You only get about half of the size of the blade is how deep you can go. Mine still works great. You should post a video. Hope it works out. Let me know how you make out..

@Wonky4925 Was it a 2024 or 2023. I know they had some problems with the first year. My citation is definitely not like yours. I only have 900 miles on it and bought it on 4/20. I am disabled along with my wife so we don't drive alot. We needed a new car and the prices we were getting were way out of our reach. We are on a fixed income. All said and done we only pay 249. A month. That's our price range. I have only charged it like 5 times so far in 4 months. What kind of problems did you have other than the battery because I heard they all went the first year. I didn't hear about the computer problem though. I would love to know more. Thanks for the heads up...

@kathyharrold758 They are smart. There are a few that come around regularly. This little one almost let me feed him. I have so many other videos of him also. Thank you for the comment.