Mine lasted one year and quit working and when it did work it was really slow to react to changes. These are very inexpensive and you get what you pay for.

. Do you have the link for the bms app.

nice video!

Chainsaw is made to cut wood. Cutting weeds will pull the chain off the bar.

Thanks for the help

You have to have nerves of steel 😮‼️👀👍🏽🙏🏾

Yes, openings on the Blade accessor(ies) [i used a Wood Cutter blade] lets you adjust the ANGLE of blade onto the Spindle’s 4 pin-posts to better fit the space / area in which you’re working. GREAT & versatile tool - sawing, sanding paint, smoothing surfaces, scraping corrosion & rust; so many jobs helped by the variety of blade accessories.

Almost 20 minutes to explain a 5 minute job

Does this come with the Deans connector included with it ?

Taking way too long bro. 19 minutes. Should’ve been done in five.

The best mod with this is to connect the plus of the welding pen to the input plus on the board, not to the output plus. Regards

Thank you! I’ve been trying to find a video showing how to program one of these for a while.

When cutting the nail move back and forth. Don't stay in one spot. Use the entire blade or it will get too hot !

Carbon brushes are for fixing the internals when the motor wears out.

..the most what catceh my interest/what amazed me are those *Lifo-batteries* ! Soo beautifull..i like to make the same, but with nuch lesser batteries, just enough to run my 1000 Watt Airco on it..! *Can you tell me the exact type/Voltage/Ah etc batterie it is sir? And where you buyed them, and what cost per 1..50..100 pcs. ! Thank, also great video, have a good day

I have one of these. I have been trying to figure out how to remove the guard. Still searching.

Mine still keeps flying off 😩

Is the battery dead?

Very cool video. Thanks for sharing

hi friend. I am working with same BMS to make a 14s out of two 7s old electric car batteries. Thanks for helpful info!

This shit so frustrating how do you air mount a 65 inch it’s no way to put the bottom screw into the bracket on the back of the tv

mine kept flying off until i realized that the holes on the blade and the raised dots on the tool need to fit into each other.

..nooo men..too much irritating noises, talk more than work on that thing.. srry.im out !

It seems it would be best to work it out first - before filming. The filming was not always showing what was going on.

Did you encounter problems with the app?

What are all of the length and sizes of screws, lost mine during moving

@Simply Focus: Do you need to power the device from a a separate 12V battery (top two wires) or can you use the 48V battery for power too? So top wires wires and bottom two wires. Middle two wires to shunt.

ahh the power of editing....hmm...wait a minute..!!!!!!! thx for eventually showing me how to set this damm thing up. 2 thumbs up

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Wow a practical video. Usually I had to skip through your videos. This one is condense and to the point. Excellent video.

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14:30 - If the cell is in a very low charging conditions, then you can see that they do not have a lot of capacity between 3.5V and 3.0V ! Even the internal resistance is increasing if the voltage is lower than 3.6V, because of this the most mobile phones and laptops are not going lower than 3.6V per cell. I charge my 3.7V LiIon-Cells to 4.0V, because over 4.0V the degradation of the electrodes are high and this is causing capacity lost. So I use charging cycles which are not so width.

NICE SETUP . BEST TO USE THICKER WIRING FOR THE INVERTER TO HANDLE UP TO 200 AMPS FOR THE INVERTER . GET ANOTHER BREAKER TO REPLACE THE BURNED OUT ONE . GET MORE OF THOSE LIFEPOF4 CELLS AND AT LEASE A BIGGER CHARGE CONTROLLER ALSO . OTHER THEN THAT , YOU'RE GOOD . MAY THE SOLAR BE WITH YOU .

what voltage source does it use?

I know you can calibrate the battery voltage display on the MSB v119 to make up for line loss and such. Not with the bluetooth but adjust the parameters manually on the box. I think it's D06 in the menu setting.

All of mine have been around 69Ah, just like the BMW battery is rated that these were made for.

Thanks

Hello sir , I’m a believer in many things I don’t why but when you post something I’m their watching and I have ask tooooooo many times to contact me !!!!

YOUR CLAIMS / TESTING ARE INVALID!!! 1. You started the test with the battery not fully charged... (the cells are only ~3.4v) 2. If the cells are not balanced when fully charged then you cant do a test and make false claims... (You need to top balance the cells for maybe a week or more until current stops flowing between them. Large LifePO4 cells can take a very long time to balance.) If you don't have a DC current clamp meter you should really get one. (~$25) *** Take each cell and charge them individually to 100% 3.65v After all cells are fully charged, connect all of them in parallel for at least a few days or more until there is 0 amps flowing between all of the batteries using a DC current clamp meter ***

$29.00 3.2v 74ah ...no way ...link .....to buy ( nice vid )

Careful adding more panels in parallel. 2s4p might mean 28v 20amps or 48v 12amps. You get what I am saying. The wire you are using is rated in amps and volts. Amps being the concern first. most wire for solar panels are 12 gauge which allows 20 amps max at 100 feet. 15 amps at 150 feet. its better to do 4s2p if your MPPT controller can handle it or run duel wires. Amps are what causes damage to wires. Be safe.

It is not working for you because it's 60 in and 100 out, anything other than that you would see fire and smoke

Good information. Can you do a follow up after a few cycles to show if ah/kwh increases?

This is the funniest video I have seen to show me how to thread a trimmer😂😂😂

looks like it has not been maintained for some time .......shoiud be done once a year--- filter , electrods and nozzle

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you put the black B- on a positive side. do you know what your doing? stop, just stop.

bro, your battery is going to short out and catch on fire. make sure you always have an ABC fire extinguisher near by at all times.