The music is stellar

For those of you reading this comment, it's okay, it's normal to feel lonely sometimes, if you're going through tough times, keep trying, but never give up,

I'm curious. I know being in direct sun and seeing your controller screen is a challenge. The shade is probably good enough for the pilot, but in this kind of work, do you ever work in teams and collaborate, and if so, is that monitor insufficient?

Electric cars are nothing new. They had them in the 1800's! I guess you are saving money by not buying gas so most of that money is going to buy groceries and insurance which have gone to ridiculous prices due to Bidenomics.

I respect the environment too much to drive an EV.

doesn't hot water pipes get too hot for insulation?

This is a powerful video. Great story.

You said Don’t need to insulate the pipe cold water, why explain ?

How about just wrapping with faux foil bubble wrap?

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Why am I paying for other people to charge their cars? Does United Power offer a program to help me fuel my car? United power is a co-op. They have no business pushing political agendas. Their only job is to provide power as cheap as possible to it's members. This ain't it United Power.

What is the phone number? Being Very OLD I am finding paying my monthly bill difficult to locate.

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Good series of vids. Most things I was already doing right and got some good tips from you!

I did this for all my trunk ducts. Made a big difference in keeping the ducts from radiating heat out into my unfinished crawlspace. The only thing I would add here is to use the foamboard (or regular insulation) where possible on the tops of the duct trunks as well as taping ALL seams. Also, for those tight areas where the return and supply lines are so close perhaps the radiant foil you showed would be better than those presentation plastic thingys

Evs are junk, stop wasting money.

Bottom of the story if he would of used all he had he probably would of went camping that day.

I have cold air coming up through my supply return vent. it's a big vent in the floor of my first floor going into basement to the furnace. I was thinking of insulating it because it's so cold coming from that return vent. It makes my living feel so cold.

This rebate seems to be catering to the rich.

Personally, I'd smash.

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Interesting.

If you were electrocuted you would be dead

Was I the only one getting nervous when he was putting his hook near the central junction box?

Will remember that bunny hop.

Does this help with soundproofing or does anyone recommend a material for soundproof

When I was a firefighter I was electrocuted outside a house fire buy a downed power line from pole hidden in tall grass. I remember is my knees buckling, putting my hand down on ground to catch myself and immediately seeing sparks and feeling like I was hit by a truck as I was thrown backwards. When I regained consciousness it felt like a elephant was sitting on my chest as I was having trouble breathing and in pain. I was rushed to hospital and they were surprised I wasn't dead. I refused to stay for observation like a dumbass. I just wanted to go home. I've been scared of electricity ever since.

thank you for sharing, im glad u lived

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It wold have been a better story if you was thinking about some ........

What software package do you use to over lay the pole locations on a map? I work for a Coop in South Carolina, and we have a Matrice 300 and we are wanting to get to that level! Thanks!

I knew someone who hit an overhead power line with a dump truck. Got out and nothing happened, reached back in the truck for something and got blown apart. Lost both legs and had other serious injuries. Even the 120/240 power on the secondary side can easily kill you.

The install looks amazing! Thank you for choosing National Car Charging for the hardware!!

My uncle lost his right leg and right arm the same way

The 1 thumbs down was from the transformer that couldn’t take this guy out. Great video

terrible work. you basically tacked the panels on and did not seal each panel to the other. that lets moisture in. a basic no-no. ok to hold in place but then you seal those joints completely. how did you tape the panel you couldn't fit but had to slid it down into position? you didn't, moisture there too. You didn't mention anything about checking seams. i would've put mastic down on all seams regardless. metal tape at the least. your end result was sloppy as hell. looked like crap.

interesting, we can also provide the service of 220V online inspection. We serve the world largest grid. any chance to cooperate in your company?

kwh/ month?

A good DIY video, but NOT showing missing steps; Don't test or seal all duct joints first. Don't check and screw-down loose take off boots or large duct sections for popping noises when heating up/cooling off. Don't use spacers to allow an air space between duct and insulation. Use a flammable paper backed F/G insulation not intended for supply duct work.

Doesn't know his 45 from his 90 @ 1:42.

Good idea this

What kind of savings and benefits can l see

Part way through the United Power video, utube unexpectedly dropped the video and took me to a completely different video. I was gives about a 5 second to Cancel, but that did no good. When i finally got back to the United Power video i had to start over. This happened several times so i did not get to finish my video. Most frustrating

Very educational series.

Did you use just tape to secure the board?

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Thanks! I was just about to give up looking up if that kind could/should be used to insulate ducts...I even looked on the Rmax poly/foamboard website, h.depot, none of them had the foil faced poly-foam sheet material as duct insulation. This project I'm doing new cold air returns in my crawlspace, I had bought the foil/bubble wrap but it's going back, I need max insulation per inch due to clearance limitations. Too bad "Dow tuff stuff" is so hard to get/find..H.Depot says "only in stores" which means if it sin't in your store, you can't special order it..and it's not around here in Michigan. The Home depot does carry the Rmax R-matte poly-foam boards which I'm going to go purchase, and seal the corners and edges with foil tape UL181 for hvac. I'm skeptical about the soft science claims of the foil/bubble wrap crap.

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What about using the correct duct wrap, but even before that what do you think about sealing up all of the air gaps just on the metal seams in the ductwork and the unit itself? Contrary to popular belief (sadly) insulation is not going to seal the ducts and prevent unconditioned air from infiltrating the unit. Which I'm guessing is a far bigger energy waster than radiant heat/cooling loss. Judging from the professional looking install it''s probably lined on the inside with insulation already anyways.