The 21 people who who have so far taken the time to thank me for helping them solve the problem clearly prove that I am right.

I get that same comment on a regular basis. Even in 35% humidity I get a temperature differential of greater than 20 degrees. 103 outside andless than 80 inside works for me.

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I live in Southern California inland where the humidity is low. Also, I have multiple vents in the roof and in the eaves. I have had the UpDux in place for several years now and I have been in the attic checking for for problems. I have not seen any. Have a nice day!

Thanks for letting me know I helped you!

I appreciate the feedback. And I am glad I was able to help you!

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When you are facing the front of it look at the Lower Left side. Remove the screws holding the plastic cover with the holes in it in place then remove that cover.

@@bccie1pres Thanks!

I totally loved my Bushtrekka until the bushings broke and my wife had to pick me up about 50 miles from home!

My home is 1,150 Sq Ft. I have 1 UpDux in each of the 3 bedrooms. My setup has less air flow per UpDux. I also I have the master bedroom bathroom window open and the door into the garage open about 2 inches. That results in a relatively low air flow which means the "lid" on the UpDux is not standing straight up resulting in a more gentle closure. I suggest you refer to the information in the UpDux box or their website to find out what their recommendation is for the number of UpDux for a home your size.

Walmart and Woodcraft supplies came up in a Google search just now.

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Glad to help Lance! I wish you a safe and good day!!

It is in a nursing home in Palm Springs, California. I have treated patients in over 400 facilities in Southern California and I have never encountered another paper towel dispenser that made that same sound!

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I strongly suspect the piece I highlighted in the video is involved in the adjustments. I gave the Max 5 to my wife's trainer in trade for sessions because it was making her sciatic pain worse. So I can't take it apart to give you advice.

I have the same problem. Now the resistance is all out of wack. 1 thru 6 feels like 10 and so on.

I had two blue pads in my cooler, had to throw them out. Replaced them with the aspen. Works so much better now. Biggest problem with the blue material, it does not absorb water like a sponge. That is essential to develop the large surface area for evaporation, and prevent "channeling" which causes dry spots for hot air to be sucked in.

Thanks Cc Smith! I appreciate your feedback. I put a lot of time and gathered data to test the hypothesis about my upgrades being actual improvements. I wish you a good weekend and I hope everyone in your extended family is well!!

Hello Jay, I had better luck with mine. I used it to make a variety of small items, including micro Christmas trees from various pieces of exotic wood. I gave it to my brother after I got the larger lathe. He now uses it to make small wooden spoons! He turns the overall shape then he hand carves the scoop portion using a Dremel. They are beautiful!!

@@bccie1pres Perhaps they made a bad batch. I was using them for ring making but I'm moving over to a mains drill and bench clamp.

Jay Rodgers, The Nova 2 made by Teknatool is a very versatile bench top lathe with a 12 inch diameter by 16 inch length capacity and they make a large variety of chucks. I have used it to make everything from an 11 inch cap for a wooden mushroom and a 10 inch diameter acorn to a pen with a 9 mm diameter and micro Christmas trees with a 5/8 inch diameter base to Cups and small to medium size bowls. I suggest you not limit yourself at this point. The versatility of a quality bench top lathe has surprised me and given me many more opportunities to make stuff than I ever thought possible when I first bought this lathe. Happy turning sir!

@@bccie1pres Thanks but I don't really have anywhere I'd put it. That's what I liked about the Proxxon, small enough to slide out the way and dig out for a quick bit of ring making in the evening. Only weighed a couple of kg. The garden shed has seen better days, perhaps I'll replace it this year and set myself a small workshop.

Jay Roger's, yhat makes sense. Consider this, I bought a kit from a home improvement store near me for a 10 foot by 10 foot by 10 foot tall shed. I paid a local handyman to make a concrete base. It has 2 doors for easy access and overhead storage. Building a work bench along 3 walls with cabinets under and tool racks above could give you a well organized work and project space. There are some small woodshop guys on youtube that have some really good ideas. Have a great day and stay healthy sir!

You are not the first person to have that opinion. You are entitled to your opinion. However the series if careful measurements I have taken documenting a drop in temperatures inside my home prove your opinion to be unfounded. I will continue to use 2 synthetic pads stacked together in all 4 of the inlets of my rooftop evaporative cooler based on the decreased temperature readings inside my home on days when the external variables such as temperature and humidity were the same. Data always better than opinion. Have a nice day and I hope you and your family are all well.

Steve did you also test with Aspen pads?

The bushings looked like they were sintered bronze that was done really poorly. The entire lip broke off and the entire unit was then unusable. I was horribly disappointed because it is an awesome concept and the tent-cot was very comfortable for sleeping in!! I took a 45 mile ride with the second trailer and slept in it at a state park as a test. Unfortunately I never got to use it on a long distance tour ride.

The fan provides the resistance. Google it to see if anyone else has done that.

Hi Ahmad - No, the Max Trainer fan does not have any wiring connected to it, BUT you should not remove the fan for the following reasons: 1) The #1 reason - Your Max Trainer will no longer work! This is because mounted to the fan's backing plate are 4 small magnets. When you pedal the machine, the fan rotates and those magnets pass in front of a "speed sensor". The speed sensor is what "wakes" the machine up and determines the RPM (pedal speed) and your calorie burn rate. If the fan was removed then the speed sensor would never detect any rotational movement and thus your machine would also "Pause" any workout every 5 seconds. There is a workaround (though still not suggested): 2) The fan BLADES are riveted to the fan's backing plate and so, in theory, you could drill out the rivets and remove ONLY the fan BLADES. Then those magnets on the fan's backing plate would remain and so the speed sensor would still function OK. However, the fan blades provide SOME resistance and so your machine would not have as much resistance as it should, which means the calorie burn values would be incorrect. Note the REAL resistance is provided by the brake disc and the brake magnets (using "eddy current" braking technology). Also, the fan blades remove the hot air and help cool the brake disc's heat and so with no fan blades the brake disc would be much hotter.

@@norcalkid2776 ​ Thank you for the detailed information. I will try the second option as soon as I find a used m5 in my area :)