@@jcruzlbc420 my 2018 Model 3 had it for 4 years and it never faded. Maybe because my car was stored in a garage it didn’t fade versus stored outside. I’ve removed it from a friends wheels just using a power washer.

@@MoNoHeAd5 yes, the battery was for 12V. Maybe there is a converter available, such as 48v to 12v?

@@MoNoHeAd5 I looked them up and they are called converters, reducers, or step downs. I found them on Amazon for around $19

@@rickslife yeah, she only ever wanted our attention 🙏🏽

@@queenofhearts57 I’ve removed it from wheel covers before just with a power washer. I’ve heard of other people using goo gone, acetone, and paint thinner but first check your make sure whatever you use will be safe on the area you have sprayed (paint, alloys, plastic, etc)

@@mrfunkington if you don’t want to wear a mask that’s your choice to make. I would never advise someone to not use a mask because plastidip uses chemicals such as Toluene, Xylene, Hexane, and VOC’s which are known to cause damage to the nervous system, liver, and respirator problems. Wearing a respirator with organic vapor cartridges, helps protect your lungs from these fumes.

@@pumpsquad4218 under Management > Install App = I add apps that I want automatically loaded for each device. You can create different profiles for different groups/users/devices. Under Management > Allowed/Blocked Apps = is where I would add users/devices to profiles “if” I wanted to limit what users can download. Hopefully this is what you were asking about.

@@IAmThePrepper lol, tell her it’s for safekeeping jewelry and other valuables if going for a run 😉

@@JonJong received the safe today. I was surprised it was kind of light since it uses 12 gauge steel. but i forgot it is only the top and the side walls and no bottom piece. I will do the installation this week. However, by looking at the safe, i am concern about thief can stick a screwdriver into the gap between the door and the top piece, especially the area where the spring load is, to break the safe.

@@IAmThePrepper I haven’t tried breaking into the safe but once it’s installed, you’ll see there isn’t much leverage when the lid is closed. I think it would be hard to get a screwdriver in between the lid. The 12 gauge steel is also very thick. It hasn’t been a worry of mine but let me know your thoughts after you get it installed. I have not found a better option to date and have been very happy with my 5 Console Vault safes I’ve installed in my vehicles so far.

I agree. To be honest, I can’t find any better solutions to store the critical items in the car unattended. I thought about the lockbox to chain underneath the driver seat. However, for the model 3, the seats are low in both driver and passenger side. It does not have any much clearance to put a solid lockbox (I prefer ‘steelhead lock box’ and it uses 10 gauge steel and the cable seems strong. Any other cheap lock boxes out there are just a false positive to thing it can hold up the thieves to steal your stuff.

@@JonJong sent you a msg from your website to see if you can share a photo of your safe. I am interested to see the edges around the door where it meets with the spring hinge. I have gaps on both side (upper corners on both sides) that I could stick a metal stick or screw driver (and obviously I did not try to pry it open).

@@joeallen294 have fun!

@@SallyannGneiting umm, don’t share the seed phrase here. I suggest deleting your post. The seed phrase is used to access your wallet if you lose your password or change phones. Unless this is a phishing post in which case nobody should attempt to use your seed phrase or risk being hacked.

@@btrotter hopefully they come out with an updated version for the newest refresh!

@@JonJong Just curious, what do you think it would take to pry the lid open? If someone had a screwdriver between the metal lid and console material, would the horizontal mounting screws keep it secured? I assume a highly determined person with the right tools could get it open, but I am mostly concerned with smash and grabs.

@@btrotter I think they use 12 gauge steel so I imagine it would take a lot more than a screwdriver to pry it open. As you mentioned, with the right tools any determined person would be able to get in but it’s going to take a lot of work.

@@pierpontscott9026 I don’t think it’s possible to install upside down. Did the numbers match up when you installed? I know they are hand-balanced so there are specific locations they need to be installed to avoid wobble.

@@BlaQSheep oh well, I’m sure the badges you bought look nice. At least you know for your next project. I’ve even seen some people use this method to change the color of their rims also!

Your black badges will stay black, plastidip needs to be redone after a while

@@mrfunkington trrrueee

@@sammietam4201 I’ve washed mine dozens of times without any issues. The only think that took it off so far was a polisher accidentally hit it with a polishing compound and removed some of the paint. I was able to touch up easily though.

@@JonJong thank you!!!😊

@@deltajohnny thank you 👊🏽

@@SiCarter thank you 🙏🏽

@@YoungPrince thanks. It’s been a tough learning process so figure I would share what I’ve learned.

@@Sunchihi I’ve never tried pushing one but that’s a great question. Maybe someone else can jump in. If not, I’ll see if I can find an answer.

@@JonJong thanks for the reply, I worked out I was doing it wrong - had to type the url without “www.” in the box 👍 works a treat as well

@@Sunchihi great to know, thanks for the update!

@@suped89 none of the cars come with the plug. You need to purchase the MirrorTap. I left a link in the video description.

@@toothpickproductions1283 I was hoping someone would pick up on that 😂

@@JonJong hahaha

@@IAmThePrepper what state do you live in? Most states that I am aware of do not allow storing the of firearms in the glovebox.

I know glovebox is No no. But I thought in CA it does not allow firearm to be stored in glove box and center console.

@@IAmThePrepper if you do a Google search for “25140 PC” you can read the full California Penal Code. Here is a summary: In subsection (b) it states you are allowed to use a locked container out of plain view. This includes a locked container that is permanently affixed to the vehicle’s interior and not in plain view. Under subsection (d)(1)(A) it states a utility or glovebox is not considered a locked container. I know it may sound confusing but you can use a locked container within a utility or glovebox and be compliant. (This is not legal advice, this is only my interpretation of this California Penal Code)

Thanks for the explanation. Won’t hold you accountable :) but appreciate your speedy reply. Subscribed your channel and look forward your videos. Do you have any contact info I can email you for some questions?

@@IAmThePrepper yes, the easiest way to reach me directly is to visit: jonjong.com/contact

@@hoffersongs glad you were able to find it helpful!

@@thedavenaugler the previous fan was wired so one switch operated the lights and the other operated the fan. For this application this was the way I was advised to wire the new fan. Sorry I can’t provide better advise, I’m not an expert on wiring but maybe someone else can chime in. My previous house only had one wire so it wasn’t an issue.

@@JonJong Right on. Thank you. I'm wanting to install this fan to a combo switch, if I can. I'm going to call Big Ass Fans on Monday and see if I can get some clarification. I'm a little old school and would like one rocker on the combo switch to control the light and the other rocker control the fan. We'll see what what I lean this next week. Thank a ton for the video. And a moving blanket is a sound idea for keeping beds clean!

@@thedavenaugler from what I recall these new fans use some sort of electronics so the switch is just left on and instead you mount the remote next to the switch. If you figure out a way that can manually hook up the fans to the switch please give an update. I think the fan needs constant power for the remote and wifi module to work.

Thanks for the compliment. I was scared to put the 1911 in there because I didn’t have a holster for it lol

I forgot to mention there was a cutout in the back for the light. Let me double check to see if there is still access to the USB ports.

@@JonJong can you still access the usb ports?

@@timesaver6689 I just checked; so there is a cutout in the front for the LED light and the back is open so you have full access to both USB-C ports!

@@JonJong Can you post or send me a picture of what it looks like with the cables plugged into the USB-C cord? I dont want to drive around with my safe open.

@@nsx11 I can’t post photos here. I just looked again and the USB ports are below the safe’s locking door. If you are going to plug in an SSD or other device that you want secure that will work perfectly. You can’t access unless you open the safe. If you want to be able to have access while you are driving then you’ll have to keep the lid/door open. If you need access while driving the car you’re better off using the rear passenger USB ports on the back of the center console (this is what I do).

Unfortunately I only see them for the Model 3 and Model Y

@@toddfromflorida we had installed our first Haiku fans back around 2016. We were glad the installation process was very similar. They did make some minor improvements in the design.

It’s been a year and it looks perfect still. Been through weekly car washes and very satisfied. My 2018 Model 3 Performance had the same emblems for 3 years with no issues until I sold the car.

The price is per unit

If you order it from Big Ass Fans, it comes with instructions. It just wires in.

Under the Management tab > Devices Overview > device > Devise information > Info > is it assigned to a device group?

It will fit the Model Y if it is the pre-refreshed center console. If your center console looks the same then it will work. If you have the newer style with the sliding cover then unfortunately it won’t work.

If it does fit then be sure to use code “JJ10” for 10% off your order!

Correct, this is the first step to try. I was unlucky on our Airstream and the socket wouldn't grab. I even called AAA and they were unsuccessful with their lug nut extractors. The aluminum cover partially ripped off and we couldn't get the rest of it off.

Yep, had to replace the ones on our F-150. I wound up beating on a socket to get the old ones off.

so true man I also work at a tire shop at 9/10 of these lugs are swollen, they never fit in the sockets

Good to know, I was too lazy to run to the shop and grab my impact wrench. Good to know for next time. Thanks for sharing 👍🏽

​@@JonJonganother thing to maintain calibration is always set the torque wrench to its lowest spec before you store it. If you didn't know.

@@Gandalf22476 great info, thanks for sharing!

Not necessarily, it depends on the model of wrench. For a unidirectional wrench yes. It will only safely (for the mechanism) apply torque in the rated direction. If it's bidirectional then as long as you set the wrench higher than the break away torque or you don't exceed the max rating of the wrench you're good. But breaker bars are cheap and simple and good and get the same size drive as the torque wrench you own.

Yes, I was able to push our company logo to all devices as the wallpaper.

On the Lock Screen I was able to add our company name and device name (employee name) also

Is that done through the home layout? @@JonJong

@@twindinc there is a tab that specifically says “Wallpaper”

If you wanted to do that i would have swapped out omi for usdt on bitforex than swapped usdt for xlm, than sent the xlm to your wallet and than send xlm to your exchange and cashed out I say xlm because the gas fees are minimal for moving xlm around This video is for people that want to store their omi on their own wallet

Thanks, as I keep learning new features, I should probably share more

I usually list all my old fans for free in the local marketplace if anyone else can use them.

BAF is running a 30% deal right now. I thought the Haiku has motion sense so it would turn on when you entered the room and off when you left if you set it up that way... so close to buying but eh... my home has a seperate switch for light and another for fan... so its set up for hte pull cord style.@@JonJong

@@kmain0 all our fans also had 2 separate switches.

@@JonJong The haiku has a switch for Light and you can also set another up for fan? I have not seen that before and was unaware... is this demoed anywhere?

@@kmain0 our original fans were wired with 2 switches. We only used one switch to power on the fan/light. One of your wall switches will be not be in use. You’ll keep the wall switch on and use the remote or voice control to control your fan/lights. I hope this helps clarify.

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You’re welcome, glad you were able to find it useful

I believe it would be more cumbersome to add the air foils after. One reason is they have to overlap each other. Second reason is to properly torque each screw, it’s much easier before mounting. It’s actually rather easy because the mount holds the weight so you’re only lifting the fan up briefly.

You can actually turn off the LED indicator lights and turn off the fan beep. Log into the Big A$$ Fans app, click on your fan, click Settings, then click More, and you’ll see 2 toggle switches to turn both of those off!

Thank you for the feedback. I think this was my ninth one I’ve installed. I learned a few shortcuts to make the installation process a bit simpler. Stay cool!