Givenergy All In One Install | ØY24

[@TheDankelsall]

Pete is sound, knows his stuff, top guy.

[@corymac]

Pete is a legend! Stayed late to help us program too, did way more than he was asked to do

[@erikproductions9072]

@@corymac What about Paul?

[@jeffreylebowski3216]

​@@erikproductions9072 Who's Paul?

[@graceydez6199]

Pete the service engineer is a legend. Love him.

[@gtek8021]

Top bloke Paul took everything in his stride. Well done Givenergy for being open and honest about your product that says a lot about your company and sending out Paul to work with Cory was great to see. Thanks again Cory bangin vid 😊

[@gtek8021]

He's local to me. Any idea how do I get in touch with Paul as i have confidence in him to sort my battery system.

[@johankorten2797]

LoRa is not just for RS485 but a Long Range connection radio network that can send messages including Modbus/RS485. Apart from that, nice video Cory.

[@corymac]

Thank you!

[@Gr33nMamba]

LoRa has a lot of interesting applications, anything that is small data, low bandwidth, long distance creating a privatenetwork. SevernTrent are using LoraWAN gateways mounted on existing Lighting Poles throughout Coventry and Warwickshire so they actively read the next generation of Smart Water meters.

[@electrician247]

Brilliant timing Corey. Installing our first one today you legend. Just answered 3 of my queries on it thanks!❤

[@corymac]

Glad to help!!

[@greyhoundadventures2273]

Yes Cory, at last someone is showing support for GivEnergy because I don’t think they get enough recognition. I’ve got their 3kw AC coupled inverter and 2 x 8.2kwh batteries. Fantastic system and company but my limitation is the 3kw inverter as I am going fully electric soon with an ASHP, this all in one unit (which I was aware of) might solve that problem providing I can also use my existing batteries. I also have a 9kw solar array and 2 EVs. I’ll get in touch to see if you’d be interesting in this project?

[@corymac]

Definitely interested, ping me an email and I’ll get it quoted for you

[@vivhenderson8628]

Far as I know existing batteries aren’t compatible with the new AIO. Different voltages I believe.

[@jamesgrantham1743]

You can’t use them together unfortunately to what has been said. I have 2 x 8.2 batteries and a 5kwh hybrid which you can use at the same time BUT you need to use home assistant due to them wanting to charge each other and home assistant solves this. I’m no expert on home assistant but many have this working somehow

[@colingoode3702]

Ditto re the Inverter. I have a GE 3.6kW Hybrid & 9.5kWh Gen 2 battery on a 4.1kW array & the inverter limits what we can have running at the same time. I just wish this AIO had been out last year when I signed up for my system which was installed in March this year. Too expensive to change over the system after such a short time. I also assume this AIO system would need G99 DNO approval?

[@Ronny86_]

Love the way Mike is sat on the floor just watching 😂 Great content as always mate!

[@spikebmth]

We have an one of these, such a well built unit, removable batteries make it so much more manageable! A template supplied for wall brackets now, save moving the batteries so much. We retrofitted the AIO/Gateway to our Solis invertor. For us, the commissioning needs to be simpler, maybe removing the charge/discharge cycle from part way through. I'd also advise using it on an LAN if possible. You also didn't mention the data link between gateway & AIO.

[@sircoynie]

About time someone had a proper PW2 competitor., the previous 3.6kw inverter and battery solutions just weren’t discharge rated highly enough for proper home use or compact enough. I would have definitely looked at this if it was available 12 months ago instead of my PW2. Saying that however my PW2 hasn’t missed a beat and I got it installed within 3 months of order and before all the crazy price hikes.

[@yellownev]

Love these videos and your humour. All the developments in battery tech are an interesting watch. The smart plugs are a simple but interesting integration. I'm trying not to buy another battery ( Solax Triple Power ). Keep them coming very entertaining, thank you.

[@scottsimms5763]

I installed a AIO the other week, great product, mine was a nice easy install in a garage with the main DB next to it and meter the other side of wall. Few software issues to start with but GivEnergy monitored the system for a couple of days and updated it a few times to fix it. All working great now, it charges up at 7p Kwh durning off peak and discharged durning the day (the property uses nothing from the grid durning the day) the customer only uses around 70% of his charge. Very happy customer

[@corymac]

Thanks for sharing. Feel free to share any future experiences you have with it here 👏🏼

[@Timlaw2109]

Cory, another awesome video, Matt, his Son and Peter brilliant. Your class, just love your commentaries.

[@timrawlings1511]

To help out with Stella keep up the good work.

[@corymac]

Thanks so much for your generosity Tim

[@WNCRod]

For Stella. Thanks!

[@corymac]

Thanks so much!

[@rattlehead85]

Interesting Video as always Corey. How far you’ve come since that 1st day video with Jordan. 🤙🏻🤙🏻

[@corymac]

Thanks mate

[@bradleyrogerson1638]

Very much appreciated the DNB in the intro. Another awesome episode mate

[@corymac]

Glad you liked it!

[@philipgmartin]

Thanks

[@corymac]

Thank you so much for your generous support

[@wayneseidel3725]

Cory starting off with some banging tunes... Love it.

[@BlackCountryLad]

I have a number of the Givenergy Smart plugs, one on the billing tap switching it off during the night and early morning. Our boiling tap cost £7.80 but it doesn’t because of the Solar, life is free🌄

[@williamlowther7051]

Great vid Corey, I think now it's recommended to install an earth rod on PME supplies, which makes sense, looks like a good bit of kit, whats the cost?

[@remog38]

Excellent Cory we need more home battery choices .

[@michaellowery1559]

Great Job Corey and Paul😀

[@Electronzap]

Nice. The fish were a good illustration of why it's good to always have portable power stations available as backup.

[@HSilver341]

Yo good vid I was at Givenergy in stoke my local town on Monday excellent training by Sean knows his stuff had bit of hands on with the new battery’s

[@SeanyyBoy_]

About the tt earthing... Did you mean that the gateway could have its own tt supply not connected to the MET instead of adding it to the MET as a parallel path? Sick video mate im an apprentice learning electrics an your vids are golden

[@SimplySketchyGT]

The BYD modular battery system is one of my favs at the moment. Value for money is insane vs a Powerwall and it’s easily expanded.

[@JohnWatkinsUK]

This looks like a really nice, well built battery & inverter chassis.

[@blusox78]

Is the battery ok in such a small room with the underfloor heating manifold? I had one of our install locations turned down because of a much smaller manifold. May be my installer wasn't sure and played it safe

[@vivlloyd2977]

The customer said he was planning to fit two units in the cupboard (once the firmware support was added). Unfortunately , the way that the installatrion's been done this isn't going to be possible without significant re-work. Was this an overssite or did you collectively decide that there isn't enough room for two units?

[@corymac]

We decided that it wasn’t possible with the central heating piping and UFH system

[@hugheffo]

Quick question do you have to inform your house insurance company, that you have a bank of lithium batteries inside the premise, because if there is a fire, the batteries could thermal overload and explode.

[@corymac]

Probably smart to check home insurance with any modifications like this. However these are not lithium ion phosphate ( LFP ) batteries that come in cars and other tech that are prone to thermal runaway, but are Lithium iron phosphate ( LiFePO4 ) which is a much more stable and safe chemistry.

[@bigshoe9130]

It would be near impossible to truly separate your earthing system from the DNO’s. If you have a TT earthing system, all the neighbouring electrodes from the PME are still connected through the literal earth. The DNO’s earth should never be relied on though, thus the obligatory earth electrode installation in island mode.

[@bramcoteelectrical1088]

Should be called supplemental pme

[@mattJsy1]

Fantastic work as always 👍🏽

[@eliotmansfield]

good to hear the givenergy chap saying to supplement the earth rather than convert it to tt

[@JustinCaseSolarPower]

Victron are no longer on the approved list in Australia no sure why. They have to meet CEC approval standards. Many now use the Deye hybrid inverter for both on grid and off grid installations. Deye make single phase and 3 phase off the shelf up to 50kwh. Should take 10min and have a good look at them. Best inverter on the market that I have ever used. I have the 8kWh single phase unit runs our home off grid 24/7/365

[@DTech101]

Good vid Cory but I’ll still stick with victron easily scaled, can do it in stages and if new battery chemistry comes out it’s more or less a firmware upgrade rather than a whole system change 😏

[@corymac]

If you’re techy enough for Victron, it’s a great setup. Just not something I’d install for everyone as it’s not as user friendly

[@DTech101]

@@corymac agreed as there are multiple parts to actually get the system setup but it is a truly every install is unique. And unfortunately Unique means a fair bit of time sussing out stuff before installing all the gear.

[@tarmaccowboy4939]

This video was superb! The product & system look top-tier!

[@corymac]

Glad you liked it!

[@gslongdistance]

My AIO has now been in for 6 weeks. Started well, but went worse as time went on. Now dropping SOC from 63% suddenly to 4%, not using the whole 13.5kwh battery. There is a serious issue with the BMS of the AIO. I am not getting any response from Givenergy on tickets I have raised. Really regret having spent my money on the AIO. I think the Tesla PW is safe, unless GE get their act together on this.

[@1988marksie]

I wish this was released when I had my install done, this is exactly what I wanted. Plus my installer was an absolute nightmare and had nothing but problems, solar journey for me was absolute nightmare which was a shame. First i got scammed by F4S then had a bad install from my new company :(

[@commuterbranchline8132]

Is there any word of the Tesla Powerwall 3 containing LFP batteries?

[@pmbpmb5416]

Have you been able to add another set yet to raise to 27kwh ?

[@billcarson9565]

Excellent vid, quick question, would you need to install some sort of fire suppressor for the batteries? I ask this based on the number of increasing fires that are caused by batteries.

[@therealdojj]

looks like a very good alternative assuming they have the supply to meet the demand?

[@raymondburke1261]

Calvin’s crack! There’s and old nursery rhyme with “ two little dicky birds sitting on a wall” one named Peter, one named Paul.. Another great install..keep them coming please..👌

[@itsLewis09]

Any idea if they'll made sockets and not plugs in the future?

[@stuartbridger5177]

As someout outside the industry but with electronic and technical skills. I have have significant concerns about the sheer complexity of solutions like this in a domestic situation. Both from a reliability and supportability perspective. How is your average homeowner able to do initial troubleshooting if the system trips out at 7PM? Multi layers of breakers, plus all the app stuff. How long until you can get a specialist on-site?

[@anthonydyer3939]

I think this isn’t so complex. Worst case in your example is that you still have grid power. The chance of a system failure + grid blackout renders you in a state that’s no worse than before such an investment. But I do have home automation systems in my house, and I always ask the question: “If I sell my house, and this system fails, could the new homeowners fix it?”. If the answer is “no”, then the system is entirely removable.

[@corbyconstruction]

lovely install 😎 is that a power station like the Dewalt or is the just a charger mate? 24:15 and does that bypass stay on permanently now? 🤔

[@jasonmart1081]

The Milwaukee is just a charger. And what Cory said is wrong, it does not charge all the batteries at once, it's sequential. It only charges one at a time, once the battery has charged it moves on to the next one.

[@corbyconstruction]

@@jasonmart1081 ah ok thanks mate 👍

[@steveyoung8376]

does the battery have any thermal management, you didnt cover this- the powerwall is heated and cooled? does it do solar charging and time based like the pw4

[@HYUKLDER1]

New build homes are going to need fire protected spaces provided for batteries if installations are to be practical and safe long term.

[@showme360]

Excellent video Cory and yes I will be sharing for you!!

[@corymac]

Awesome thank you!

[@sil8127]

'my missus has left you some bits'. get over. she didnt care, it was all you ahah

[@InTruServ]

Love it Cory 👍 looks like a great product Great to hear real life happening in the background at the end, sounds like our house 🤣

[@lukecrowther8130]

Big problem in my eyes with the AIO is there is no non-backup circuit output. So if there’s a black out and customer has AC, EV charger, hot tub ect. It will drain bat very quickly.

[@corymac]

You could have a non backup board, just using the power before entry into the AIO. I think there is also an EV breaker in there which I assume is for added control of that but I’ve not found out yet.

[@chrisyoung7362]

Good work Cory. Couple questions why exactly did the PV need to move into the gateway box, is it able to when you go off grid stop the PV from functioning I. E turning off the AC unlike the powerwall it adjusts the frequency which is a bliming nuisance because it will interrupt some electronics when the battery comes to full charge during off grid. And secondly is that gateway fully metallic? The powerwall gateway is a sticky point for me but I just don't believe they should be fitted indoors considering half the construction is plastic even if Tesla say its all good. This seems a better option in comparison expecially the modular batteries. Didn't realise Callidus are still around, fitted a few of their products and I'm sure they went under at some stage but I could be wrong

[@spikebmth]

Gateway is fully metal. Solar AC is within gateway, so should keep inverter powered and working during a grid outage.

[@BlackCountryLad]

Dear Cory I wondered how long it would take for you to find the Worlds number one renewable energy manufacturer. I have been following your channel since early days and believe I am Givenergy’s Number 1 fan. What an awesome company, bringing manufacturing back to the U.K. and staff from the top down only have one aim to help people. I have been a beta testier for the first Gen EV charger, the support from them was incredible and a number of their top people can often be seen helping people on social meadia sites. We were recently let down with our supplier First4Solar going bankrupt, when you feel down and out, Givenergy just step in an sorted out equipment out and upgrading our hybrid inverter and battery. Cory you only have two things to do Installer Training and All In One Training.

[@niklaseklund88]

Can you get a powerwall install? Obviously extremely good to have Tesla in thumbnail.

[@jeremiahmar1044]

This is pretty interesting we had previously installed GIV around 4 or 5 years ago, and they have been giving us nothing but trouble they started failing left right and centre around the 2.5 year mark and still haunt us to this day.

[@corymac]

I’ve heard a lot about this nightmare inverter. That’s why I dodged them for so long, which model was it out of interest? And was it the WiFi dongle? I’ve only had experience with the AIO, but so far it’s been decent

[@jeremiahmar1044]

It was the 5KW Hybrid which we had with 8.2kW batteries. First batch we imported was pretty decent stuff then the second lot was poorly manufactured in a container load we probably had around 65% or more fail and with multiple issue but BMS boards blowing, Coms constantly failing. I will be interested in hearing how you go on with this product.

[@flymax566]

Can you get your hands on polyjoul batteries?

[@artisanelectrics]

Tesla Powerwall is still cheapest per kWh vs any other battery system. Competition is ramping up but Tesla have a massive head start. Will be interesting to see who wins the race in the end.

[@corymac]

I'm buying other batteries such as this at £200 per kWh less than the power wall. Check the price for this battery in the vid for a start. The power wall definitely looks nice, but I think it’ll be over taken soon unless they do some UK focused market research, and some pricing analysis with the wholesale lithium price drops.

[@AndyBaxter-mc8kz]

Powerwall is now available for immediate delivery, its cheaper per kWh and its proven over 5 plus years of installs worldwide. Thats a hard act to follow.

[@Themiddleagedman53]

Cory I am getting a battery system for my house, would you recommend the Givenergy all in one product? I have been quoted £6850 to install the GivEnergy All In One 6kW - 13.5kW Battery and Gateway. They have both accreditation to fit the product and are registered on the MCS installation member number. Is this a good price? Thanks in advance, great videos young man.

[@Goodchappy]

Great video Cory. I recently had a 10kW Libbi installed and I'm very disappointed with it compared to my old Solax battery. This Giv Energy system might help solve my problems, I'd be interested but my situation is a little complicated, just need someone to listen, advise and sort me out!

[@onlinevideos8464]

I regret getting mine, had a lot of SOC issues and all month as soon as it hits 65% it starts tanking and within the 5m data gap window it goes from 65>4%, I even charged it up from grid to full and wham two days later when it hit 65% again before flux charge kicked in down to 4% again. Not something you want when its supposed to be a whole home backup, the battery monitoring on this 7k+ piece of equipment sucks hard.

[@gslongdistance]

I am having the same issues, sudden SOC drops and battery then going into pause mode. Not getting any response from GE either.

[@rubenflex2]

Is this system compatible with apsystems?

[@iotelectrical]

24:58 is this IP rated? 😂 it’s such a loose term that is used all the time in the trade, yes could mean IP 44 or IP68. love these battery install videos keep up the good work, it would be great if you got back on the whiteboard and drew the workings of the system

[@robertdady7126]

Great to watch but the obvious question is at what COST to have s&fit?

[@matthewjenkins1161]

Really interested in the technology side, but I do wonder at the wisdom of Lithium batteries that size in our homes.

[@paulrautenbach]

These use LiFePO4 (LFP) batteries which don't catch fire like other Li-ion batteries and so are very safe.

[@corymac]

I am also skeptical of lithium, hence why o stick to lifepo4 like in this vid

[@blower1]

@@corymac Not to nit pick - but all the batteries are lithium based.....the difference is the base metal combined with the lithium. Nickel based lithium batteries vs Iron phosphate lithium batteries - it's the nickel based ones (NMC/NCA) that are more volatile, and the LFP (iron phosphate) batteries that are more chemically stable and less prone to thermal runaway.

[@edwyncorteen1527]

double the weight of the powerwall and no active heating and cooling which I needed for my Powerwall install as mounted outside, no doubt supply issues due to version 3 due out soon.

[@corymac]

I look forwards to seeing what V3 has to offer, but the chemistry and other aspects of the V2 definitely leaves more to be desired

[@A-Randomer]

@24.40 So the rack mounted removable battery with no connector you have to do up thing isn't a new thing just a new area of application. They are a very common format in 19" rack mounting for use in big data centre uninterruptible power supplies, some of them can be hot swapped as well. Which is where I suspect this idea has come from. Also rack mounts are common as a mounting method for power distribution and dimming systems in the entertainment and live event industry. Often with a permanently mounted Harting multipin connector on the rack and the module. These are often 3 phase 63A per module and 4 modules a rack on 400A Powerlocks.

[@corymac]

That’s cool to know! Thanks for your insight 😀👌🏼

[@FilmSlateUK]

Great Video Corey! Having one installed in September with a solar system. Do you know if the PV line needs to be dedicated or can other things run off that circuit? My solar is going to be on a separate building with an existing underground cable. The PV inverter will be in the other building. The shed needs power for stuff running inside and it would be a nightmare to run another cable there (2-300m).

[@GlenRippon]

My only fears/complaints about tech that is registered to an installer are the endless issues when there is a breakdown, they are too busy or if they go under. This is the same scenario with all these "Smart" alarms and services. Why can't they reverse the role - make the customer the OWNER in the portals and they can assign the service agent/manager? So company X installs and is given the rights by the owner to maintain. Maybe not an issue with this, but it's never clear.

[@corymac]

On my installs I try to hand over as many service keys as benefit the customer as possible

[@ThufirHarrison]

What kWh capacity is the battery?

[@Swenser]

Whats the price ratio compared to lead acid deep cycle?

[@corymac]

I have no idea as it’s not a comparable setup

[@Swenser]

@@corymac In Australia is much cheaper to use lead acid still. Not sure why. Lithium is much lighter. It should be cheaper. I'm sure if oil companies were not around lithium would be much more popular at a better price.

[@wajopek2679]

Does the battery lend itself to being installed without the GW? I’d consider installing just a battery in an external garage. In 35yrs we have had maybe 5 very short power “blips” (no big deal) and installing a GW would have to be externally next to the meter box exposed to really bad Yorkshire weather hence more of a potential problem than solution.

[@jasonhowlett8061]

can work without the gateway but gateway IP65 rated

[@joshwinchcomb]

Where is the vest from? Thanks and great video!

[@corymac]

Snickers, and from screwfix

[@jimbotheelectrician3819]

Cracking vid as usual!

[@corymac]

Thanks dude! 😎🫡

[@David-wh8zs]

Those stairs are just completely mad.

[@martynb9]

Hi Cory, great video. Does the gateway work with any battery and inverter? I have a Growatt inverter and batteries. Will this work along side?

[@corymac]

Thanks! It will need to be the specified battery for it to work. You could blend it into the system, but the gateway wouldn’t go off grid with other brand batteries.

[@Allegedly2right]

I have a Heat Pump which is a pure nightmare so I hope your batteries work out for you.installing it right first time going to plan Bingo what can go wrong,nice one Power cuts coming sooner or latter.

[@yrification]

funny to see a fellow stokie on site and a stoke based company doing well. they've expanded loads in the last year. 👍

[@HSilver341]

Well said youth I’m from castle lol 👍👍

[@gcewing]

13:28 No grommet?!?

[@justinHTE84]

I want to know about Corey’s Sky install now? What happened? 😂

[@corymac]

It was butchery and pain from start to finish, I ended up waiting and fixing it myself later on.

[@lrodia]

Great Video on a great product from Giv energy! Can’t wait to get one installed!

[@corymac]

Hope you enjoy it! Thanks 🙏🏼

[@janetbostock8023]

Love these videos - I’m only a standard domestic customer but I’m learning a lot about solar installs 😊 Just one question please - is housing a battery in a hall and under stairs (primary fire escape route?) a good call?… My question is genuine and not meant as any type of criticism, I’m just very interested in any advice anyone can give. Thanks 😊

[@chemistinternational]

13:40 grommet missing.

[@christopherhutton9653]

Hi useful video thank you. The installer has recommended 18 panels and is trying to push me towards the Growatt ARK HV battery or the PylonTech US3000C. How do these compare please? Suggesting supply issues for the battery in this video and able to pass on far larger discounts on the above (due to buying power)

[@corymac]

Feel free to email us at [e-mail] for a quote and more info

[@appliancetesting2021]

Great video, that looks a good system might even look at one for my home. 👍

[@zstation64]

Nice. Looks better than that Libbi contraption.

[@Geyer128]

There are other solutions for backup power that handle the earth correctly. E.G. SMA, Goodwe, fronius. Some have a earth - neutral relay inside, others need the earth neutral connection inside the meterbox.

[@corymac]

Whole home pass through and backup? Or selected circuits? I’ve not found anything on a domestic level in one package really. Victron is also fantastic, but a little less friendly for a domestic level client

[@Geyer128]

@@corymac goodwe and sma use a backup output. So theoretically it is possible to put multiple circuits on the backup channel. Sma supports 13kw 3 phase on the backup port in the ongrid mode. Goodwe support in ongrid mode exactly the same as off grid, depending on the inverter. Fronius uses a backupbox and not a Backup port. The box disconnects only the 3 phase and not neutral. So it depends on the neutral/pe connection inside the meterbox. So it also needs an earth rod. Huawei also has a backup box, I didn't really look into that solution, because it will only run single phase backup, even with 3 phase inverters. Huawei backup box has an option to disconnect the neutral and internally connect neutral and pe. Just for on grid inverters, especially without batteries, I like them a lot. I do not know if these solutions are allowed in the UK market.

[@honesty_-no9he]

Just say LFP Lithium Ferro Phosphate avoids confusion between "iron" and "ion".

[@nasnema]

How long will it be before legislation comes in to stop installation of batteries in the property? Batteries equivalent to space shuttle boosters, once lit you're off and nothing is stopping it.

[@AndyBaxter-mc8kz]

GivEnergy fail on service support. RMA 12 weeks, service engineer call out 4 weeks. Simply not good enough.

[@corymac]

When was this?

[@corymac]

I’ve heard it used to be bad

[@AndyBaxter-mc8kz]

@@corymac Hi Cory. This is for any issue requiring product replacement or onsite support. Phone support is OK, but getting a replacement inverter/battery authorised is glacially slow. It’s a real shame because we install this kit and think its really good.

[@Eggnog3000]

Had a customer wait nearly 4 months for a Giv service engineer, they also charge on the assumption that the install is incorrect, it wasn't, the inverter was faulty and replaced by Giv... Sunsynk all the way

[@alexkcchung]

Thanks Pete

[@alanbaltic]

As someone who has fitted a ton of givenergy systems. I wouldn't touch them if I had the choice. Awful system to commission. Never had any issues with the 9.5s but the 2.5 and 5.2s have countless problems.

[@ForTheBirbs]

What a great setup Cory! And a great video in your inimitable style. Cheers

[@corymac]

Thank you kindly Jim!

[@timothyroper1897]

would you be interested in an battery install in the wild west...of scotland. would be a great vidio for the chanal.

[@corymac]

Yeah sounds cool! Send me an email 📧

[@SolarBuck]

Any thoughts on export to the USA?

[@joshuaroberts8683]

Hey Cory fancy fitting one of these gateways to my existing Givenery system? 🤞🏻

[@corymac]

Yeah man! Ping me an email 📧 [e-mail]

[@emilgemc8913]

That 100 switch may be adam soing some private during weekend 😂😂😂😂

[@platin2148]

Found EET also a option if all in one ish stuff is wanted.

[@danielbeggs737]

How do these work out with a FIT install?

[@jasonhowlett8061]

perfect as you don't interact with the original inverter, so no issues with FiT

[@euroluke3905]

Another great video!! Question, what are you thoughts on the m12 impact? I love mine 😂

[@corymac]

I love it!!!! I don’t think I’ve used the M18 more than 2 or 3 times this year 😅

[@jeremykemp3782]

Awesome content, keep it up

[@corymac]

Thanks Jeremy 🙂🙂