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[@JOHNDANIEL1]

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[@daviddavis7855]

Quick look seems like the better plug/socket is like a Hubbel without the big $$$. Always good to see competition.

[@robsdeviceunknown]

I have been following you for so long. It's been fascinating watching Kyra grow up and come into her own. She's a wonderful young lady and I pray for her success.

[@keithhogan6997]

Now that's gold right there👍👍 I haven't checked out their website yet, but it would be incredible if they also manufacture outlets for inside the house. I've run into so many outlets where I've needed to plug in a power adapter and they slip right out due to poor quality construction, and some are so bad that even a regular cord falls out. Thank you both for putting this together! 😎👍👍

[@cliffpalermo]

I have used the box store replacement many times. Every shortfall you point out is 100% accurate. Gotta use finesse when replacing thanks for pointing out a real quality replacement option.

[@markronck3415]

These are very well made

[@benkanobe7500]

Thanks John & K!

[@stevenkraman1646]

Thank you perfect timing.

[@jcondon1]

Just went to Home Depot for a replacement plug. Most of them are garbage and dangerous. Definitely need to pay attention when buying one.

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Got to get real solid plugs and adapters for your projects and work. Those 15,30 & 50A inlets amzn.to/3sJ21Yi are what we use and is perfect for your testing box you just got. Install them in the side or faceplate, and never tote that reckless loose cord jumble again.

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

YOU HAVE TO POST MY CHANNEL TO USE THIS MAGIC SECRET I WILL SHARE WITH YOU. Pulling rotors. You will use ball bearings. Get you 3 sizes, a bag of each size you like or need for rotor shafts. Pour them in till your coming out the end. ( or in the case of a threaded rotor end till its 1/2" inside) then tap them with a hammer/or brass drift a few times and carefully remove rotor collecting your bearings as they fall out the end. Bearings are super hard, EXAMPLE - a 3/8" round bearing will not go into a 5/16 size crank bolt hole, and they will not bind and stick in the rotor unless its a bad clone.

[@TB-LivingFree]

Thanks you both, quality content as usual!

[@peckerpeter2078]

Excellent Quality control tutorial as always. You 2 did great 👍🏻 Weeding out the garbage, solid connections is mandatory for electricity. Absolutely love all the tips and tricks plus quality product reviews with excellent explanations. Definitely taking notes 🇺🇸👍🏻 Would like to see videos of different ways of producing 220v-240v off 12v or higher voltage using inverters + battery banks efficiently. Maybe showing combiner boxes to produce to 220v-240v like at RV Parks so you can run Washer/dryer.

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

The best and cleanest 12 volt to 240 volt inverter is the Sun Gold 4000w amzn.to/45DHVgK $950 on average, and they are loaded with abilities and options. Everyone else only made bad copies of it.

[@shanonedser1]

That was a really good and thorough video.

[@frankjensen2595]

love your videos

[@rocktech7144]

KEIRA KEIRA KEIRA ..........Just training my auto correct. As a retired electrician I appreciate passing on great safety tips. WHOAAH

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Ooops, Got to get back on that auto Correct - K I E R A. 😊

[@davef.2329]

They "built a better mousetrap!" Thanks for this.

[@johnmal5975]

Perfect timing on this video. I have a cleaning company and shark has terrible cords for their vacuums. So I want to cut their cord and use one of these with a real extension cord. I am also going to make my orbiters cord detachable as well. Makes the days of fiddling with cords getting caught on other items while taking them out of vehicle vanish.

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Perfect!

[@Roll2Videos]

Great find! Loved the infomercial intro 😂

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Thanks! 😁

[@grumpyjohntxredneckrc6346]

Right On Y'alls... 👍👍😁😎

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

🤙

[@robertberry3394]

Thanks for the reply. Don’t know what it means but Tks. I watched 2 more times and all the info lined up. I am 73, some times a little slow.

[@JamesCrawley-w6q]

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[@JOHNDANIEL1]

On many links, not all, I can get 0.1% to 2% as a referral, 50/50 roll of the dice. It used to be more years ago but covered very a few items. Even if I don't see anything from it, it's better to share it so my viewers get the best outcomes. The best part is it actually helps basic referral algorithms on viewer participation and as always, it's to You Tube's best interest over all of ours. For us, We put the Ko Fi and Buy me a coffee thing on the channel to make it worth doing and funding things to use and report on.

[@mrmudstud5980]

Excellent Information and Excellent Detailed Explanation 👍

[@FryTvNow]

wow thanks I have all the others and never like them ,,,,these look way better ,,I just click the link and will have them in 3 days ,,thanks again

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Good deal. I have to change out 13 total 14g, 12g, and 2-10 gauge cords to get rid of the old SPARKY's off my cords. This all started when a cord blew up my little 1400 watt Champion genny breakers, the mission to DO BETTER began!

[@robertberry3394]

Love your stuff. On this one you bounced around so much I got confused.

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Its the Haldol. Yours and mine!

[@crazeelaydee3496]

I've used these and they are far superior

[@johnbrizendine7716]

Those are the ones I always use!!!!

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Absolutely, don't use those dangerous ones.

[@johnbrizendine7716]

@@JOHNDANIEL1 No, not the dangerous ones, the BISupply ones. I also use a lot of their other stuff. They have a lot of really nice RV accessories.

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Yes, they are the main source for them, other sellers get them too, and charge a few cents more. But it's best to buy from the original importers so you know they got choice loads of the stuff over seconds and back orders. BI-Supply is a group of 8 importers, under the main company of Marketplace Pros in Nevada.

[@davidresar8256]

Thank you for sharing! Excellent information! I appreciate both of you!

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Thanks for watching!

[@HumaneEmergencyAnimalRescue911]

Thanks for sharing. Those are awesome! They'll be very useful for our trailer and generator cords.

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

The ability to add a power port SAFELY is paramount to doing it at all!

[@overbuiltautomotive1299]

Thanks you to i stuck them in my Evilzon cart /saved fer later ill buy them at some point God bless

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

The plug/socket sets are top quality and I have a inlet power port on every vehicle, trailer to van, to truck. It makes it so easy not to pass cords through a window or door that way.

[@closertothetruth9209]

good prices and safer, here we have plugs that have an isulating paint on the prongs nearest to the plastic to prevent electrocution when someone or a young kid pulls a live plug.

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Here we let nature pick the winners and losers!!! LOL!! Don't want to purposefully mess with Natural Selection.

[@southernohiosolarhomestead8477]

Lol how did you know what I’m doing tomorrow, that’s cool thanks for the info brother

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

No problem 👍

[@duaneroepke8840]

Industrial electrician for 24 years and definitely agree there is some real shxx out there that makes you sit back and scratch your head and wonder just HOW did it get the UL approval? Now, if you can just find some RV cord ends, that are quality would be good. Problem I've had in the past is the male ends JUST make contact with the female ends and heat up. Check out how short the exposed male prongs are on replacement ends. There again you can just tell the quality of material is not there when you plug in. This is especially bad with the 50 amp cords I've had. I've gone and switched out all mine to twist lock and got away from the heating problem. Ive replaced enough regular RV cord ends to almost pay for the twist locks if I'd done that first. That got expensive real quick. Beats burning one up (talking flames) in the middle of the night.

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

We converted all RV and welding to Twist lock and quality brands a few years back. These new plug sets are 300% better than anything sold today.

[@claytondewey3367]

Great video and information on replacement ends and bulkhead outlets. 👏👏👏👍👍👍👍

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

I have to change out 13 total 14g, 12g, and 2-10 gauge cords to get rid of the old SPARKY's off my cords. This all started when a cord blew up my little 1400 watt Champion genny breakers, $50 repair. So the mission to DO BETTER began!

[@johnclarke6647]

John, you are right. Replacement electrical plugs from Walmart or even Ace Hardware suck. They are cheap, Chinese junk more designed by legal eagles than electricians. I have had to replace several plugs on my extension cords, as well as make Polish pigtails for my generators. I usually make my Polish pigtails from 10w3 wire and it is a bitch to get that heavy gauge wire in these plugs. A Polish pigtail has male connectors in each end, so I can connect my generator directly into a receptacle. I know that I should run a direct 10w3 line on a separate circuit breaker but I have backed my houses for so long I am not about to change, now. What I what hate about replacement receptacles is the female ends are hard to plug anything into. I almost have to pound a plug into them and yank them out.

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

I would get a pile of the bulkhead power inlets, make a piece of plywood to mount them in next to the main breaker box and you can just shut off the breaker to the one you want and patch right in without polish technology involved!

[@johnclarke6647]

@@JOHNDANIEL1 John, that sounds like work. I try to stay away from that as much as possible. At 78, I just don’t have that much get up and go, anymore. It is hard enough for me to do what I have to do without making anymore work and expense to add to it. I have been putting off tilling my winter garden with my Mantis for a week, already. One thing that I have learned is - never do today, what you can put off until tomorrow.

[@RobinHillier-v1e]

As an electrician with with 50 years work behind me, I have seen your type of work burn down buildings and kill people. Your self described laziness is irresponsible and a disgrace to humanity.@@johnclarke6647

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Robin, As insane as it sounds, the leading cause of electrical fires are not based on improper owner use, its improper install ( Allstate home insurance group ) by bad electricians or those pretending to be one! Second is appliance failure. Even though with that being a fact, POLISH installs are topping my list of NO NO NO NO!

[@lasersbee]

I have Used (and am still using) the AC Connectors that you Don't Recommend from my local Large Chain Hardware store for the past 25-30 years and have never had one go defective. I guess it all depends on the way you use ( Or Misuse) them.

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

If you get one and you take literally 1/3rd the time to swap it out verses the old ones with tiny screws, parts falling out, and weak moldings, you will be like me and hitting the WOW man smile when it hits you that you got 100% better for 10% less cost.

[@margarita8442]

u wiring is a birds nest

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

I did it so a Romanian Chicken would feel at home in it.

[@Katrina_L]

Happy Labor Day! Are you still using the thermal camera TC001?

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Yes, it's how we found 4 bad electrical plugs to replace.

[@nicholassmerk]

Those look nice but I do have one question and a comment. Are they UL listed? Also, I've heard that contractors concerned with liability/OSHA shops don't make/repair power cords (I don't have an issue doing it the right way for my personal use).

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Yes they are. ETL, UL, and CSA listed and published.

[@cyblue2846]

At 4:50 when you're talking about the give and take of the slots, the other half has a shape that fills that slot. It's not going to move.

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

If its not 100% clamped, it does move. Thats how that cord failed. The slots are long oval, and I am sure as I recall the post that fit in them are only round.

[@duaneroepke8840]

In general, that whole device is made with very low quality materials throughout. How some of the devices in general get the "UL" seal of approval is beyond me. Can we maybe say steak dinners?

[@FBPrepping]

When you live offgrid, quality products offer an added value:dependability. Preppers shouldn't be cheap because a failing device could.gemerate a whole cascade of consequences...most of them bad.

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Preppers should buy numerous dependable products no matter the cost so they have redundant coverage. Buying a single $3000 inverter is no better then buying 3 - $500 inverters, in fact one $3000 will leave you nothing in a EMP or fail event than having redundant cheaper ones. Your 10 times more likely to get parts from original cheaper sources then expensive sources when a financial collapse happens also. But if you have money to piss away buy the $3000 inverter, it still has the same brand Chinese 10 cent diode in it or resistor that can fail as a $100 inverter has. Decades ago, I would have agreed with QUALITY over quantity, but not now. I see $6000 Plasma TV's fail from a 10 cent part at a rate no less than a $250 walmart TV does.

[@pinkladybikermamma3603]

LOOKS LIKE WE ARE CHANGING OUT OUR PLUGS

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Absolutely, Just do your own side by side comparison and it's like night and day!!

[@travishodges5179]

Great video helps a bunch! Unrelated question, Can cheap pwm charge controllers be wired in series to a single residential 350w panel?, as is the voltage is too high with one pwm it will crash the panel going down to 12v but not 24v, I don’t want to go 24v so?, if two could be wired in series off one panel, could this be an alternative to an expensive mppt controller?

[@benkanobe7500]

Can you send me a link to the wind generator you most highly recommend? I want something to charge my batteries from my solar at night. I don't care about cost, I want something you know actually works and works near the specifications the manufacturer claims. Thank you and enjoy the coffee!

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

To be accurate: what area ( basically zip code ), what voltage you using, and how much battery your supporting.

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

I would offer, unless your in hurricane areas, to get the B&C 800 s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DdCzXG7 for your intended use of wind power. Be sure your in clear enough air and mounted on 2" sch 40 pipe. Using a ALL IN ONE controller capable of 1500 watt wind capacity is ok, but if you can build a slave battery and get a proper controller for diversion then your in for a good outcome.

[@benkanobe7500]

@@JOHNDANIEL1 92028 (Very North San Diego where we still have horses, land, two rivers and lots of space!)

[@benkanobe7500]

@@JOHNDANIEL1 Unfortunately I have to run 36VDC due to the type of inverters I am very successfully using. I am considering doing my shop completely offline with Growatt all in one which I already have at 24 volts. Hindsight, wish I had purchased 48 volt. I have 18, 1200AH 12VDC AGM batteries (very high quality) in S/P which I will begin to phase out to LiFeP over time. Any suggestions on KZbins to watch so I can learn how to use wind? Missouri Wind & Solar 10 years ago was good but their stuff only worked in very high wind. I remember them using a "dump" (have no idea how it looked homemade) to put power into a 12VDC coil for heating water for the house/shop. Everything seemed custom-built.

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

@@benkanobe7500 I prefer 36 volt, you can get serious good inverters from SWI Power that are cheap but durable and accurate. I have a reason for 36 volt, I will be doing a video explaining soon. It is the best voltage due to so much market items used in marine applications and telecom stuff. Plus it is best used in wind power so you can get a 48 volt turbine and feed 36 volt batteries easier.

[@lovesdoggies1481]

With solar

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Just checked out your channel. Your in eastern Florida. That is a expensive place. If you get to the Texas hill country you can surely get a lot less humidity, skeeters, crime and way cheaper cost to live.

[@lovesdoggies1481]

How do u hook it up to get electric

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Where you located, you may want to seek a person in Auto related electrical work.

[@daviddavis7855]

UL or CSA listed? Hard to see if they are.

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

It's both. UL and CSA

[@carllind949]

I want plugs with wago connectors. How come no one makes them?

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Because cords are mobile, they move around. WAGO and other compression lock connectors would work loose.

[@benkanobe7500]

What is the max AWG the 15 amp can handle (fit)?

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

10 AWG in normal outer case, but its tight.

[@benkanobe7500]

@@JOHNDANIEL1 Thanks John. As another viewer commented, it is great to see you growing your daughter on your channel. Mine is 27 now. I miss the times in the garage with her, but now she has her own garage and is growing her toolbox. I have been watching back to your first Harbor Freight solar panels!

[@james10739]

I mean if it's 15 amp anything over 12 AWG is probably unnecessary unless you were going real far like way more than 1 cord

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Exactly. And the only reason to use 10 awg in a cord is to improve term use for what is considered breakage safety. ( when use may contribute to micro breaks in the wire strands) Otherwise, for a clean 15 amp under 40 foot use 14 awg, over 40 foot to 150 foot use 12 awg. If your needing longer, then your needing some underground or a generator~!

[@edwardutter6975]

I have had to go to Ace to fix some cords. Too much money and too much cheap cheaply made garbage.

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

I ordered 20 total. 10 M and 10 FM. End savings not buying from Walmart-ACE-Home Depot cost ( with numerous drives burning gas ) makes these about 75% cheaper in the end.

[@edwardutter6975]

Your channel is top grade. Thank You.@@JOHNDANIEL1

[@TradieTrev]

Your American plug tops are so medieval, all wouldn't even pass our Aussie standards lol. It's time to modernise American electrics!

[@JOHNDANIEL1]

Yeah, but Aussies live like in a bubble, cradle to grave. No guns, no free speech, no fun. America has invented so much that everyone else got to scoop it and improve on it. But what's the fun of that in the big scheme of it all!!

[@pocketchange1951]

👍👌❤️🇨🇦,