Saving Old Tools And Carburetors With Vevor's Ultrasonic Cleaner - A Saveitforparts Review

Recently Vevor sent me their 30L Ultrasonic Cleaner, the first one I've ever used. It's designed for cleaning small, complicated objects like tools, engine parts, jewelry, watches, etc. I ran it through some of the dirtiest stuff in my garage, including an old hand drill, seized-up lock, dirty file, and even a jammed carburetor.
I found it performed really well at removing dirt and grime from tough-to-reach areas. It proved especially helpful with the carburetor. I hate carbs so much that I've been just throwing away my dirty ones and replacing them. Thanks to the Vevor ultrasonic, I can now save more carburetors from the trash!
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[@neilfoster814]

I use a smaller version ultrasonic cleaner, and I have to say that if you use the right cleaning liquid for the different items, they really get the job done. They are a worthwhile investment to have in the shop.

[@magneticprism]

I wish I had the time and money to do some of these projects you do! Outstanding work!

[@PhonePhreak3z]

I just wish I had the attention span and patience.. lol 😅

[@taavil3373]

I have the same small Maglite with the same exact problem. I had some old batteries that had leaked and seized the back cap. A pair of vise grip pliers should make the most of it, but be careful as I wrecked the nice black finish on it. Otherwise, keep up the great content! Thorughly enjoying it!

[@veganguy74]

They have been selling that Maglite for decades. I still have the same one I picked up during a grade school field trip to Baltimore in the late 1980s. Still works!

[@JonW77]

You can wrap a rubber strip around the torch and clamp the vice grips down onto that. As long as it's not a 'shiney' kinda rubber it grips great and won't absolutely destroy the surface.

[@gorak9000]

@@JonW77 The rubber strap from a strap wrench tends to work well.

[@michaellichter4091]

A very nice ultrasonic cleaner. I use the smaller version to clean watch cases and watchbands. Nice that the generator is working again. I see you are well equipped for the Bigfoot hunt; there are countless reports of sightings, there might be something to it.

[@BigSneakySnake]

I had a 15L one very similar that died (would blow fuses upon starting sonication). I got a replacement with knobs rather than a digital interface, so hopefully it lasts longer, and hopefully they put different driver boards in the 30L versions!

[@michaelterrell]

Carburetors were a huge improvement over early fuel injection systems. They used sell Carb cleaning kits that included the solvent and a perforated metal basket. You simply put the parts in the basket and put it in the container. Then put on the cover and let it sit overnight.. Gasoline breaks down into a form of Shellac. Carb Cleaner has been sold in every car parts store that I've ever used.

[@saveitforparts]

I have mixed luck with carb cleaner, it either doesn't get where you want, or it dissolves parts of older / cheaper carbs.

[@michaelterrell]

@@saveitforparts 99% Isopropyl alcohol should clean them without damage.

[@pedrodepacas-ic1cb]

I use acetone for fuel injectors.

[@michaelterrell]

@@pedrodepacas-ic1cbmost of my work is in Electronics and Acetone can damage some components so I didn't keep it in my shop.

[@papafrank7094]

I use the Simple Green Aircraft and it doesn't discolor the metals. I use it to clean firearms mechanisms. It removes powder residues exceptionally. I avoid standard Simple Green because it discolors some metals.

[@TRUMP_WAS_RIGHT_ABOUT_EVRYTHNG]

I have never seen the simple green aircraft! Is that a product only offered at plane part stores?

[@alectrosic5805]

definitely going to have to line up more gadgets for cleaning and another video along with it 😀

[@MatCatSoft]

It's not so much bubbles but cavitation, the micro-bubbles will form then collapse with a lot of energy, and that cavitation from collapse is what is cleaning stuff off. A good test is to put a piece of tinfoil that covers the surface area of the liquid (in/touching the liquid fully), then turn it on and see how fast, and how well the holes pattern that form in the tin foil. The faster the holes form the better, and the more evenly spread the holes are the better.

[@PhonePhreak3z]

Man, having one of those would be very convenient! Nice video, keep em coming!! Thanks!

[@koltinn]

our main man uploaded..

[@aulauniversal]

You already have another device to play hahaha, now you will be cleaning everything that comes your way hahaha greetings friend

[@alden1132]

I use one, and a special cleaning fluid, to clean old records. Works pretty well.

[@gwesco]

I was the list admin (remember those?) for a Jaguar E-type mail list for a long time. The standing joke was that carburetor was a French word meaning "DON'T TOUCH THIS!" I've done more than my share of SU carbs over the years, once having 3 vehicles with 7 carbs between them.

[@saveitforparts]

I think I've mentioned my personal theory about carbs on another video, it gets a bit theological 😂

[@brokeboisentertainment8525]

I was literally just looking at this today. Now I get to see a true review about it. I'm so excited!

[@JonW77]

I wouldn't recommend a cleaner that powerful on any circuit boards with surface mount components. I've personally used lower power versions and had it blast components of the board. Suuuuuper helpful to learn that lesson AFTER I put a board that I really needed (and also had zero circuit diagrams for) I used a 300w version then made the mistake of leaving it for a brief phone call... Came back to an assorted collection of components that had fallen off the board... Ahhh that was a 'fun' evening fixing that. 🤔🤦

[@MatCatSoft]

I use a mason jar in my ultrasonic for small parts, or things that are going to make the water super nasty, the mason jar can stick out of the water and have its own isolated water since the ultrasonic will transfer just fine through the glass.

[@gorak9000]

Heh, simple green and purple power are definitely NOT the same thing. Simple green is available in walmart (in the automotive section) and all hardware stores. Purple power softens some paint and is really hard on your skin. Simple green is easier on your hands and doesn't damage paint. One of them (and I don't remember which) will take the black oxide surface off of bolts when used in an ultrasonic cleaner (ask me how I know). If you clean anything with a black oxide finish and you manage not to remove the black oxide entirely, make sure you re-oil it after it's dry, otherwise it will rust like crazy afterwards (again, ask me how I know). Black oxide finish is like anodized aluminum - the surface is porous, and it holds oil (in anodized aluminum, the porous surface is what holds the dye). The ultrasonic cleaner removes all of the oil from all of the pores, and then water gets in there, and your hardware goes from being rust resistant to being ultra rust-prone!

[@inspireonex]

I use a cheap HF ultrasonic cleaner for small engine work. I keep Chem-Dip in it and always remove every single part that will come off of whatever I put in it to clean. For Carbs just put the jets and small parts in the float bowl and set it all in the basket gently.

[@ultratorrent]

I'm currently sitting in a, 8x8 Vevor grow tent! They sell some interesting things, some of them are quite nice.

[@rebilacx]

I found Simple Green at Home Depot. They have it in the spray bottle, and in gallon jugs.

[@pedrodepacas-ic1cb]

I used a much smaller ultrasonic cleaner filled with acetone to clean my fuel injectors last summer. Looking back, that was kinda sketchy, but it worked really well.

[@darinhayes960]

That cleaner is the same one we had in Monticello where we made the tailgater. We used the cleaner for 3-d printed parts. To remove the bracing from the part.

[@saveitforparts]

Interesting! I'll have to look up how to use it along with 3D printing :-)

[@danford8989]

Always wanted one of these. Might have to pick one up now!

[@DirtyPlumbus]

That thing is huge. The trick with the bag is a great idea.

[@maxgarcia9829]

We have this same sonicating bath in the lab I work for and its gets the job done a bit louder than other ones I have used

[@codebeatr]

That knife looks like a perfect guinea pig for simple electrolysis rust removal, I think you should give it a shot, it's surprisingly effective! Although it might remove the shine of that blade.

[@Geek-a-Zoid]

Thanks for the information! I wish mine had a drain and was as big as yours.

[@walkercustoms]

I definitely could use one. Been curious of them a long time

[@ZackLondres]

your channel makes me feel okay inside. ty m8.

[@HolyCannolis]

Vevor…the company that makes literally every gadget ever invented!!

[@elesjuan]

I've got an AAC Element 2 .22 caliber rifle suppressor and the baffles are made of 17-4 stainless steel. Anyone who knows about rimfire suppressors, they get incredibly caked with carbon in pretty short order because .22lr ammunition is pretty dirty and is very difficult to clean. Amazing method I've found that works on even the worst caked on carbon is to fill my ultrasonic cleaner with water, fill a small container with distilled vinegar and place the baffles in, then toss in the ultrasonic water bath. After about ten minutes, the baffles come out looking almost brand new. Also have really good luck with purple power in my ultarsonic. I've heard of some people who clean a lot of carbs using Chemdip carb cleaner in their ultrasonic. You're probably not supposed to do that, but looks like works well for them lol.

[@saveitforparts]

I've heard not to use flamable stuff, but if it's a small amount with water around it 🤷‍♂️ Have also heard these are good for the other use you mentioned, but KZbin doesn't like that as much 😂

[@Peter_S_]

Wow, that's a toy I've always wanted. I never got one when I had a cat because I was concerned about the high frequency. You ideally want to fill that with deionized water and if you want to add a little detergent action, I would recommend a non-foamy detergent like laundry detergent. Edit: I spoke too soon. I just got the detergent part. 😂

[@loberd09]

If you want info on how to clean electronics/PCBs let me know. I worked for a PCB cleaning chemical company developing new products for 13 years (including ultrasonic ones). Been out of the industry but can give you some pointers

[@loberd09]

Well meant that for @saveitforparts but oh well

[@Peter_S_]

@@loberd09 I hope Gabe sees your comment. You might want to post it again because it seems like you are one of the pepole he needs to talk to.

[@loberd09]

Oh I should add I’ve got no idea what cats would think of it. But I just saw cats can hear up to 80kHz and I think most ultrasonic cleaners are below 60kHz. My understanding of the effects of US on people is that it still effects the bones in the ear but the nerves filter it out (you can still get hearing loss from it) but it’s no more dangerous than any other sound. May just bug the cats.

[@sethswheelhouse]

I legit just bought one of these, smaller size, but the exact same brand, and I have been scared to use it and was gonna watch a video on it. How convenient!

[@gannas42]

Not bad... and a reasonable price point. Also super surprised simple green isn't available locally. I thought for sure that Menards would have it. Go figure! The carb and engine part cleaning use cases are the most compelling to me. Thanks for giving it a workout and sharing with us!

[@saveitforparts]

Menards was the one spot I didn't check! I'll look next time I'm there.

[@MonkeyWithAWrench]

I have that exact cleaner and I can tell you, its friggin' amazing! Easily one of the better tools I've purchased. I use a full gallon of simple green cleaner in the tank and fill it the rest of the way with water to the top of the basket, and heat it to 50* C.

[@letmelooktv]

For that sort of thing. Mustie1 & James Condon between the 2 of them will have a video to cover just about everything youd ever need to know.

[@GuitarSlayer136]

Honestly, everytime this guy gets a product sponsorship I just go "Hell yeah"

[@RobertL78]

Another channel did an ultrasonic cleaner detergent comparison using car engine piston and rod assemblies. Cascade dishwasher detergent did the best job for the cheapest price.

[@Cameronsutubes]

Our is used for glasses and jewellery, does awesome job

[@M.TTT.]

I have their 6L I think, its been decent, but the other day it didn't want to start heating. I unplugged it a few times then let it sit for a bit and it eventually started working again. They don't like to sit too long it seems. I always store it empty/cleaned also.

[@steveb365]

Get a product called HoldTight 102 to add to the water when washing metals. It will degrease, help remove crud, and prevent flash rust.

[@batterymakermarkii2654]

Love mine--though it's smaller, it does great!

[@ou7shined972]

In my experience they only ever do an "ok" job. Never the less I always use mine when renovating old carbs... but I've learned never to expect too much out of them. For best results I use an specific liquid solution which seems to be a mix of detergent and a mild acid - (citric acid perhaps)

[@kevinleee3408]

Try some PB Blaster on the flashlight and a couple strap wrenches. If that doesn't work gently clamp it in a vise and then use channel locks or vise grips to remove the cap if you're careful you'll still be able to save it

[@vernonfisher6453]

I had a Dcell mag lite and the cells split and corroded I got the cap off but could never get the batteries out. I keep it as a reminder of not to leave batteries in anything that I don’t constantly use. If it is seldom used as soon as I’m done pull out the cells and leave them till next time

[@collinp56]

Be careful with purple power near paint and aluminum Its not as forgiving as the Simple Green. Simple Green has been assumed to contain way less Sodium Hydroxide and is still corrosive to aluminum but way less then purple power. Great Video!

[@gorak9000]

Purple power is also really hard on your skin - wear gloves or you end up with super dry skin, and the top layer may even flake off. Simple green won't do much to your skin even exposed to the concentrate. You can also get pink sodium hydroxide based degreasers that are lower concentration NaOH, and ok for skin contact. But the purple stuff (of any brand I've tried) is definitely "gloves required". One of them (simple green and purple degreaser), and I don't remember which now, takes black oxide coating off of stuff when used in an ultrasonic. I cleaned some black oxide socket head cap screws n an ultrasonic, some in a jar of purple degreaser, and some in a jar of simple green, and one of them came out with almost no black finish anymore. The bolts from both solutions are super prone to rusting too unless they're re-oiled immediately after - the ultrasonic removes all the oil from the pores of the black oxide finish, and water replaces it. What makes black oxide finish corrosion resistant is actually the oil in the pores of the finish.

[@M.TTT.]

also you need the non-toxic simple green, they have 2 formulas

[@gorak9000]

@@M.TTT. Why does it need to be non-toxic? Are you planning on using it as mouthwash?? It's for cleaning parts, not for drinking ya know

[@M.TTT.]

@@gorak9000 that's the recommended one for ultrasonic cleaners. I saw someone else recommend the SG pro cleaner, it's purple in color, but safer for metals.

[@bob_mosavo]

Thanks 👍

[@RinoaL]

So you got offered that as well huh? They just offered me the same but I had to turn it down because I was a bit too busy this month. Looks cool!

[@saveitforparts]

I've been pretty busy too, kind of rushed to finish this! I've had to turn down a few things, everyone wants to send me those laser engravers now!

[@RegsChannel]

Great video! I was hoping to see what it would do to a carburetor! I have 3 snowmobiles from the early 2000's that see varying degrees of use and this would be an awesome tool to add to the shop. I've heard with the right solution you might not even have to disassemble the carbs. I have also heard pine sol can be a good cleaning agent? Keep up the awesome work!

[@saveitforparts]

The carb was pretty clean after I opened it, although the gunk didn't have anywhere to go

[@RegsChannel]

@@saveitforparts I would love to know if you removed the drain plug from the bottom of the carb bowl if that would give the "gunk" a path to escape. To me, working on a carb is like open heart surgery lol, the more I can keep the parts together, the better!

[@jimurrata6785]

​@@saveitforpartsTry taking the bowl off next time 💡 Also, you said you didn't have a tea ball...... then proceeded to throw the whole carb in a Ziploc. You know, a baggie will keep small parts from being lost to the bowels of the tank just as good as a tea ball.(it just doesn't allow for fluid exchange/dilution

[@ChristhegeekHD]

these get used a lot where i work, although we typically use an industrial cleaner known as 815 GD, or Brulin.

[@gr3en21]

I believe Harbor Freight carries Simple Green too, at least I thought I seen it there.

[@gwesco]

Our local ones don't seem have it but Tractor Supply Company does. Tractor Supply is a chain that offers much of what Harbor freight does under their own brand and caters to farm and ranch type business. One of our TSC stores is right next to a Harbor Freight!

[@randyab9go188]

Use powered Cascade 1 tablespoon for 5 gallons. Works fine. Do not use the Cascade packets.

[@dougtaylor7724]

The secret is what you use for cleaner. Different things need different cleaners. If you need to clean a carburetor the best thing is to soak it in Powertune. Mercury Marine makes it in an aerosol can. Many times you don’t have to remove it from the engine. It breaks up the green goo that mixed gas leaves. How do I contact you or get your address. I will hook you up. Consider it my support for the channel.

[@saveitforparts]

I've tried the spray and soak carb cleaners and had mixed luck. Sometimes on older or cheaper carbs the spray stuff dissolves internal parts if I soak it too long. My email should be in the about tab, or [e-mail] :-)

[@Appophust]

I have a Vevor alcohol still. I love the thing. Currently running it. 🤣

[@jedharding3492]

Vevor - please send Gabe a still!!! This is a review I want to see. For sciecne!

[@Appophust]

@@jedharding3492 dude. Absolutely. 🤣

[@JimJohnson-sv9mz]

Berryman B12 is an excellent carb cleaner.

[@kevinleee3408]

I wonder if you could make like a little soundproof cover for your Sonic cleaner could be a good project for the channel Maybe

[@jeffgarner3178]

That carb you cleaned looks like the one I need to replace or repair on my Briggs Vangaurd V-Twin 16 hp snapper 303777. Hmm the snapper dealer said my carb is no longer available for my 1997 snapper. Maybe I could clean it.

[@saveitforparts]

I've been able to find cheap replacements for most carbs on Amazon or eBay, in the $10-$20 range. Just the gasket rebuild kit can cost that much, so I usually just buy a whole new carb.

[@kevinleee3408]

I have a large Maglite like that that has D cell batteries stuck in it I was wondering if you might have an idea of how to get those batteries out

[@patchvonbraun]

I've always said that internal combustion engines, despite being 140 years old, are still very much an "alpha" prototype, and not really ready for general release :) :) They are, to me, a necessary evil. The beating heart of that evil? The carburettor.

[@saveitforparts]

I like that theory, makes a lot of sense. I'm slowly replacing most of my stuff with electric, although I'll probably keep the V8 in the jet boat once I get it all working again :-)

[@patchvonbraun]

One need only look at efficiency gains for IC engines in the last 4 decades. They've moved from "frakking dismal" to "a bit less than frakking dismal". This is, of course, inherent in the technology. Thermodynamics cannot be trifled with, as demonstrated by the Carnot limit.

[@daveys]

I wonder if I can use one of these instead of the dishwasher?

[@MiketheEye]

I'm sure you did but did you try the rubber band trick on that flash light?

[@saveitforparts]

It would probably come off with some vice grips, I just haven't bothered. Honestly I never use the old style lights like that any more, too dim and power hungry compared to LED.

[@truthreigns7]

Am I correct in saying that your shop window which is somewhat behind you, is the same type of windows that were used in bathrooms and doctor's examination rooms?

[@saveitforparts]

Yeah, it's glass block. Kind of weird, but the original owner built everything himself and made some strange choices.

[@truthreigns7]

@@saveitforparts Well the first thing i thought of, was well no one can look in and see what to steal.

[@jedharding3492]

Vevor! Please send Gabe a still! I'll buy an ultrasonic cleaner if you do!

[@kevinleee3408]

That Predator needs to go on your rail car

[@TRUMP_WAS_RIGHT_ABOUT_EVRYTHNG]

Am I the only one yelling TRY CLR OR VINEGAR 😂 ! I've cleaned a lot of rusty metal with those two products. Now I want one of these Chinese water baskets👍

[@Gas_n_Gears]

White vinegar does wonders on carbs and parts.

[@Khuros]

How does Donnie feel about the ultrasonic waves? I never even thought about it.

[@saveitforparts]

I haven't tried it near the cats, heck maybe it will chase some mice out of the garage walls!

[@Khuros]

@@saveitforparts I just thought ultra waves go through a lot more than usual but maybe I'm wrong. Maybe you could talk about how far ultrasonic waves actually travel. Because now that I think about it I don't know.

[@sethswheelhouse]

You think you could use something like CLR?

[@saveitforparts]

That might be interesting to try, although most websites say not to use harsh solvents. Could be interesting to try on rock and mineral samples!

[@archloy]

for a carb, remove at least the "bowl" on bottom (I think I don't have the word in english, sorry !) to avoid air bubble inside.

[@Tyler_Becker]

Savingtheparts channel. ❤

[@Mikie1959]

a lot of people that use these use a degreaser with water and use hot water.

[@wastenotwantnot5953]

I don't think of Purple Power in the same way as Simple Green. I've used both, and concentrated Purple Power can hurt your hands. I have concentrated Simple Green, and it doesn't do that. Also it's probably more environmentally friendly and smells like Jager! :) I think I bought mine from Lowe's or Meijer.

[@asn413]

stick a metal rod in the hole on the flashlight... a little leverage

[@kevinleee3408]

Purple Power is not the same as Simple Green and it will etch aluminum parts I can tell you from experience if you use too strong of a concentration it will eat your carburetor

[@danieltaylor945]

For small parts I use an old water bottle Just like you did with the Plastic bag

[@innercityprepper]

ah man... if you happen to find a box of parts that need cleaning on your front steps, please just leave the clean parts in the same box and I'll pick em up :D

[@checkmatekingtwothisiswhit7685]

. You got to use the appropriate solvent. Hot water won't dissolve rust.

[@MatthewMoss644]

Andy & Bax recently closed. That sticker traveled quite a distance.

[@saveitforparts]

Sad! They were fun when I went there, still not as good as Ax-Man though!

[@dowgy177]

Simple green pro hd (the purple stuff, NOT the green stuff) is a decent detergent in an ultrasonic cleaner and will not corrode aluminum. Home Depot and walmart carry it in store too. Regular simple green will corrode aluminum and should be avoided for carburetors.

[@M.TTT.]

good tip, I used the regular SG and it did leave a little residue on some carbs, but was easily cleaned off with brake cleaner.

[@dowgy177]

@@M.TTT. Just to be clear, regular simple green can be used on aluminum, it just isn't ideal. As long as you dilute it and rinse the part afterwards with clean water you'll be fine 99% of the time.

[@M.TTT.]

@dowgy177 ah yeah, I'd rather not have to rinse em though, kind of annoying in the winter time. And if I didn't have to dilute it, that'd be even better for cleaning power probably

[@KennethWilson-sf8th]

My buddy uses pine-sol and water in his.

[@kevinleee3408]

I think some people just use a little bit of dish soap

[@PBnFlash]

I got a 2hp motor from vevor and it failed in like a month.

[@truthreigns7]

you may be able to sand the wood to restore it.

[@IDK_Mr.M]

LoL, I just bought the same exact one. 3days ago

[@truthreigns7]

Your flashlight looks like a mag lite.

[@robina.jensen6114]

Carburators aren't that hard to clean. You can see some youtube video's with @ Mustie1. He's has cleaned alot of carburators in he's ultrasonic cleaner. He has a experience in disassambly and most importent assambly those carburators. The diafram seems to be the biggest issue as most of the time, they are ruined due to cracks in the materie.

[@kevinleee3408]

Rip that carb lol. Edit: i guess leaving the carburetor in overnight was my mistake lol

[@charlesurrea1451]

Carburetors eh? For me it's transmissions. In Electronics you use high proof alcohol, for Auto Parts I imagine some other form of solvent perhaps m e k

[@DuoDogs]

Based on your recent videos seems warmer winters in Minnesota than when I lived there 60 years ago. I see you are now wearing warmer duds, winter has arrived, doncha know. There is a youtube website, James Condon, about small engine repair. He is very methodical and meticulous, does not argue with haters, runs no skits nor shit-idiot background music. Nearly every video involves a carb repair or rebuild, you may pick something up. He lives in the NE, where they have nasty summer storms but recently very little snow. I started using non-ethanol gas in my fleet of small engines, 2/4 stroke, about 6 years ago and I no longer have carb problems. Start right up in the spring and the gas has does not go flat over the Ohio winters. Costs about 40 cents more per gallon, and you have to look around for it.

[@88njtrigg88]

Can l use it to wash greasy clothing ?

[@saveitforparts]

I haven't tried that, could be interesting if it doesn't damage the clothes somehow.

[@Prateek1234q.]

Do i know anything about that tool : No Do i need it : No Am i going to watch entire video: Heck yeah

[@saveitforparts]

I didn't know anything about it either! Seems useful though.

[@jgrutza]

ADMONITION!

[@brandoncstadler]

Use simple green. Your welcome

[@ayush0477]

Nice big crack in the footwear sir.

[@saveitforparts]

Yeah those are getting to the end of their life, I keep forgetting not to show my hobo feet on screen 😅

[@HylianOverlord]

Never use any cleaning liquid that is flammable.

[@bob_mosavo]

How can anyone not have Simple Green on hand? That's like blasphemy to the garage tinkerer gods.

[@jedharding3492]

dude have you tried the purple?

[@bob_mosavo]

@@jedharding3492 Not yet. I'll give it a try 😉

[@salrivera7578]

😂 best thing to save and clean any metal is lemon 🍋 and oils real simple if you don't believe me go way back on time you might learn something ok mountains people medicine

[@B.M.0.]

MUTE WARNING! @5:55 - 6:10 ; then again @ 8:52 - 8:58

[@ShainAndrews]

Vevor earned an F rating from the BBB. Complete with a warning. Over 400 complaints last year. Go ahead and exchange your reputation for what again?

[@brokeboisentertainment8525]

Hey do you ever think you're gonna get a flipper zero? If you're doing all this now, imagine the endless possibilities with a flipper zero. Also, big fan and I have some old tech. I'd rather ship it to someone who appreciates it than someone who's gonna scrap it. If you want it just reply and I'll give you my email or something. Plz keep up the good work and keep making content. This is so cool. Also, you got something my dad and I can watch together. Usually we don't spend much time together because we're so busy but we watch your channel and he's just as fascinated as I am so seriously, keep it up

[@saveitforparts]

I did get a Flipper but didn't get much out of the stock firmware. I need to try it again with one of the alternate builds people have made, I just haven't had time. I've also heard YT doesn't like that sort of thing.