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Thanks for this video, suprising how scarce the hollow tech videos are compared to BB30

ohhh maaan. i just ordered the same bearing puller tool from amazon together with the new bearings. i thought i could pull it off with it. it was the washer that didnt fit? if so, its easier to get one that fit and file square to 22mm

Hi Andy. Something remains unclear in my mind. The Mountain BB uses a wider plastic sleeve to provide additional protection against mud and other contaminants. Which is supposedly not necessary with the Road BB allowing for a wider standard bearing (7mm thick). So I don't understand what drives Shimano for the design, because if we consider that the road and MTB spindles have the same length, why not use the length that allows the mounting of the 6805 standard bearing in both cases but by changing the width of the plastic dust cap for a perfect fit with the crankset ? Where am I going wrong ? 😤

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Bassball style cap makes wearing a hood up a bit more bearable, do like a poncho. I used to use a clear bin liner with taped up arm holes back along just cos it went right over my backpak.

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Great, great, great idea but the alternator is really a horrible choice. I want to build mine using a 250W hoverboard motor. I spin it with my bare hands so easily and it puts out a lot of power. Cheers! Thanks for the video!

Great video bud

My extension #1 of your idea is for your bicycle to turn a good-sized flywheel using a connection with gearing of multiple sprockets, like a 10-speed bicycle. The flywheel is connected by suitable gearing to some number of DC generators, which feed power to the batteries that power your home's devices. The flywheel's inertia can continue to spin your generators when you stop pedaling and allows you to maintain the flywheel's rpm with less pedaling effort. My extension #2 of your idea is to a) identify the power required to lift a large concrete block using an electric winch device and b) identify the size of the block that can spin generators producing your required power output per unit if time. After lifting the weight, it drops down an inclined plane during some long number of minutes. It is connected by a weight-bearing cable to a suitably geared set of DC generators to produce a given amount of power per drop/reset cycle. The generators connect to batteries that power your home's devices. (You canset up as many falling blocks as you need to generate the electricity that you want to be available over some period of time.) All of the blocks are set up outside your dwelling, of course. You pedal your bicycle only to recharge a battery to drive the winch. This kind of system is simple and avoids the complexities and fragility of wind turbine and solar power systems. I would also prefer a recumbent bicycle seat.

Great project. Thank you for sharing your experiences planning and building this. If I make something similar I'll post an update to this comment.

Can you fix the alternator in place that you have already then use another alternator to tention the belt and get more power from 2 altenators insted of 1

Thanks for sharing . Wonder how you could get multiple people to drive it . Should get more rpm .

Hi, may I know how much it's total cost, thank you.

This African older gentleman just made a bigger wheel and he could power his TV for 2 hours after only 2 minutes of peddling. You should use lto batteries and also a higher Amp alternator. BMW alternator or something.

Andy, you are on to something. If venture capitalists / investors take your idea and produce a complete product, you'll be rich. Something Elon Musk, his hardware (frame, electric motor/alternator, display etc) and software (app, internet of things, forum, social platform etc) engineers could take on.

Good Idea, instead I use nuclear energy to power up my house equipment, I will definitely use kinetic energy, wind power, and solar energy, if water energy, you must be near a waterfall if Steam energy you need a boiler which more energy use, so 3 choices or 3 ways to cut off my electric bill totally,

This is more of a disaster preparedness thing. Very useful during power outages. Enough to charge essential gadgets and items.

I don't know much about electricity, I'm queries, is it possiblle to use many alternators/generators to charge a deep cycling buttery at the same time...?

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Man turn the light on it might help geeez

great video! I have the same stringer, but I have a problem when trying to mount my pure aero. the bridge of this racquet is thinner than the frame, so the throat C clamp cannot exert even pressure on the bridge to secure it. the thicker frame gets in the way. do you have any tips to get around this issue?

Thanks for taking the time to make this video. Haven't strung a racket in decades and just bought a Gamma X2 because I started playing agin. Very helpful.

Great vid man, definitely the most comprehensive I've seen for the X-2. With your help I was able to do my first ever string job with little trouble.

really good stringing vid here! Have been stringing for 5 years and this is spot on. The clamps might however be on the tighter side of whats reccomended. They should also be put a bit closer to the grommet. Always place them as close to the frame as possible.

Great video! Really useful thanks

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Isn't it better to tension each time you weave a cross string? I noticed that you did two rows of crosses and then tensioned. Just wondering what the reason is behind that.

Thank you, excellent video; lots of detail and easy to follow. Can't say that about the manual!

Thanks for this video. I just ordered the Gamma X-2 and am a first time stringer so I appreciate the tutorial. Hopefully I can actually get it done because I'm tired of running to the shop every time I want to try a different string setup and paying so much to do it. Do you have any idea how to calibrate this stringer? I've heard they can be a few pounds off out of the box.

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Nice job bro, lighting could have been better, but excellent instructions, now I'm going to give it a shot!

Great video man. It got me through my first stringing. Didn't have enough string first time but its finally done. Thanks :)

Im thinking about getting one of these but I hear bad things about the clamps durability. Is this true?

It is not bad lighting, it is just Rembrant like illumination. :D

great vid just bad lighting