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Thanks for the advice. I one of those small plastic drain snakes to clear it out!

I accidentally dipped my flashlight in seawater while walking on the beach just for 1 second. It was waist-high. I thought it said water-resistant, but when I checked later, seawater was all over the case, causing my energizer batteries to heat up and drain. Since there's no gasket, water will definitely seep through the enclosure. What I did later was to add a thin gasket into the cap that prevented the water from coming in.

I have the same flashlight. Short run time carry extra batteries.

I wonder what is the max Voltage you'd ever see in that Honda. Some of the older cars would boost Voltage when started in very cold weather, like in the excess of 17V which a lot of LEDs won't handle, the same issue I had with LEDs in my lawn tractor until I put in that buck regulator. I don't think they do much of a cold boost in modern cars but haven't checked mine in the rare sub-zero conditions.

Bro 16 Hours is 2 day and 12Hrs

Just an amazing flashlight simple exactly what you need in pretty darn bright for what it is, about my I believe over 10 years ago one of its first models and just it's a die-hard

There is a small wire with a thermo on the end under front cover you will see it. Move it away from the fan area, I moved it to the right and into the control wire area.

How do you get the heat to come on. I have the same exact one in my room.

i have two ducted heat pumps that i picked up used cheap. i am a home owner but i was in a pinch and needed heat and didnt want a $500 electric bill and so far so good for about 85% of the year. its been three years now and in the coldest of cold they never shut off and it can get to about 60f in the 1800 sq ft house. i have been about to pull the trigger on one of these thinking it could carry most of the weight of heating the house and then kick on the other units if need be the coldest of cold. your video pretty much sold me, granted i dont know what else you are doing for heat in the your house. two weeks ago, when it was 10f below zero and constant crazy winds it got down to about 52f in my house, while being home sick with pneumonia so i fired up my back up portable kerosene heater and got it up to 80f in just a few hours. i am sure my portable ducted heat pumps are not that great when its that cold, it seems like when it reaches about 25f outside it really starts to cool off inside. i know insulation is playing a role two, as its 28 outside and its 65 in the house now, which is about 1 degree higher than my prefernence and i am sitting here in nothing but shorts and a t shirt. i would like to get two or three of these units and tie them into the air intake on the existing hvac system in the basement and just use the existing hvac's blower motor and duct work to get that thermal energy spread around the house. money is much better now and in fact i just bought a thermal camera in preparation for setting this all up. personaly i dont see the need to spend 10 to 15k on a hvac system so i am just going to peice it together my self, and power from my existing solar panel and battery system. while using my thermal today, i spoted several spots in my basement where the inside walls were 29f, there were about 7 of these spots, i plant to patch those leaks up , and last week i found a hot spot of my roof where it there was a 2ft sqaure of roof that was 55f, despite it being about 39f outside, still need to crawl up there and see what going on in the attic.

You’re a genius !!!

But definitely clever for temp fix

Heres a hack buy a new filter housing

pretty stupid for them to do such a thing . I have to set mine at 86 which could be a fire Hazzard . I do like mine it's a blue ridge they do work until this bull crap like this . oh well I'll figure it out like always .😡😡😡😡 it's always the people that have to do this WE DONT OWE THE GOVERNMENT A DAMN THING . Stop letting AI control you .

You had it set to 86 WOW anyhow how good is your insulation?

my mini split has a remote control with a follow me button that makes it a thermostat place it closer to floor

IT WORKED!!! I can't thank you enough!! I live in a basement house in Kentucky and it's been in the twenties lately and I've been freezing!! I'm a single female with no male relatives or male friends and I've been racking my brain trying to find an affordable fix on my own!! You're a life saver, my friend! THANK YOU!!

run it at higher fan speed ,it should work harder

We just bought an 18,000 BTU Senville, and mounting it above a passageway between rooms, the main room having a vaulted ceiling. It does seem to me, these mini-splits should be mounted much lower on the wall, or use a ceiling fan. We have two ceiling fans that have run constantly for the past five years, to keep our 600 square foot room comfortable, year-round. The only other heat is a wood stove.

Pretty! Sell it to someone who loves them!

Thank you it worked

Windows doors closed. Remote control batteries removed cause i use wifi resideo app to control unit. Heats room to 70 . Cant heat pass 70. Any settings on the remote i need to look at. I have a fujitsu 12RLFW1

i love my raleigh c40

Is it water resistant?

Sir price

This model is way above its league in terms of inner space to outer dimensions ratio. Love it!

1st second: "Hmm, I know this voice." When I read the channel name I was surprised! I didn't know you had a secondary channel John. I found it by pure luck when looking for reviews of this exact headlamp.

Greeting. I’m looking into the same model and am curious hot much it cost to run in the winter?

How do you think this would work outside in the winter at -20C?

The "yellower" normally indicates 2700k not 3200k. The original Tungsten lamps, certainly in theatre lighting, were about 2700k; then Tungsten-Halogen came along at approx 3200k. Whilst all the while 'daylight' fixtures (usually movie) were around 5200/5600k. These varying CT's have output 'look' implications, particularly when comparing light output 'quality' on a blank wall.

I have the same model, thanx for making this vid, huge help. Now where do you oil the fan? I have a bottle of 3 in 1 oil with the extender tube.

Would you buy these pioneer units again?? I am in the market and looking at the wys inverter model and the plus model.

That white washer thing is actually a "slinger". It's an integral part of the oiling system. It is the part which draws oil through the bearing and slings it back into the bearing wick in the bushing cap where it is somewhat filtered and returned to the bearing surface. The more you know...

I figured when I move the thermostat closer to the fan it did reach to the temperature I wanted. So does that mean the outdoor and indoor unit is working fine. It’s just that all the heat rise up and not coming down?

Is the motor still running strong? How many years now it has been running due to you oil it every few years. Thanks so much for the video.

Dang, I really need to know what those oil-absorbing pads are made of so that I can replace because dry pieces of that same blower-wheel-side sealed bushing pad(aka packing) blew away when I was using compressed air to clean up that area on MY motor. Day & Nite furnace here - very similar to yours. No furnace we buy today is going to last decades.

I installed a couple of different mini splits this year. My small home bedroom unit is a Pioneer 9000 BTU. I also got one that works to -13 on paper, and is an inverter++ model. I was away visiting family and monitoring the unit remotely with a wifi GoVee thermometer. When it got to -9 my mini was still keeping the room at the set temp 62 degrees as well. I did notice that it was running from 59-62 degrees at -9, where before at -6 it had been running 62-64 degrees. Since it is supplemental heat, I shut it down until it got warmer out. Over all very happy with how it worked.

Wow, not sure it ever got quite that cold here, though I went snowboarding in a 7 degree windstorm. Good to know it is heating well.

Don’t cut your finger off.

Nice test--

When you tighten the set screw holding the fan to the motor shaft line up the set screw with the flat on the motor shaft . You didn't line it up so it will probably work loose.

.... Would this be a good keychain light for illuminating a glow-in-the-dark watch; and if so, are they still available and where can I get one? Thanks!...... Battery junction, guess I should have watched the entire video first 😅

Looks too much like a toy

Clip allows you to attach to your baseball cap bill. Comes in handy