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well done on rebuilding the chain saw! Very good!

Nice work on getting that pump going! I googled the info you left on the pump, they cost 300 euros! Such a strange looking pump! I havnt been out to my offgrid property in a while as i had to come to the city to earn more money, so i am living vicariously through your off grid videos at the moment! Keep up the good work!

ещё можно для нагрева воды установить гелиосистемы или солнечные нагреватели с накопителем которые работают как летом так и зимой

если крыша ушатана, пробуй найти solar roof from Elon or maybe have other company in Spain

как обычно, сначала юзаем, потом читаем инструкцию))

а не проще было зразу купить солнечные панели и аккумуляторы? можно было панели просто на земле разложить и использовать, не обязательно на крышу, места то хватает на участке

Good on ya mate, we had to learn it the same way, bloody pain in the arse until it makes sense. Keep up the great work :)

Hearing you gush about the hardware store girl was so cute! I'd be willing to bet that she'd be just as impressed with your ingenuity as you are with hers! Also its crazy that all of those bolts are reverse thread???

This might work, however both antenna elements should be the same size or it will not work well. The antenna dimensions are dependent on the frequency of the signal which is the same throughout the system.

im sure you figured this out already but when the generator goes up down, or loud soft loud, etc, it is running out of petrol

I have made so many mistakes in my life that is quite nice to learn from somebody else :) I have a beach house and only use it every month or so, I don't have a generator but have a lawn mower with the exact same type of motor and I suggest the following from my experience. Buy a spare plug so you can get it started quickly when the plug does foul up and clean the old one at your leisure. Petrol only lasts about 2 months so when you go to your house always take new petrol, if you cant get it to start with the old petrol replace it with some new stuff, once you have run a tank of new petrol you can probably use up your old petrol but it may foul the plug. You don't need to remove the oil its fine for months but do replace it regularly maybe every 100 running hrs. or so but check the book. If you were leaving the generator for a year I would definitely dump the petrol but would still leave the oil but probably replace it before I started it. Finally I recommend getting a can of motor start, its spray can with ether in to that you can spray into the carburetor filter to get old petrol going. All the best I'm in NZ and totally support Ukraine

pretty good video! I'm also using a similar genny (and a small solar set up, 680w). You can keep spare spark plugs handy as well. I now change the spark plug every time the service light comes on in case the gap has changed, the new ones are relatively cheap (±$5). I wash dry and regrease the air filter each time as well. Also for adding petrol you should get either the 'no-spill can' (company in the US costs about £30/$35 here in England) or the 'never-stop autostop can' (Swedish company), the first one has a button to vent/pour and it really lives up to its name. the second one has the air vent inside the opening of the spout- when you start pouring its a bit slow but then it speeds up, when the level of petrol reaches the level of the spout it no longer has air and it stops pouring out the fuel. Either way its almost impossible to spill the petrol. the swedish one is much cheaper here in europe (£13/$15 approx in England for the 10L can).

You can feel the compression stroke, on some. Pull it over slowly until it has the most resistance (because valves are closed). You want to start from just before the largest resistance/compression. Depending on the engine running with some choke during warmup will not foul plugs.

People that put there panels on the roof yet live at a high latitude wear you get a lot of snow put them there because they have nowhere else to put them . Not only that but these people are running grid tie system that put power back into the grid . If the panels get buried with snow it does not mater because they are still on the grid . Very few OFF GRID people that live at these high latitudes put there panels on a roof .

Just found your channel and subscribed. I see so many similarities to my own offgrid expeiences. Just one short comment about heating. Open stove is not the best way of heating, most of the heat (like 80 percent!) goes out the chimney and does not heat the room. An open fire is cozy, but for heating the room a stove gives a lot more heat (you can still use the same chimney). Keep up the good work!

Small addition, the start and run modes you mentioned are for the carburetor. It feeds the air/fuel mixture to the engine. The "start" mode as you called it is the choked mode in which the air is cut to richen up the fuel mixture for cold starting. If you were to run it for an extended period of time while it is choked, the richer mixture would eventually dirty your spark plug with carbon. Once it has started (or attempted to start) you switch it to run in order to lean out the mixture (add more air) for proper combustion with less carbon. Also be sure to keep the oil level set correct. Too much oil can be as bad as too little. Just keep the level right and change it as indicated in the manual.

The best lessons come from some disaster or another... thats when you really learn.... but a single point of failure is never a good thing, a spare is always wise.

Hi Sabrina, there's no need to drain out the oil when it's left unused, or the petrol. The oil is for lubrication and can stay inside until it's time to actually change it (usually every 50 to 100 hours of use), and the petrol can be treated with an additive to stop any water from condensation settling in the bottom of the fuel tank.

No props for the guy who wrote the instructable where you got this idea from?

Do not overdo the engine oil. it needs to be at proper level. if you swamp it it will smoke, foul the plug etc.

Great video Sabrina, I am glad you were able to figure out your generator.

How soon you switch from the "start" (choke) to "run" (no choke) mode depends on how cold it is. Under cold conditions, you may need to run with the choke at least partially on for a few minutes before it'll run properly without it. When I start my mother's 8kW generator in winter at -20C, I usually have to progressively open the choke over 20-30 seconds before it'll run steady without it.

Would love to see a video of the battery/inverter setup. Also the solar panel install

Well done! Casita looks like it is really coming along! IDK about in Spain, but here we can get dual fuel generators that can run off propane/lpg. So much cleaner and easier than liquid petrol. It’s just hard to find generators that are both dual fuel AND inverters, but gosh it’s nice. FYI, “start mode” usually also acts as a choke, to restrict the air flow to the cylinders, that makes it easier to start, but once it’s running starves it of air, hence the fouled spark plug. Conversely, I live at 1800m and it’s near impossible to start choked since the air is thinner, so I regularly start in run mode.

At 9:50 when you're pouring petrol from a full jerrycan, try turning the jerrycan around so that the nozzle is at the top (above the handle). This makes it so that when the petrol comes out of the nozzle it will be at a steeper angle making the petrol not drip down the side so much.

Nice to cu going Solar 🙂

Mam i need to chat with you privately can I get your instagram 😊

You can put solar panels on the ground. They need a stand, but in many ways it's better than putting them on the roof.

Do not use water to put out any oil fire! Petrol floats on water and water will spread the fire! Use sand for petroleum fires!

The advantage of an inverter generator is fuel savings. In Europe, electricity is 50 hz. A regular generator must spin at exactly 3,000 RPM to maintain this. So if you are only running a few things, a lot of gas / petrol is being wasted. By adding the inverter, the engine can slow down and save fuel. It will no longer produce 50 hz, but the inverter can change the electricity into the correct frequency. It also allows for more maximum power, because the engine can run faster than 3000 RPM. In this case, the inverter lowers the frequency down to 50 hz. Of course, inverters lose some power during this conversation, so if you always have the same power draw, getting a traditional generator that is just the right size will actually be more efficient. However this is a very rare situation!

You are just a Doll! Simply Beautiful! Just a Tip, If you are going to let your Petrol sit for more than 30 days you need to add a fuel stabilizer to it or put the fuel in in your cars tank before you head out and get fresh fuel when you return to the house!

You look like your'e starring in a 1970s Italian movie. I love it. Can't wait to visit you.

Good job ❤

Do you mind answering fast ,😅 I need it so bad😢

Sorry i don't have the white stuff Will it work if i connect it directly to the wire

Geckos shit very stink....I hate Geckos

Mam , I asked you something 😢

Can i use galvanized iron wire rather than hanger?

Could the music be more irritating???

Ah cutting the power cable off the chainsaw, with the chainsaw! Scary!! 💥

Jay Shree Krishna Prabhu....Jay Shree Radha Rani....🙏🙏🙏

mom looks like she can handle a hand saw pretty good its a good talent to have

Drop your insta.....❣️

Superb

It's good to see you doing well and making progress. If you need some advice on chainsaw maintenance, you may need to sharpen the chain from time to time; there is a chainsaw sharpening tool you can buy, or use a round file to sharpen the teeth but it takes time to complete the chain. Add some oil (3-in-1 or WD40) on the chain or bar to keep it free from friction. 🙂👍

Your videos bring me joy Sabrina and hope to see more of them soon 😁

I admire people who assemble things back together, a skill I do not possess. 😔

You're amazing! 😍 💪

Треба робити розпаковки і брати комісію за промоушен брендів 😂😂😂

Кто бы сомневался, что в конце видео ты будешь её сама чинить 😆😆😆