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It didn't like a loose RCA. No limiting on the input. A few crackles and pops and it was all over

Glad you got it sorted!

It actually worked, but after about 2 months it stopped putting out the proper voltage, so it no longer activates the nerves. I was going to do a video, but haven't get there yet

Thank you! Hope it helped with your search. I have a few videos on Ryobi tools also if you're interested: ua-cam.com/video/V_erT4sZ7KY/v-deo.htmlsi=xG_6DCYnm_1HZGuk

I haven't used this one enough to notice. I personally use Ryobi and haven't had any issues. I've used the Ryobi drill to put in 200mm batten screws without pre-drilling, and used it to mix tile glue and concrete. It's a tough drill, and the batteries last a lot longer than the Makita ones. ua-cam.com/video/V_erT4sZ7KY/v-deo.htmlsi=xG_6DCYnm_1HZGuk

It's the best one for sure, but Americans still think it's slow haha

Hmmmmmm. The motor randomly shutting off when you put the clutch in. Must be your favourite feature...

@@lethalz9 just takes a second to press the button off, but yeah is annoying

That iStop killed my battery in 18 months. I used to let it do its thing, but not anymore. I did the maths, and it saved me ~$18 of fuel to ruin a $285 iStop compatible battery. Great feature 👏

@@lethalz9 is there any way to permanently disable the feature>?

I've asked a few people. Apparently, you can shove a cut-off bit of a zip tie or piece of cardboard in the side of the button, once pressed, or by disconnecting the bonnet catch sensor. But I'm not going to try it, probably illegal in Australia. Everything is here these days...

He was a great guitarist, and very humble

That one is about $220AUD for the skin, no battery

Thanks mate, I miss that truck

Thank you very much, but it's my father singing. He's 70 and still going strong

@lethalz9 MY.....goodness, it's your father age 70 singing. What a gifted man he is. Tell him from me that his voice is amazing 👏🏼 Bless him.....

I'm pretty sure it was my great Uncle Roco that welded with safety squints hahaha

A little fear always keeps us going, sounds like Roco was the man! I did some squints today with the angle grinder too - better than coffee lol! Cheers again for the review man, just bit the bullet and copped a Ryobi trimmer as well 👍

Instructions are very poor 😢

Not really hey. When I hold the button in, the display does a slow circle and then just goes back to the battery percentage. Double tap seems to do nothing

@@lethalz9 I’ve email support about the function of the button if I get any thing back I’ll update it here.

@@Johnsmith-uc9df What did support say?

Hahahahahhaha I knew it!

Yes, it's a bit of a hassle getting the lid closed sometimes. But the bags last for months, so at least you don't have to do it too often

Thank you! They are approximately 905mm from tip to tip

@@lethalz9 Awesome! Thanks for the quick reply!

Not at all, mine is tight and locked in place. Possibly the bolt is cross-threaded and worth checking.

Hi - just got mine & had the same problem, til I realised the non-hole end of the underside bracket has to slide into the slot on the plastic top cover before attaching the wing nut & tightening. Hope that helps.

As far as I'm aware, yes. I'll find out tomorrow and let you know if it is something different.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Having had it for a while now, I can say it's actually really good

The speed winder goes on the greenish 'push-to-feed' button on the trimmer head, but only while you're feeding new trimmer line into it. It's not a permanent fitting.

Thank you! No, the plumbing isn't installed. That will have to be done on site by the new owner. I did design a square tiny house. 9m x 9m and had a cupboard with sliding doors in the centre about 6.5m long to divide the room. One side was open kitchen, dining, lounge and other side was large bathroom with laundry included, bedroom in the centre, and a smaller room in the other corner. The design seemed to work well in the 3d software.

Square “ makes sense …

Hi there, the only thing I would like is another USB-A port.

Thank you!

Yeah, it's not that bad to hold, just a bit sour with the guard only protecting one side.

No stone chips or cracked windshields in 110,000km. I traded it on a new CX-5 with the same motor (2.5L) in ~March

@@lethalz9 Oh wow, a lot of people complained about that to the point I was about to remove it from my list... Maybe you had a good one. CX5 probably more practical, which one drives better in the twisties? Presumably the 3 by smallish margin...

I've never had a problem with Mazda paint. They've all been parked outside in Queensland sun, and heaps of highway kms. I've put 48,000km on the CX-5 already. The 3 was unstoppable through the twisties, but the 5 is a more comfortable, practical ride, albeit still almost as fast. 50psi cold and it will be very responsive.

It wouldn't be a true unboxing experience if I snuck in to sneakily charge the batteries before I started filming. I just couldn't do that to myself. Or to pause filming while the batteries charge? Why that would take... almost a lifetime in my world. I wouldn't be able to sleep at night. But knowing you watched most of my video, now that is something I'll hold dear for eternity ♥️

Yes, it is. Ludicrously long

I don't own it anymore, so I can't show you. I had it supported through the structure in the headboard and at the rear end, but I did that after the last video, and sold it very soon after. I tested it out with about 600kg of concrete post mix bags, and it did fine. If I was better at making content, you would have seen it all...

Still using them?

@@lethalz9 yep still use them when I need them, still work perfectly