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@complexcat1742. You are correct that it needs some improvements and thanks for the suggestions. I have put that project on the backburner for awhile but I hope to get back to it soon. Thanks for watching. Roger

@themanitobaman1964 Seems like the older I get, the more projects collect on the back burner. I've now got enough back burner projects to last me the rest of my life, I think. 😆

@eliva409, There should have been some fine thread that was included with the machine, you can follow that. This is how my thread is. From the thread spool take the thread from the top and push it through the middle hole in the big arm close to the middle nut. Take the thread between the spring loaded washers, then straight across to the little ring at the front, put the thread in from the bottom and go up to the ring at the top above the hollow pipe for the needle. You will need to push a stiff wire up from the needle. Tie the thread to the stiff wire and pull the tread down towards the needle. Then thread the needle from the front to the back. I hope this helps you. Roger

This model isn't solar powered, but Momentum has lots of solar powered models. I am going to be ordering the Momentum Steelix Eclipse, solar powered one next. Thanks for watching.

I am glad that I could help. Thanks for watching.

redf7209: When I took it out in the bush the next time it seemed to be working fine. Thanks for watching.

Thank you! Cheers!

You can change it to show Celsius but I forget how right now. I will let you know when I figure it out again. The temperature shows the water temperature coming into the heater and it will shut down when the water coming in reaches the set temperature. Thanks for watching , I will get back to you.

@@themanitobaman1964 thanks for the reply and help. I have had it running for about a day now. I would have thought it would heat faster. The instructions really are useless.

@@chrisclark239 It takes a little longer to heat up the pool than a regular heater but it is much more efficient . I have been averaging about $125 per year for the last couple of years. I also use the timer feature so that it doesn't run all night. If I remember correctly holding the up and down arrows at the same time should switch it to Celsius, but I'm not certain.

@@themanitobaman1964 thanks again for the reply. It it’s working great now after about 4-5 days. I finally got it off the timer mode as I just want it to run and shut off when the temperature is achieved. I have my pump on a timer so no need for another timer setting on the heat pump. I will try the arrows.

No I don't believe the ring on this compass is magnetic. Thanks for watching. Roger

Nena. Do you want to put the captions on in Spanish starting around 5:56, maybe that will help you. Thanks for watching. Roger

I just rolled a piece out on my floor and kneeled on it with both knees. I didn't hear or feel any popping. It is worth a try. I hope this helps . Thanks for watching.

That's good idea as well. Thanks for watching.

Hello . I think it is a tan brown. I was given this piece from a older gentleman in town who was clearing out of his leather. Sorry I couldn't help but there is probably something available at your local leather shop. Thanks for watching.

@@rogercurrie Thank you, Roger, I have a couple of pieces of "glazed goat" similar to that color from Maverick leather. I live in a very small town in Virginia and just down the road in Lynchburg there is an enormous leather warehouse (Moore & Giles) that caters to large companies like airlines and auto companies, but sadly we have no local leather retail shop like a Tandy. Moore and Giles used to have monthly remnant sales, but some customers started fighting over the scraps and they discontinued the sales. Fortunately, there are a lot of online companies that sell to hobbyists and small operators. Thank you for sharing your expertise! 😊

Harry. I will do a video about threading the machine in the near future . Thanks for the idea. Roger

Yes pleass

There is a couple videos about threading this machine already on UA-cam. Type “Chinese leather shoe patching machine” in the search box. I got mine a few months ago and have found lots of good help/advice in the videos available here.

Thanks for the tip. I have been meaning to try some of those things in the future. Thanks for watching.

@@themanitobaman1964 I can help you freely. I have paid tools. If need any help you can tell me.

I'm glad to help. Let me know how it works for you. Thanks for watching.

We ended up returning the mattrass and getting one from Costco. Thanks for watching.

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I looked at my GPS and it doesn't seem to be another outlet to plug a camera in. some models come with a backup camera but I'm not sure which models have that.

Several of the Garmen navy systems designated which back up cameras connect, the model 40 for example, fits with many, if not most. But that connection is wireless, which I DON'T want--at all. I'll talk to Garmin tech support tomorrow, and see if any of em allow hard wire connection. I know it is done--look at any new car today, they arrive with a back-up camera, hard wired in. I know that because after 8 years, the Subaru's back up camera has never required a battery change, and nor has the picture ever failed when I put her in reverse. @@themanitobaman1964