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Brilliant idea! Is there product for sale following this design?

Thank you for the detailed video!

Cool. Can you put an organ through it? For quiet practice.

how do you replace the water line dispenser on a 42 inch Jennair built in

Fantastic video brother! Very clear a precise. Well done and simple too .

Does adding an extra tube hurt the engine in any way?

Thanks for such a great informative instruction on how to use and handle this product. We live in Australia. Everbrite should have you on commission. Thanks so much. Also, great sense of humour and easy to listen to.

Orange gloves are tougher and thicker than those black gloves.

Question what happens when that coating dies from UV. How do you get it off? So you can make your siding or doors look good again?

One clean dirt off. Two apply something that loosens oxidation, then use a soft brush and use a pressure washer, and do a good rinse., romse and romse again. when dry, you will be amazed at the color and shine. Now, apply something to protect the surface from UV. Nev uses abrasive cleaners or sponges to remove oxidization

Thanks for saving me hundreds of dollars. I live in the country and just getting service for broken appliances is hard to get, not to mention the added expense of travel time. Your detailed instructions make this procedure a breeze and saved me probably an hour of “discovery time”.

Thanks!

Yeah this is fantastic, well presented! Thank you captain, going to get my system going here soon

Nice job with this fellow clevelander. Im a year4 gardener and finally getting some great yields. I have contemplated wifi timer modules and stuff but this is just way better. Have you made any adjustments or improvements to your original design?

Great thnks for ur knowledge

The longest tutorial I've ever seen lol

Good job. For all you instruction writers out there, this is how you do it.

I learned more in this video than reading that instruction guide for the last three months... Thank you so much, you have saved what hair I have left from me tearing it out of my head...kudos to you, well done explaining the ins and outs. I'm elated and elevated😀! 🛰

Exceptional video. Thank you. Our halogen puck lights are hard wired throughout the kitchen, into mouldings, ceiling, cabinets, etc. Is there any way to use the old AC wite to attach this to DC LEDs without us removing all the buried AC wires throughout the kitchen?

Man, Nice job! Love what you are doing here!

Do you have a solar setup video for water pump? Im wanting to do this off grid

Excellent video and the unit on this Jenn-Air is exactly the same as on my KitchenAid KBSD602ESS. Thanks!

Using existing tools to extend the worklife of other existing tools! Almost a lost art/science. Most excellent!!

Very useful. I’ve had mine 3 years and just now getting it out. I’ll watch this video several times. Thanks

Good design, but I have a question: When the barrows get empty, the float switch triggers the solenoid which turns on the tap water to fill the barrows. What if it starts raining while the tap is on? This means both the tap and rain are filling up the barrows at the same time, doesn't it? Depending on how fast the tap is running, only a fraction of the barrows will be filled with rain water in this test case, won't it?

Thank you for this video. Your content is excellent. I was thinking, "geez I know that voice... of course! He's my go-to sourdough guru. You wear many hats my friend, and you wear them well! ❣️

Hello. Have you had issues with the float switch in barrel B shutting off the pump due to low water level, even when barrel A still has water? Ideally you’d want both barrels to be at the same level all the time. But depending on how much rain you get during the filling process, this isn’t always the case. I’m doing the same thing and I foresee this being a problem. Any advice?

This is a neat little drone and quirky. Kindve a "retro" drone at this point but I like that. Somethung nobody is mentioning is this drone within the same model number uses 2 different batteries. I just brought one off Amazon (new but open box) and then went ahead and ordered extra batteries for it. Well the replacement batteries were too thick. Thats because they are 2S. It was the spec thats in the manual 7.4v 1200mah. What came with the drone? 3- 1S 3.7v 1000mah batteries came with the drone. It looks like the opening in the side of the drone originally allowed 2S batteries to be used and the design was modified with an insert or modified battery tray to be smaller for the 1S batteries. Anyhow, I bought this (mainly over the HS110G) partly because it was listed as a 2S drone whereas the HS110 runs 1S. Im pretty sure the HS110 is basically the same 1S batteries I recieved with this drone. I would like to return it to 2S 7.4v especially now that I got batteries ready to go in that size. But surprisely nobody has come across this issue. Batteries are same length, width, and pin location. So if that battery trey was swapped out or modified it may work provided the electronics are the same rating as before to handle 7.4v

Thanks for the vidéo. Very good cleaning and presentation. Now mine is full clean 🤙🏻

Brilliant

I'm incorporating you brilliant system now. I do have a question though. Did you wire your selonoid into your pump cord?

Hey bud! Awesome review. Strongly considering purchasing. How is it holding up after all these years now?

Spray it with a cheap harbor freight touch up gun

Great stuff! Lots of usable and tested ideas. I use a lot of the same connectors and hose types for our property. Many thanks.

What psi is the pump? Your pimp l8nknisndead and I'm wondering the model or general specs to work well. Also as a second backup you can setup a watering trough water fill used by farmers for decades. Its a float attached to the house water to fill.

Hi Tom, thanks for your comprehensive review of the Stuv 30 C. It was very informative. I've just had one installed in our new house build in Australia and can't wait to see it in action... and now feel much better prepared to operate it, as recommended. Quick question, if you don't mind? I've been away traveling during the instal (still not home) and haven't had a chance to look in the box for what comes with the fireplace. Does the firescreen that you showed come as a standard inclusion or did you have to purchase it separately? If the latter, do you mind letting me know where, please? I can't find any reference to the fire screen anywhere online. Thanks, Tom.

Thanks!

Nice! You should do a 3 years later update. Issues, tweeks, advice..

Hey Tom: Thank you for your 10-year's worth of effort to create this rain barrel irrigation system. I will be recreating your setup for my house. One quick question: since the solenoid will be constantly powered to stay closed, are you concerned about it getting too hot? Thanks again for all your hard work!

where can i get those quick connects? amazing presentation thank you

ur bitching about metric but if we changed all those tools on the wall would have to be replaced lol

Very awesome system. Powered selonoid. I need to try to find a different solution. My collection will probably be contained inside my house in my basement. (HOA). So a powered selonoid to keep water from pouring in sounds lime a disaster if I loose power. A always closed selonoid that needs power to open would be better but I'm trying to figure out the work around. I'm designing a similar system except for my sump pump water. My sump pump pumps 5 gallons every 25 seconds. So I'm looking into collecting that and doing something very similar.

I can’t find my drone and I’m pissed. GPS isn’t working!

This is indeed an excellent video, as well as the other on maintenance. Thanks for providing them! I watched both before purchasing my 30-compact H with the heat accumulator. The odds are probably low, but on the off chance that someone else with the heat accumulator might see this...I've been dealing with a smell coming off of the pipe that goes up through the bricks and connects with the chimney above. I've been burning fires since December and it's not going away. I've tried troubleshooting it with the local fireplace store that sold and installed it. It took awhile to convince him that it was coming off the pipe and it wasn't the wood I was using. After talking to Stuv, he suggested I sand off the paint. I did my best to do so, but even with most of it off it still smells (I didn't remove it all after I noticed a fine coating of black paint dust was starting to cover everything in the room). Has anyone out there with the heat accumulator had the same issue? The smell is kind of "sweet", and it only comes off as the fire gets going. Once it's been burning for about half an hour it dissipates.

You are a great instructor. Thank you for your detailed instruction.

This really is brilliant, I just got two tanks, 8000 gallons worth, delivered cuz it stops raining here for months..

This design is genius and you sire do a fantastic job of explaining it. Very inspirational. I honestly believe i can do this after watching you. Thank you so much. You are a valuable resource.

Super video

Excellent video! Really, top notch! I couldn’t press that subscribe button fast enough. 😆

Complete and fantastic review! Love the final scenes of the cliff area too.