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Thank you for the advice. A few others mentioned it as well. Just a diyer, so it's a rookie mistake 😄

Thanks for the feedback. Some parts I left out because they weren't well shot or missed recording, as I was doing it with my son and wanted to help.

Thank you 😊

I honestly think you can do it, and yes having another person helps, but I didn't need the help. We were in a hurry because I needed to go somewhere, and if that wasn't the case I would have done it myself. It's quite light yet sturdy. Give it a try, you'll be fine.

Sure, I'll let you know when I'm ready to review.

I didn't hit anything specific for the light. They came on with any botton and they go off "sleep" without pressing anything for a bit.

I'm curious 🤔 how.. lol

I went dumb mode

@@AlexbuddyYT ah yep we all do 😁

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It has a fan that kicks on and the operating temperature is 0 - 40 °C (104f)

Thank you for sharing your honest review of the mattress. I agree with you and wanted to add that mattress purchase really is a personal "taste" so you won't know it's for you until you try it. We've been happy with it in our guest room.

@@ClearLooks Thanks. I forgot to mention adding a Bamboo Topper to make it just a little softer. It reached near perfection for me at that point, because my previous Simmons was a 14 inch Eurotopper.

@@screenplayhouse4932 great recommendation 👍

I used the adhesive pad instead and attached it to the rear dome light.

Humm make sure you don't just fill the pump but the intake hose as well because otherwise the water suction will be lost due to large air pockets. Fill the pump with water using a small jug, fill the intake hose using the fill motion as demonstrated to reduce gaps, and then tighten the screw at the top.

@@ClearLooks I found out if you hold both intake and outlet hoses upright and then fill it it will prime the pump and start after gently laying down the pool hoses. Thank you.

@@alucard1947 nice 👍

Since there is no paper holder, it's not like your regular printer that can print multiple consecutively. Hence, each print will be repeat of feed then print :)

Haha

I hear you, I guess it's a traditional term still used for modern spring-less replacement.

The jumps are made to help you quickly see the steps of assembly. It's really as simple as setting up all the parts on the floor as shown. Then just bolt them down, as shown. Lastly, the cover goes on easily as well.

Are the paper thermal, if yes it could work.

What were you printing? Sometimes if you print an image and the it appears big on screen but the actual image resolution is small. If it's a doc, then settings maybe wrong.

It does not since the extension is for the gimbal which is primarily for video shooting.

Don't see why it wouldn't, just a keyboard.

Sorry to hear that. Mine is still kicking no issues. I'd reach out to manufacturer for a replacement.

No, it's just a heater.

@@ClearLooks Thanks for info

All devices that take a large load do to a certain degree. I don't know how loud yours is, though. The thud is basically the actuating sound and the buzz is from fluctuating magnetic fields.

Sorry for the late response. Do they not turn on at all? Have you tried going through the F-keys? Try holding FN2 key at the bottom right of the keyboard and pressing F8 at the top repeatedly to cycle through the colors and F9 for animations. Do same with F10 to F12 to understand what each key does. You'll know once you see it. Hope that helped.

You could maybe small ones, but it's not intended for it, as it won't last long for things like fridge compressor high draw.

@@ClearLooks I was thinking more of a sump pump

@@cjvx7208 I guess you could as long as you keep WATT in mind, and since a sump pump would only activate for a brief moment it will last. From APC: It can provide continuous 146 minutes of use at 50W, 90 minutes of use at 100W, 49.2 minutes of use at 200W, 32.5 minutes of use at 300W, 23.5 minutes of use at 400W, 18 minutes of use at 500W, 14.2 minutes of use at 600W, 11.5 minutes of use at 700W, 9.4 minutes of use at 800W, and 7.8 minutes of use at 900W.

@@ClearLooks thanks for the helpful info

@@cjvx7208 you're welcome 👍

Sorry about the late reply. I know Android app was yanked from the Play Store, but not from Apple AppStore. Not sure why. I just do it manually by taking out the card or use my wife's iPhone.

Sounds like you got a faulty one, it should run on battery.

@@ClearLooks ok thanks for your reply much appreciated

APC says it is... Though I've seen seen arguments that it's not true "pure" but honestly I have been using it for many years and I put PC, Laptop, Xbox, etc behind it for many years and haven't had any issues. www.apc.com/us/en/product/SMT1500C/apc-smartups-line-interactive-1500va-tower-120v-8x-nema-515r-outlets-smartconnect-port+smartslot-avr-lcd/#:~:text=This%20APC%20Smart%2DUPS%20is,8%20NEMA%205%2D15R%20outlets.

lol didn't want to force her on it, she tends to avoid doing things intentionally when recording 🤷🏽‍♂️

You need to use thermal paper (link below). I'm able to use both A4 and Letter size even though the printer was sold as A4 printer. amzn.to/49Bp5ZE

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The keyboard does have 2.4 dongle plus two Bluetooth options, so technically it should be possible if you switch the switch to appropriate connection.

Good point. Most users aren't overly concerned with read/write speed tested for accuracy, as the Samsung brand does well in that space, and all brands use tricky methods to get the best numbers. The card works well out of the box in the Pocket 3, which is what was demonstrated.

Wifi is for your phone to connect to it so you can download videos directly. I found the app is missing from Android store at the time of testing. I haven't used that feature, frankly. I just take out the SD card and import it to my laptop.

Yes, very good 👌

Which one did you get? I wonder if there is anything different.

@ClearLooks it just worked when i used the papers that came with the printer.. i think it only accepts one kind of papers

@@kojarart3184 oh correct you'll need to use thermal paper. Regular printer papers need ink, either inkjet or laser toner. That's why thermal based printers can be compact and energy efficient.

On the left side there are two switches, one of them is for selecting connection mode, 2.4, BT1 and BT2. Just make sure you're on one of the BT option. Then, try setting up your connection with your device.

he means how you pair dummy

Humm power cycling didn't help?

It's showing that connection is drawing more than 120V. The light would flash if higher than acceptable range. You're fine.

@@ClearLooks thank you!

I haven't used it with my laptop. Since I got it for on the go, I primarily used it with tablet or phone. I'll try my laptop today and let you know. Is your machine Mac or Windows?

Ive tried everything, this just will not connect to my Pc. Has qnyone managed to get around this issue?

You need something that starts pointy and gradually expands. If you have a pen that opens up, you can use the ink refill but the starting point might be too thick.

My wife laughed at me for making this video and I'm saving lives out here 😁