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Crown Point state park NY. I'm a diver as well, but this thing went down in the center of the channel. The next day I rode a jetski into the water to check depths and I saw it's between 60-80'. Lake Champlain is usually pretty clear vizabiliy wise, but this spot is the narrows between lake Champlain and lake George. It's murky, to say the least. Viz is probably 1-2' max, and with that depth, it's going to be pitch black with zero Viz using a light. Not to mention, it's been in the water now for a week. The drone will have minimal parts that will still work, (speculation) and the gopro is only rated to 33'. The longer it sits at that depth, the worse the chances of anything being salvageable are. All these told me it's not worth it for me to attempt. I though of sending the video to the local sherrifs dept to see if they wanted to run a training with their dice to to try to go d it, but I do t expect it to work when brought back up.

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I agree. It's almost like the bag is too big, and they are going to go stale eating one or two at a time.

These things attack your tongue like nothing else I’ve ever had. One a day for me. Someone had the idea of crushing a few up to sprinkle on other foods.

I crushed a few into a ranch/mayo/hot sauce blend to put on burgers. it added a bit of heat.

@@brundog807 That's a good idea, if I had any left I'd do that.

Am I a promoted channel with sponsors and ads? This was solely posted to show people the possibilities of the stock SV06. I own a tripod. I just didn't think I was going to get hounded on a quick video that I'm not getting paid for, yet still shows exactly what I was planning on showing. So with that said. Kindly fuck off.

@@brundog807 I'm sorry if my comment offended you. It wasn't intended to, so I thought I should explain why I made it. I watched your video because it's title was about the 'tight tolerances of the Sovol SOVO6'. I am thinking of buying one, so I watched it to see just how tight the tolerances were. I was dissapointed your video didn't show that very well because it didn't show the gears rotating, the meshing of the gears and any slop between the gears, all of which would have illustrated the tightness of the tollerances very well. I assumed you used one hand to display it because the other one was holding the camera, and using a tripod would have enabled you to use both hands to display it and rotate the gears. If my assumotion was wrong, I apologise.

@@tonyb83 All good friend. I understand the problems associated between intentions, vs outcomes when reading text. In this situation though, there was no footage shown that could have helped live up to your expectations by having a tripod. It was more based on a model that requires the machine to be able to print gaps that require a tolerance to be printed on the build plate. Printing print in place models, requires this almost every time. If printing tolerances are bad, the model would never fold, and move like it did in this video as I cracked it off the build plate. If the video didn't show what you were expecting, I do apologize.

I have the Neptune 3 Pro and it's a powerhouse of a printer. It's cheap but I don't really classify it as a "beginner printer" as it has been labeled. It prints pretty much anything you throw at it and in excellent quality. You won't be disappointed. And they have great customer support.

@@O-RoD Excellent, thanks! I notice Sovol is still having problems, particularly with some of the beds not being level and auto-leveling not working properly. Judging by the posts on Reddit it's hit and miss as to whether you'll get a dud, and Sovol doesn't seen to know what's going on.

It's a dual sided PEI flex plate. One side is powder coated and textured, the other is stick on smooth. It's made by a company twotrees found on Amazon.

I'm using cura. Here is the profile you can download and add it to cura. drive.google.com/file/d/1CYy6htNcbsi3aYTTrwDK1k-4C9scxAO0/view?usp=drivesdk

@@brundog807 Thanks for your realy fast answer.

@@brundog807 i tried but i get error unable to add profile

@@jurajzivkovic1715 I think I was using cure 4.3.something. when I get home this evening I will try to remember to reupload the profile on Cura version 5

I clean it regularly before every print anyway.

Dude he shows what filament it is in the video 🤔

It is GNVTNTP matte Tri-Color rgb PLA found on Amazon.

It looks like a normal map

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Isn't this technically a 1 Watt RGB LED as its current is up to 350 ma. per R G B channel. A 3 Watt would be up to 700 ma per R G B channel. Just trying to understand. Thanks

@@jameswiser 3v*300ma=3v*0.3A= 1W times 3 colours = 3 Watts

It is a full line pattern perf board cut into a single strip.

Hemalatha Gandhi it is called a 3knob RGB dimmer.

Well, it's not too bad, the biggest thing to remember is neatness. There isn't much space on this, and in order to fit all your components, you will need to be very careful with wire management and also be ready to modify some of the wiring coming off of the components from the factory. This build is the first build that I did, and it is super bad. V2 is clean and way lighter.

They were. If u watched the whole video, I explained that those were the leads for the addressable leds that had yet to be fully installed.

brundog807 I have watched it in detail and keep looking at mine and wondering why they are so different. I used a combined 4 way esc and mounted that in the middle. In the upper area I have a futaba 2.4 receiver,naza mv2, dji datalink and blue tooth unit and immersion fpv transmitter. I have a close fitted 3 axis gimble with 4K GoPro. I get a good twenty I've minutes flying on a turnigy 4s 4000mA battery. The rear legs of the gimble group through the slot in the carrier.. tarot gimble mounts perfectly with supplied tubes. This also stops gimble sliding forward and off the tubes. The top cover plate was replaced with a vacuum formed close fitting shell.

Hi Texan. Did you get the pids sorted out?

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Yes. I used the specs for the leds. Each led gas three working voltage and current requirements. I then used ohms law to find the resistor values. The resistors drop voltage and also limit current.

+brundog807 I also just rewatched the video. I see what you mean how I am only speaking about voltage. Basically the resistors are using the current that I put in the formula to get the required voltage at that same current that I need.. Each color has its own working current and voltage.

ohhhhhh that makes a lot of sense! thank you!

The current doesn't make a difference (It DOES, but you don't have to worry about it if you have the correct voltage), the "350ma" current draw is the maximum the particular LED will draw at maximum voltage so you shouldn't have to worry about current. You don't want to exceed the maximum voltage on their spec sheet. The LED has it's own resistance, so you have to get the voltage from whatever source you are using (12v for example) to the required voltage using a resistor.

+n2ocharged thats is very useful!!! thank you!!!

They will fit, but you will need to assemble it like I did with the longer arms in the front and the shorter in the back otherwise the 12" props won't clear the frame in the front.

They are 700kv. Don't remember the wattage. And it is a custom breakout cable completely from scratch.