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@@timcliffsmith awesome.. glad you liked it.. keep it up

Thank you for the compliment.. And I’m glad this was helpful..🙌🏽🙌🏽

Glad I could help..extra steps are no fun..😑

You’re welcome.. Took me a bit to figure it out myself.. hopefully they figure a better solution to this.

You would “Activate” the track with “V” on your keyboard (windows) or right click on your mouse to select the “activate” option… hopefully that answered your question

You are so welcome.. I’m glad this helped

Thank You 🙏🏽 .. I’m Glad it helped … More Content Coming ..🙌🏽

That’s awesome… Here’s a link ⬇️about my setup.. If you have anymore questions, I’m here to help..How I Built My Podcast Studio (Fake Wall) With Limited Space ua-cam.com/video/jMgDixXEbW0/v-deo.html

You’re very welcome.. glad I could help..🫡

My pleasure!! Glad I could help

Can you be more specific on what you mean by that…?

@@createwithjayytube Not that if the air conditioning cooled just like you put it on.

Thank you.. I’ll have to save up for that..$$

@@createwithjayytubeYou may can find deals on one or a equivalent video switcher if you check around. Believe me I am All about the low budget.

2 options I got for you.. hopefully there’s more info out there on how to cancel or reach out to autopod.

You’re very welcome.. I hope so too

I plug the hole with the provided rubber grommet because that water helps cool it.. but too much I drain it every so often..

I’ll probably purchase one in the future and do a “unbiased comparison “ review… setup vs money vs efficiency

Solid advice… thank you… the only way I’m thinking is to cut a hole and route the exhaust hose from the portable ac out there into the exhaust hose I already have.. and make a drain system for the water..

Nice…You gotta do what you can..🤙🏽

And then, go to homedepot and grab yourself a washing machine pan, and place it under the back of the AC unit that's gonna leak water on the floor, because it's meant to hang out of a window. Then get a 3/4" Threaded adaptor, 3/4" Electrical backing nut, 3/4" rubber washer, place it in the center of the washing machine pan, and place a condensate pump underneath the 3/4" threaded adaptor, with the help of a 5" Piece of 3/4" PVC. Take 4 or so 6" x6"x6" cinder blocks to support the washing machine pan. Then run 3/8" Plastic Vinyl tubing to the drain of your choosing from your condensate pump. Plug in the condensate pump and you're good to go.

Great idea.. thanks..🙌🏽

Saving for it now..🙌🏽

I wonder what the temps would be in my garage with that (hot side & cool side) and if it can be mobile

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A mini split is A LOT more money. The cheapest mini spit is around $675 before tax and without proprietary added materials.

💀.. ya…I am on a budget… I might just upgrade my current a/c window unit.🤔

@@illiniwood absolutely, but it will look better, be more efficient and also have a Heat pump. Also, since he seems handy he can install it himself and save a shit ton on everything. Including electricity.

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True…. but in the garage where everything is separated?? Nothing routes into the apartment garage

With the garage door up like it is that should be plenty of air exchange. If he puts the boards in like he said, then he could have a negative pressure problem. His best bet is to put several round soffit or crawlspace vents in the boards he plans to use. I'm more concerned about the head pressure on the compressor from too long of a duct run, especially with two 90 degree bends. The shedding of heat from the condenser coil is a calculated process. Also, the duct boot he's using on the condenser coil is far too small. Also, the outer duct foil he's using is too restrictive. There's most likely a buildup of heat around the outside of the boot under the foil. Though there is some breathing on the sides, the coil fins are still regurgitating restricted heat. He needs an inline exhaust fan placed beyond the two 90"s to get his air draw up. I just don't think the condenser coil fan is strong enough on its own. If he's willing to buy the tools and do a little sheet metal work he can build the proper sized condenser coil plenum for this project. I hope this works out for him to his satisfaction. I have the utmost respect for people who deep think and act on projects like this.....Cheers!

Wow.. I truly appreciate you.. this is smart talk.. I love it.. I’m going to try and implement this… Hopefully it helps people who read that response..💯

Yes.. Should work perfect.. make sure the exhaust pipe is insulated… that’s what my HVAC friend told me.… *I am not an hvac technician..

Don't do this! The evaporator coil takes moisture out of the conditioned room where condensation then drains back to the condenser fan to where it is collected in the tray for added cooling of the condenser coil(efficiency). If you duct this exhaust to your attic, you will introduce moisture into your attic. The heat vent isn't going to be able to draw the moisture out fast enough before it has a chance to collect onto the rafters and into the attic insulation. There's just no way everything is going to stay dry when being fed moist air at such a high rate, even on the hottest of days and especially at night. You will end up with black mold growing everywhere in your attic, of which will also make it into the walls of your home. To make this project happen, you would need to vent insulated ducting right out through the roof, and you would also need an inline high CFM exhaust assist fan($$$) to make that happen. Also, At your first 90 degree bend, you would need a weep hole for the excess water to drain out as it builds up in the a/c/s tray and moisture buildup that collects in the exhaust duct going vertical up into the ceiling. Whatever you do, don't drill a drain hole in the a/c unit's water tray. It needs that water for the condenser coil, unless this is a really, really old (1980ish) A/c unit you're using. If you do this, buy ducting tools and fabricate a condenser coil plenum that fits properly over the a/c outer enclosure. The foil tape and duct boot method shown here is too restrictive and excess heat will raise the head pressure on the compressor, thus will shorten the life of the compressor. Honestly, If I were you, I'd consult a local commercial HVAC tech and strike up a solid plan he/she could stand behind before taking this on. Good luck, and I hope this works out for you.....Cheers!

Take it from an expert ⬆️.. I am no expert.. I hope his comment answered any questions…

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Steelcase & Haworth are legit.. but a little out of my price range…how do you think a car seat compares to those chairs?

@@createwithjayytube I was actually thinking the other day that my Hayworth Fern feels and looks similar to the front seats in my F-150. I like the idea of using a car or truck seat, but I don’t have room to build a base. I bought my Fern used for $500. Check out used furniture stores online. My local used office furniture store has Steelcase Amias for @ $200.

@Sibelius101..Thanks for the info. I'll look into that.. my seat frame does take up a bit of space but it totally worth it

You’re welcome… It does save time though..🤙🏽

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@@vlogsingh Your Welcome 🙏🏽

Thank you.. Glad I could help..👍🏽

@@MahckMedia .. Right..It took me a while to figure it out

@andyTHPS - Yes you can.. You would just need a mini- usb to usb-a cable( to connect it to your computer).. and then on the zoom h6- put it in audio interface mode.

I’m glad I could help.. *Huge tip- layout a floor plan and sit in it.. make sure it feels right.

@brandonclark1634- there is no control.. there’s only “off” and “high ac”

Your welcome.. Glad I could share..👍🏽

You’re welcome.. Glad I could help

You’re welcome.. It’s a Solid Piece.. Just be careful about the bottom screw that holds to the camera…It could get lost easy..🥲

Thank you.. If you’re thinking of building something like this… Plan it out🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

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You’re welcome… And thank you.. we all can learn from each other..👍🏽👍🏽

@nebuna7561-I was heated.. 1 hour+ of footage that I couldn’t use… but hopefully people can learn from my mistakes..🙌🏽.. best option is to not have any external sound on(ac/fan) and record separate extra audio tracks.. or upgrade to $50/ month.

Glad you liked it!

@asmrgamingOz… I’m glad I could help.🙌🏽🙌🏽

That’s awesome…🙌🏽🙌🏽

@@createwithjayytubeDid they monetize your channel?

@@bsoundbeatz yes they did.. I sent them a video on the process on how I own and made the footage.. Good to go.

@bsoundbeatz yes they did

Your very welcome..🤙🏽

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