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Sam m
Приєднався 30 бер 2012
General Tips on cars, home improvement, and all things GEEK.
How to install Garage Door opener Keypad on Stucco
Simple instructions to install a wireless garage door opener keypad on stucco using drywall anchor
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How to terminate RJ11 connector to cat 5 cable
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How to use cat 5 cable to terminate a RJ11 connector, Basically 4 wires out of 8, make sure they are centered on the same layout on each end.
Walking Dead Omnibus editions Explained
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A explanation of the Walking Dead omnibus editions to include the Signed and Numbered editions, reprints,
Turtle Wax Chrome and metal Rim polish review
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Great metal polish designed for rims. Demonstrate on a dull corroded silver coin.
How to clean and lubricate car battery terminals
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Battery terminals tend to corrode. This simple process removes and prevents corrosion. Many automotive shops charge anywhere from $5-$10 JUST TO TREAT the terminals with common lubricant. Here is an easy way to DIY.
Mass Air Flow ( MAF ) sensor, cleaning the right way, 2004 Mazda 6 S
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How to clean a Mass Airflow Sensor (MAF) the right way using an approved product.
Actually my garage champ, lol “professional” using whatever is laying around the garage. Shocker. Thus I don’t trust most “professional mechanics”. With newer vehicles having more complex tech. Frightening the things shade tree bubba is probably trying to do to a customers car
Do you have to use the anchors on stucco? I'm mounting a motion sensor light but wasn't sure if I can just use the regular screws on stucco.
Likely regular screws won’t work. Stucco is layers of cement and aggregate and likely wire mess and other substrates such as wood and foam.
Sounds like you had covid before covid hit LOL just joking with you man nice video
All you can see is your hand 🤦♂️
What do you need to see? Spraying into the MAF except the electrical contacts. And no you can see the spray going into the part very clearly.
Use dielectric grease for terminals, WD 40 is not the best idea. The grease is available at auto stores, Walmart and other places. Manufactured by Dow Corning.
Always use twisted pairs per standard telephone practices to reduce the possibility of noise pickup especially if your cables are long and/or used in areas where they may be suscepitable to EMI from other electronic/electric devices.
Appreciate you showing us how to do this… but your breathing, bro!
should drill bit be about same size as anchor?
You want it slightly smaller.
What should be the output voltage of the air flow meter at idle
Just a question I have if you may mind me, I am buying old dated house from 60s and one of the first things is changing the molding inside, can I buy a cat5, cat5e, cat6 or cat3 and wire that into a phone jack and just add a plain rj11 end on the other side, I am using cheap VoIP) Obihai/xlink gateway. I do not have a network interface device unfortunately so that’s why I need to just add a rj11 end.
Get yourself one of those round wire brushes made for battery terminals, they are cheap, and completely clean the battery posts and battery connectors. Don't forget to clean your battery shelf with baking soda /water otherwise, battery acid might migrate to the shelf and eat a hole in the metal shelf.
Use the baking soda/water to completely clean the terminals and then put a wire brush to the terminals to remove all old metal and make them shine like new.
It is dumb to use WD-40 as an acid neutralizer. WD-40 is 50% a light oil (like kerosene) and 50% Naptha. Neither will neutralize acid. You would do much better using a mixture of warm water and baking soda, which is a good acid neutralizer and cheap to buy, and easy to find.
Brother I having issues same as like you but don't know exact,, my mazda 6 2014 engine light on and also do hesitat to start and acceleration,,,, I have changed spark plug,fuel pump,injector clean ,fuel pressure sensor but still same problem also mechanic not getting the solve ...... did you face the same problem
Not mentioned color code of wires. 👎👎👎
Doesn’t matter. As long as they are the same on both ends.
nice tuts, bad visual...
But you're not using pairs properly. You're using four wires, one from each of the four pairs. Best phone wiring, especially when modem or router is involved, would use a twisted pair for then main phone line. Blue and white/blue for example.
Ummm no. Connecting a RJ45 to a RJ11, actually used for a fax line that goes to a POTS on a router. I think you’re missing why I did this. Was to connect a rj11 to a rj45. Gee magic years later last I knew that line is still in use and working like a champ.
People who babble should not make how-to videos
And people who leave dick comments should go f themselves.
says the dude babbling
for real... fucking terrible video
Naw, rather someone in a steady tone instead of some spaz screaming while staring dead eyed into the camera.
You should consider removing this video and doing it again correctly.
Very informative my dad is trying to ℹ stall one on his stuccoed wall outside his garage I appreciate your time 😎😎👍
Dude! 1st - blow your nose. 2nd your camera needs to show what you're doing, not the back of your hand.
Ok cool, show me, let’s see the better version…
Thank u for letting us see the colors of the wire. Fuck yah
3:02 did you Just fart?
I did just fart!
I wouldn't use metal drywall anchors, if ever needed to switch out those anchors they will tear out the stucco. They make stucco anchors which are specially designed screws. Keypads are very light and don't take much to hold them to the stucco wall. Good use of the caulking though. (My bad Sam, those ones you used are probably Zinc plated. No rust for a while.)
Jarrod Wood they’ve been in place 6 years, no rust no fuss. Stucco anchors don’t work. Plastic anchors are 2 flimsy for stucco and break. Those anchors are galvanized steel. Also the caulk forms a seal. Have to disagree with your assessment. I’ve used the anchors for hand towels and lights in the bathroom. No rust no fuss.
Stucco anchors do work. The keypad is so light weight, you could’ve used just about any lightweight anchor or small masonry screws to support it. Masonry screws would embed in the stucco lathe behind the stucco cement.
@@Sophos1964 and just about any anchor was used. Years later no rust no fuss. Please make a video doing it better then.
Don’t you mean 4 pair?
Pft! Ah you’re one of those people. Ok make a video using the correct vernacular at 1:55. I would assume either immune to your own mistakes or can issue criticism but has a hard time accepting it.
👍🏼 nice video
Do you have to use pins 3-6 for rj45, or can you use any?
@@samm1462 thanks Sam, so pin 3 orange A end to pin3 orange B end etc.
BLOW YOUR NOSE!!!!
What is default color pattern?
there is no pattern
You can use T-568 B. That is the standard for network
i understand the good pourpose of the video, but this is uselles 11 minutes for 3 minutes thing
paul buda okay, make a better video, shorter, flashy, better editing. That bar at the bottom, if you click on the dot and slide it to the right it will fast forward the video by the way...
what's the patern of colour?
watch the video,
Orange - Green - Brown - Blue
HOLY SHIT!! Look at The dislikes!!
OK, likely because I pointed out the different versions and hurt feelings of the folks who made videos who lacked all the information and were likely making vids on the 2nd and 3rd printings which are not even worth the paper they are printed on
If placing rubber boots over terminals to protect, it would be best to use silicon based lube as not to damage the rubber boot. I'm not sure if lithium grease interacts with rubber or not, but silicon definitely will not. Cheers.
Those boots are 14 years old, 0 signs of deterioration.
Good to know. Thanks.
you did a jumpcut before actually showing the actual physical removal of the MAF. Ive unscrewed everything and I cannot get the thing to come off.
AG T remove 2 screws lift. Should come right off. If not screw driver lightly pry
bro, blow your damn nose man....
I have a modem with an Ethernet output port which can clipped to RJ45, and a router which has a RJ11 input, I.e. telephone input, so can this method be used to solve the issue of connecting a RJ45 output to RJ11 input and get better wifi?
Dude thanks a lot for explaining this!
Thanks
bear down!!!!
You are honestly quite clueless with a majority of the information here!
C Hartnett ok make a video that shows how "clueless" I am. Completely disagree with your comment. By the way, these are just lead acid batteries, they can and do get corroded. Not really that complex. 12v DC current, electricity stored in a acidic solution with lead plates.
Sam m Read the comment below from Jose, that is what I would recommend, not wd-40.
would this work for cat6
yes
No. Cat 6 is too thick a cable to get into an RJ11 plug. Use RJ12s... they are can be used in RJ11 sockets. The pinout is the same.
I'm going to be critical of your video.....Good lord, blow your nose. I could make it past 90sec with the constant noise of sucking of snot back into your nose.....
Thanks for the video sam I'm going to now subscribe to your channel i've been trying to learn about cars I just recently got a Mazda six 2006 i've been trying to do any research I can on this car so I can be prepared for any car troubles should they occur maybe you can subscribe to my channel I'm from Canada thanks very much for the video
I have a dick
Still trying to wrap my head around why the vid has so many dislikes :/ Very informative video, thank you
Can someone please explain to me the diffrerence between the signed and numbered edition and the regular edition?
Sure one is signed and numbered, the regular is not
Nice information, camera needs to be on tripod, and the music on the radio fighting with the instruction
Would love to see the interiors of at least one of the Omnibus. In print it's stated that the individual issues are delineated with the actual covers. I personally would like to see if this is true as I am considering purchasing them but would like to know 1st. The compendium is ok but I would prefer to have the cover of the issue I'm reading shown. Just my preference. Stellar review thought. Thanks
That plastic you are not removing is shit though. Better to open them and just keep in good condition. Not like you couldn't have it shrink wrapped again.
+Quad SSD yeah someone like me could also tell it was re-wrapped I have items form the early 90s that are clearly in original wrap, if something really gains value likely techniques could be used to determine if it was re-wrapped.