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Yes, it does work, read my other reply about your question in the other video. Also, the charge port cover is removable for this reason.

I use it all the time, if you look at my videos, I have videos that are long trips in my Truck, I have it upside down clued on the top of my windshield with the USB connected. The unit is 100% charge all the time. I will make a video about how I use it, but for now watch my videos and see how they do. Also, I run the air conditioner right on it so there are no overheating issues.

lol! You make it sound official, lol; "nitrogen charge" LOL @you!

@@Andi_Doci 100% what it is called.

I have a separate video of me riding the kayak that same day. I thought to be a little more focused about being more informative with this video.

I have done that before but the way I did it was the cleanest I manage. So, quickly turning the filter after the oil from the pan has been drained yields the least oil in the filter. This way oil spillage is minimized before I even need to remove the filter. If I was to follow the procedure that it was designed for, I would also need a shop. If you look at my video and compared to others you see that what the oil that was spilled on mine were just some droplets. That is a far cry from what I see on other's videos. And working the filter from that tiny port where the plate is, you must have some small hands. I have sufficiently long arms, so my way is just less work and more convenient, without hurting the skin on my hands from all the sharp edges on the port. Also, your bottle catches the oil, but you still need to get to the filter, so really, I don't know how you do that from the same port. In that case some oil still has to drip on the drip plate before it gets to the bottle. The oil spilled on my video was less than even that. With rags taking care of the rest.

No, but they help, and they were not expensive. Plus, some time to construct them just to entertain myself. Also, if you are interested in buying one of these kayaks, mine is for sale as I am saving money to buy a boat.

@ where are you located?

@@Drofishing Florida, Brevard County.

@ you’d be willing to ship north maybe northeast area

@@Drofishing No, I can only do local pickup. Shipping is just too expensive for that distance.

It works just fine. This video is about running the unit without battery. I discovered a special condition that could be useful to some and made this video about it.

Read the Description. I use a valve instead of the plug to speed up the process.

No problems at all. I do like it because it's all you need for local get arounds for shorts distance trips. I have more videos you can find of the mods I have added to it. Mainly because of boredom, but useful nonetheless.

I can only assume it's for outriggers. But I used the setup I did for the front because it's a more convenient system for me. I am sure they can be used for anything your mind creates with them. Better them being there then not anyway.

@@Andi_Doci I had a feeling it could be for the inflatable outrigger setups, it's strange to have two of them though. I've settled on adding a trolling motor into the pedal system like some companies offer for $600+. Easy to rig up for $450 total. Then you just switch it out when you have wind or distance.

@@Willdevl I have seen thrust motors for much less than that on amazon. I am sure a few L-beams from HomeDepot and some scrap boards would make a nice transom at the pedal location if you were to use the threaded rails to secure it.

@@Andi_Doci Well while I was looking into thrust motors, I noticed that a lot of them did not have enough thrust unless you went up in price. I'm going to go with the motor being on the front, left side of me. I thought about it and if you had to change it out, It's a lot of pain while you're on the water. Meanwhile if I had it on the side I can just lift it out of the water, np. I can also keep an eye on that for when it's getting close to the bottom better as well. It's all better being on the side other than the thrust coming from the side.

@@Willdevl However you go about it, but these trolling motors are made for boats with multiple persons and gear on them. So don't underestimate the power of one of these to push your kayak around. Even a cheap one will be just as fast or faster than you pedaling.

On the left side of the rear wheel bolt there is washer that is secured with a Hex head screw. You must remove that first before you can take out the washer, if that is what you are referring to.

@@Andi_Doci yeap i fixed it can u make a video about chain tensioner mine broke i dont know how to put it on back

@@Dylan_anderson694 Knowing that mine is not broken, I don't know what to say because I don't know what's broken in yours. It could also be that it simply is tangled up and you have to work the chain back to it's track.

Depends on you.

if you want to kill your now exposed lens, sure this is only for either when your glass breaks or you use an ND filter on top and want marginally better performance with certain light conditions

It's actually the front of the house and I keep moving all around it. It is also the front of the bike, you will see once I unbox it.

If you look at the game file being downloaded, it will tell you that it is over 13GB in file size for the whole game. From download all the way to install it took 15 minutes. The average download speed was 17 MB/s. Each byte is 8 bits! But if you want more info about the speed of my Starlink connection, search in my videos for Starlink and I have a few videos about its speed and latency. I also have WOT games played that also show the real-world ping in the top left corner next to the frame rate.

I will do another video and explain how it's done.

What kind of camera is that, and also, you should make sure that the power source that cable is plugged into has enough power to keep the camera running. Also, this test was done with the software version that was introduced with the camera 1 year ago. But I don't think they have an issue because how does your camera turn on without the battery? SO, would guess you have a power supply issue. Just my guess.

@Andi_Doci mine is dji osmo 5 pro ,

I see, maybe they have changed it?! It could be bad for business because they now have other options for custom applications.

I use the pedals; therefore, I don't need to register it. But there is a page on their website that you can print the certificate of origin.

Whatever pushes your buttons or floats your boat, have it your way.

About, I can't confirm again right now because I have it in the shed and it's folded up. But I know for certain that it is over 30 inches!

But why is your channel so unpopular?

They do help and if you are already fishing with your kayak, then they will help you. But what you should expect? These aren't game changers, but they will help some. If you want the stability of a boat but in a kayak form, I would simply buy much larger outriggers, but that also is more expensive.

@@Andi_Doci Thank you so much, I appreciate your candor. I'll give them a try in the Spring and if they work that will be fine. If I'm not quite satisfied I might just add a set to the front of my boat.

No, they don't, these are basic fins. You have to look out for obstacles, otherwise normal depth water is fine. But if you push the pedals apart the fins get tucked under the kayak for shallow water or debris/obstacles.

You could but it is still not easy on these. I recommend you stay seated or get the larger outriggers, but still you need to get used to that kind of fishing.

You sure can but make sure that you can balance yourself like a ballerina! If you are simply stepping on it to get on the seat yes, but otherwise you need some good balancing skill for full time fishing.

100%! I have more videos about this action camera on my channel.

I will have a new video with some additional information up in the next couple of days, I will add some more information, and I will make sure to explain it better there.

@@Andi_Doci that’s awesome! Thank you so much 😊

I am not sure the speed of gusts in this exact spot, but a few mailboxes were knocked off the post. I would guess 40-60 MPH.

The two parts of the kayak come together very tightly, there is absolutely no wiggle. Yes, possibly could, you would have to set the pedals at the nearest position to the kayaker and the seat all the way forward. But that is as small of a child that possibly could do so. Any younger and I would just tie the kayak to mine and just pull them around. There are more videos in my channel about the kayak, the shorts also, that could help you.

I don't know. I can't say because I don't have to try it out. I would advise you to find the specs for it and see if that can help.

Thats how I do! I man handle it every time. You can drop the chain from the sprockets and then work the tire or tube from the other side. This would give you room to move the wheel without disconnecting everything. It's a little more difficult to execute but it also keeps all original connections in place. After the first few times you'll get tired and just simply cut all zip ties and replace them with whatever you can find, including white ones. But, for those who want to keep as many original pieces as possible this would be a way to go.

You mean to fold it while on the truck? In that case because I don't have to, it's manageable the way it is, and I have all my gear on top of it. If I was to travel a much longer distance, I would fold it. Also, if you mean to pass through the access ramp while folded, in that case I would say that it would actually be doable if it wasn't as easy as it was to move through unfolded.

1.25" x 1.25" x 0.125" Aluminum Angle. I think they have portions long enough in store at Home Depot, but you can look find it at Amazon also and other places.

Yes. But you need to verify everything on the manual because the unit has a depth limit.

@@Andi_Doci ok thank you sir appreciate it

The shoe is this kind: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07HLD88MF/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 What I like about them is the Stainless-Steel mesh on the bottom. It's a life saver if there are sharp objects that could cut your foot. But it collects sand, so cleaning is kind of a hassle. I also use toed socks to add a layer so that I don't end up with skin peels from long hours of pedaling.

@@Andi_Doci thanks for the info my friend and I look forward to watching some more of your content this weekend 👍👍

Make sure you get the same wheels set up because they make a difference.

@@Andi_Doci link please i love that kayak cart you got irs its so easy plug it in.

I kind of custom made the dolly; the links are all in the description of the video I made about how I built it. The link to that video is in this video's description. I have some links of the hardware I used linked, but you can look around for the hardware at Home Depot and find them for less. The only component that has moved up in price from I paid is the original dolly.

Some of my videos are on a powerbank, but I am sure you could run it with the battery on full charge and even if the USB power is not sufficient, it could last you for many hours more than just the battery alone. But I am sure that a USB plug like that has the power to run it no problem on it's own.

It really depends on the USB module that's installed on your bike. As long as it has enough output, the cam will record fine without the battery. If it's a not-so-great output on your bike's USb port, it will still likely at least keep the charge level steady while recording.

I know this, when I have my youngest daughter seating in the rear portion of the kayak, I feel like the kayak is eager to roll. This could be also to the weight distribution alone. But when she sits up front and I have my seat all the way back, it's very steady. No problems whatsoever. You can safely assume that larger outriggers would help the kayak be even steadier. Or if you have these installed even further apart, but that would make things more cumbersome in narrow places.

@@Andi_Doci Gotcha. Yeah I'm a bigger guy than you, 250, and felt I had a lot of water in the back, scupper holes weren't even draining it, but I had all gear and all in the back, feels like I need to shift some weight forward but others have stated water in the kayak is normal and it won't sink with only 320 lbs at most. First time using this sit on top style vs sit in. Feel way more confident after watching your vids explaining the weight could be close to 700 you feel. Thanks for the great info, I'm in the cap Canaveral area, bought the same model, now looking at good launch spots for calmer waters. Mosquito lagoon looks good 👍

It's been phenomenal. Even when I don't fold it, it's just very convenient. I build a dolly out of available components because beach launching is a little complex, but with that dolly it should be simple. So, stay tuned I should make video soon on the beach. But I would recommend you do the same. Overall, my set up its toon for convenience. Storage, transport, launch, all have to be convenient.

The placement of the outriggers was pretty much because of the ease of installation possible by the pre molded locations available in this kayak at the front. The moldings in the back aren't the same size as the two in the front, they are actually smaller, so the Starport bases do not fit. The design of these outriggers is such that if I wanted to install them in the back, I would need a one-piece pipe to make it possible to install in the back. Doing so it would make it somewhat semi permanents and more difficult for transport. This is because I could not use the Starport bases, unless I installed the bases with the included screws for the outriggers. I just did not want to do that. Regardless, the best location is usually right in the middle. But in that case, you would not be able to paddle. But still the location on this kayak is actually very optimal because it is surprisingly stable considering the size of the outriggers. The location where you place your foot to hop on the kayak is closer with the placement of the outrigger as compared to the placement to the rear. And most of the waves usually hit you from the front, therefore presenting the effect of the outriggers immediately and negating the rolling effect immediately. Obviously, the size of the outriggers matters but as I said they happen to be effective for the size they are. Also, if you look at larger outriggers, they look have similar attachment in terms of size, making it possible to use the same hardware to mount larger outriggers if need be. But to sum up the stability question. Why are performance trikes always designed with two wheels up front? And all trikes that have two wheels in the rear are always utility trikes that carry loads in the rear? Because performance in corners means you need stability up front, and with utility you aren't thinking about performance, but you are placing most carrying capacity right under the load. So, what is more stable than a performance trike? A car! So, placing the outriggers right in the center gives you the same effect as having a wheel in each corner. Mathematically it is equivalent; therefore, it predicts that the performance is the same as having them in each corner. Anyway, I know it's too lengthy of an explanation, but I hope it answers a lot of current and future questions.

​@@Andi_Docithanks for the detailed explanation. Helps alot.

Just as I guessed, but I did verify it by reading a post in the DJI official forum. The stickers are in case there is any play between the DJI quick release and the ACTION 4 camera. Mine is very firm in its connection to the quick release, but I am guessing that the quick release adapters from other DJI models could be older or slightly looser because of age or design and still work. So, many people would still use the older quick releases and therefore they might find these blue stickers useful, the anti-slip pads as they are officially called, to mount the camera firmly in place to the older mounts that they already own.

@@Andi_Doci ahh I see. Thanks so much!

Ooff, you better call in for some warranty or if it is just recently then have them replace it.

All kayaks have that issue. But there are two solutions for you so you can have a "peace of mind". One is to simply foam fill it; the other is to fill it with empty soda bottles that are capped tight. I have mine filled with foam; 2-part flotation foam purchased on amazon. I did this because of the same issue you are having. Now I don't have to worry at all.

Awesome thanks brother