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Yes, my DJI has screen protector.

@dadstoysnthings Wonderful. I just got the smallrig and am waiting for the screen protector. Thanks again.Keep up the good work.

@AWAShowme Thank you for the support!

One of mine stopped working, and when I opened it up, one of the wires got disconnected. I simply soldered it back and its still working to date.

It's not designed to be towed by a bike. While I'm sure you can rig it, I would say it's not safe.

@dadstoysnthings ok thank you for getting back to me, i'll try and rig it to put my 392lbs+ wife in it whenever she gets to tired.

You mean Fenix, and yes, it's an excellent brand, and after owning a few for a decade now, even the original batteries still work.

I don't think so, I called the CS, and they agreed that the unit is defective. And like I said, I have 2 other Ecoflow, and they don't have this issue. I think it's this particular model that they screwed up.

Hi, it's from Amazon. The link is in the description.

No, it doesn't work with any timer delay. I tried it on R50 and EOS-R. I have an Aodelan, same issue. I bought this cause I can attach it to a handle or remote trigger but not for time delay.

@dadstoysnthings thank you. Looks like I will have to spend the extra on the Canon branded one.

India does use 230-240V, but their outlets are different, their three prong connectors are all rounded.

240V is being supplied to the wires leading to the recepticle

Here in North America, that's the required outlet for 240V. Older homes would have three prongs while modern ones have four prongs.

I think the newer gas range comes with 120V. The highest wattage these need is just around 600w. This way, if I ever wanted to switch to full electric, all I need to do is remove the adapter.

@@dadstoysnthings Ah, it's a gas range. Okay, that makes more sense.

@helmanfrow Yes.

It is big. It does tuck in nicely at the back of the stove that I was still able to get it flushed to the wall.

@dadstoysnthings that's not the breaker. The breaker is that switch on the electrical panel.

The device has a built in breaker. It's designed to work with an existing 220V 20A power source and covert it to 110V 20A.

From what I've seen, Osmo action 5 has the same dimension as 4.

It's got its own 20A breaker, I didn't show it on the video. So far, so good. Installer saw it, connected the plug, did all the tests, and everything works. Like I said, however, do your own diligence and research before using these.

Thank you for the support!

Thank you! So far, so good. Finally, the cuts are smooth, I should have replaced mine a long time ago.

Thank you! I was thinking about that.

Thank you for the feedback!

Thanks for the feedback, I own a Bluetti, an Anker Solix, the older Ecoflow River Pro, and the Ecoflow Delta Max, so that's my point of comparison. But what do I know? You probably own more and have a better insight. I'd love to hear it.

If you're referring to the AD-E1 adapter, no, you'll need to buy it separately.

And thank you for the feedback!

I didn't want to void the warranty of the vehicle. And living in a colder climate, that's also inviting a dead battery, my dashcam has front and back camera.

@dadstoysnthings yes power station would work fine. I ended up getting a blackvue b130x (dash cam battery) because I need parking mode when I park in the streets. I'm going to catch those bad parallel parkers 😁

They're both made in China, and the products look similar. It's not uncommon for products from China to be copied and re-branded. I don't know, however, which one came up with the design. I have been using Kaiweets for a while now, and I haven't used the GVDA. They're different companies though.

@@dadstoysnthings Thank you. I was wondering if this product is okay for industrial settings with power ranging from 120-600vac measuring and up to 70amps AC??

If I based it on its specifications, yes. For industrial applications, I would go with Fluke. That's the gold standard, or Klein... And as I'm just a hobbyist, I will defer to whatever electricians will say that's better.

I would go with Fenix flashlight for that purpose. This one is good for lighting wide areas, which is the weakness of my Fenix flashlight. So I would say they complement each other.

Thank you for the comment!

I went with PGYTECH OneMo Lite ua-cam.com/video/YOgYJb9tdFs/v-deo.html

Yes, this is what I ended up using in my last international trip ua-cam.com/video/YOgYJb9tdFs/v-deo.html

Thanks, I'm now using a power station for this purpose.

Yes, it's still working, I don't use it daily.

Hi, with steak, that's not blood, it's a combination of water and what's called myoglobin, it's protein.

And thank you, for watching and the support!

Agreed, not in extreme heat.

It's designed, so it works more with the air coming from the vent, and I said that because it does sense the room temperature when the fan is not running. When the fan runs, it blows into the sensor changing the reading from that of the room temperature.

Hi, no, it doesn't have strobe function.

Mine won't stop strobing and shutting off

@lenBrill1971 It's got a protected mode, once set, it will only turn on for a few seconds then shuts off. It's in the video.

These contain Lithium batteries so I wouldn't leave it in the car in extreme heat.

You're welcome, and thank you for the feedback as well!

I'm glad it worked on my dashcam, and since I made this video, I switched to using the Bluetti EB3A as I wanted to leave the camera running longer. But if I'm just leaving it for a few hours in the parking lot, I still use the big power bank.

It turns off when the charging stops.

@@dadstoysnthings thank you

There's different models. This one has the card holder and the small coin holder. You can always reach out to the vendor if they sent you the wrong one.

Hey, sorry about that, I'm curious if I can charge the higher capacity power station with the lower capacity one using its x-boost and, as I expected, the small one OL'd.

@dadstoysnthings OL'd? Did a breaker trip?

The small one went overload, which is expected, the Ecoflow's x-boost max out at 1,600W, and the Anker is 1,800W. I just wanted to see how far I can go with it. And like I said, not recommended 🙂

Pgytech has a smoother design and also features an opening to quickly remove the battery. If you want to mount a DJI mic, however, Smallrig is designed so the mic is flushed to the side. Otherwise, Pgytech is also a very good cage.

Nice!