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I’m going with the EFX version because it looks more sinister and authentic. I wish the EFX version had the breathing sound apparatus though. Life is short…I’ll get them both! 👍

i used spray foam in the cavity to keep it from crushing, it worked well. i also used the foam in a lot of the plastic shed. where did you get the solar charger?

Throw away the Hasbro looks horrible, the EFX has lineage to original so its pretty accurate.

Can everyone please like and subscribe. Thanks so much. I will also be publishing a three year follow up to this generator shed build very shortly

I just got my EFX last week and I’m so totally satisfied with this perfect replica. Finally, it looks exactly as it did in 1977, and I don’t mean the Don Post helmet! 😅

The EFX helmet is way better than the Black Series one!

That’s awesome Joe! We get to see you in action!

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Update with the dynomat?

The new thing is to add an intake and exhaust box that makes the sound take a 90 degree turn. Should take the sound down another 10 decibels.

Do you watch these before you post them, Joe? There's something about the editing - it's very choppy and cuts off words. The sound volume varies, as well. Unfortunately, I have no advice for you on how to fix it, because I don't know how to edit on a phone, but if you get it worked out, these could be pretty cool. Maybe someone else out there in the UA-cam world can offer some tips. :)

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Great job only problem I see is the grounding rod, I would of converted to Floating neutral and when your connected to your house via inlet box your generator with be bonded through the main panel, most states code is only 1 bonding point.

When ready to do the windows, give them a dip in Pledge with futureshine. It will protect your windows from nearly everything.

Good licj

Do you think that the fanhome model would be very disproportionate next to the 1/6 Batman figures?

An important difference for me: the prefabricated 1:6 scale model has a realistic door opening just like the real car. As I see on the Fanhome website, the doors of their 1:8 Batmobile swing out in front of the fenders when opened, which is more like a toy car.

Horizontal video please, landscape, not portrait. You have a broadcast quality camera on your cellphone, but you're using only one third of the image, why? By the way, great Batman set!

Never heard of this subscription. How does it work, how much does it cost and is there a website? Oh, love the larger Batmobile, it looks awesome.

Joe, just saw this video today as I am in planning stages for a shed build for my predator 6500, what I've learned is that I will need to weld an exhaust adaptor onto the fitting located on the muffler, then attach the flex pipe with a u bolt. I noticed in your build 2 years ago you simply slipped the fitting over the arrestor, and I believe you indicated it slipped off at one time. Question is did you stay with the slip on style or end up welding the adaptor to the nipple on the muffler?

Could you just build a small wooded shed for about the same price?

I was looking for a DB reading! website says 78 DB. Real world says 90+. Thanks!

Ya know you get more in the video if you hold that phone horizontal.

Which Suncast shed did you get for your Preditor 9000?

How hot does the inside of the shed get after you run it for 3 hrs.? In Texas when it's 95 degrees outside I can't keep the inside of the shed under 118° and my Furman tri-fuel generator is supposed to be no hotter than 104°

Really nice build. I’ve watched a lot of these and yours is really good

they are called fender washers

Have you run any temperature test inside the shed try some header wrap on that pipe I got the larger shed but I am worried about cooling I got a 1800 cfm fan may need more

use nylock nuts, avail home depot, they have nylon embedded in nut to prevent it from coming loose. good for vibration. Suncast makes a bigger shed 5' L x 4' H x 3'D at Menards for 300.00, wood will make solid shed, and probably run quieter too.

I always see everyone connecting an exhaust extension on these sheds. Do you think that with the amount of air flow the fan is producing that it would be enough to also suck out the exhaust and heat? Just wondering if anyone has tried this without putting a separate exhaust extension.

You did a good job kind Sir. With one caveat. I wish you had rotated your camera 90°; So the video will fill our monitors totally! Please do it Sir. Many people do not like black over 2/3rd of the picture. And only see 1/3rd picture! For what's it worth!

Can you also disable these star wars features ?

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Do u have a video of how you did the exhaust if not can u please tell me what u used and how. Thanks

Which suncast shedd is this? Good video

What did you do to bolt the exhaust fan on without crushing the plastic walls like you mentioned

What is the exhaust setup. Where can I find that

what and where did you get the exhaust pipe? size and install?

Can install a ground rod with nothing more than a glass of water.

Best buy is the 8750 inverter for $1200.

Where did you get the generator wheels?

Cheapest sound deadening - 2 x 4 ceiling tiles. Easily cut to fit, fireproof, good at dampening noises. Also, in your third video, comments are turned off. You can kill a lot of the remaining noise by building a baffle around the two vents on the ends. Just a rectangular box lined with ceiling tile, so the sound has to make some turns on the way out. And an additional muffler on the exhaust will also help. Maybe 5 gallon bucket filled with insulation and a perforated pipe running down the middle like a glas-pac muffler. You can probably get the noise level down to 70 right next to the box. If the wheels interfere with the insulation, take them off and put it on wood blocks. It doesn't need wheels inside that shed.

Joe, how about the rubber mats to place under the geneerator under the shed to see if it diminishes the vibration and some of the noice. Just athought.

What was the decibel reading with the dynamats installed?

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Good innovations. Please post a link or description for the propane port and generator cord ports installed on the lower left side panel. Thanks

The hush mat is a great idea for sound proofing. I would imagine that if your power is out your neighbors power is too. They'd probably understand the noise. But then again, I don't live in California. We had severe thunderstorms rip through our area last month which knocked our power out for 50 hrs, you couldn't drive down the road with out hearing gennies running from just about every home on my street.