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You are welcome. It is fun to play with!

@dallasleech5374 that's so cool! That's exactly the reason for the video!

Yes. Some cheap inverters aren't what they are rated and may have issues with start-up surge power. With my 600 watt invertor on my Bluetti power bank, I was able to inflate all the tire on my truck. Watch this video ua-cam.com/video/ZCHBbJ7ovlo/v-deo.html

@emilybritt9437 @emilybritt9437 ordered the first one from Walmart.com, it was damaged, so we returned it. This one was from Menards home improvement center.

The great thing about a dish like this, is that you can add or subtract what you like.

You should have seen the mark that darn thing left on the top of my foot OUCH!

The good thing about this dish, you can interchange anything in there that you think are gross. You can add other things as well. I also make it with black beans and ground burger. Get creative and have fun : )

Thank you! Some people may prefer to use screw terminals and some may choose to solder. Do you have a name and part # of a screw terminal cigarette plug that you like to use?

I don't remember for sure! I do remember a connector under the seat. Is your connector a 2 pin connector? I may have removed the sensor from the seat, left it plugged in and tucked it under the carpet. If that's not possible and it is a contact type switch based only on weight on the seat, you might be able to just jumper the terminals. This would take some testing to prove out before you just try it.

@daveandsonyainmichigan I have 2 two pin's connector, one for the airbag one for the pressure sensor, I thoug about adding a resistor to jump the cable but I was worried about messing with the airbags and unfortunetly I can't find any scematics about the electrical wiring 😅

@@daveandsonyainmichigan Do you think I could deactivate the passager airbag with the dashboard command (the one meant fasten small childs) the put a resistor on the pressure sensor?

@lancelotamiel a schematic would be nice! I didn't have one either. I don't think I even had to look on the internet for help. I would un-plug one at a time to see which one is the issue. I assume the issue will be the one for pressure in the seat. Maybe, if you can turn off the passenger airbag, it might ignore the weigh sensor. Then maybe you just leave both unplugged. As far as the resistor goes, I don't believe the weight sensor is a smart sensor. I think it is like the one on a lawn mower seat, just a contact once a certain weight is on the seat. I am guessing that we just turned off her passenger air bag. If you measure the resistance across the 2 sensor terminals on the seat, you can tell if the resistance varies with seat weight or if it is just a contact.

Allright so I found the probleme, I can run the car without the seat being connected, but I seem to have a battery probleme and each time I disconect/connect a seat I have to jump start the car with another one :)

That would have been nice! I wanted to show how the two different heaters heated differently. The oil heater heats slower and doesn't use a fan. Both heaters used very similar wattage when running, and once they reach temp, they cycle off. Even though the smaller heater reached temp quicker than the oil filled heater and started cycling sooner. I bet the oil filled heater would cycle off longer, and after a period of time (maybe 1 to 2 hours), the watt hours would be the same. If I had 2 meters, I would have compared the wattage of both!

Handy and marked are good.

Sounds like you had some stuff thrown at you on a few different levels. Hopefully the move has turned things around for you. YES, we have a few birds laying eggs lol. We have a freeze dryer and have freeze dried some eggs. For the future, if you get Freeze Dried Food, store it in some kind of tote, it keeps critters out. With this video, we want everyone to be able to preserve eggs. Even if you only have 1 or 2 eggs, scramble them and find a little spot to tuck them away for later. Ohhh off grid living? Be sure to check our play list, we have a cargo trailer that we converted into an off grid tiny house, I bet you will love it.

Interesting lol. They have the texture of the airy and crispy veggies but have the classic vinegar and salt similar to potato chips. Really liked the corn.

That would be good information to know! I will have to check this out.

Hello, at 5:25 time stamp, I explain the fuse ratings. The fuse rating is the amp listed on the fuse that the fuse will blow at to protect your item from burning up.

Do both fuses blow? Was the plug end bad before you changed it, or were you just trying to change the end to see if it helped out?

​@daveandsonyainmichigan first of all thankyou so much for replying. The previous one was broken but worked it If i just push it in. The difference was it was an 18 awg wire and a powerful 12v air compressor. First time the fuse in the plug blew as it comes with 5 amps. I put a 20 amp as I have another fuse on the line before it goes in to the compressor. It is a 15 amp automotive fuse. When I plugged it there were lights on the compressor but it blew as soon as I turned on the motor.

I love that idea too

He was on the sow for a few days, so he did get that from her. We ran to TSC and grabbed an all-species replacer. Then ordered Birthright Baby Pig Milk Replacer from Leedstone dot com as it is gears more specifically towards baby pigs. There is another one from Valley Vet dot com, if you need that info I can dig thru my notes. We also did iron at 24 hours and then at 10 days per vet recommendation. Some say day 3 but he said that in 3 days, the piglets can get into some trouble, so he always does 24 hours, so they don't go into crisis. We also learned for our area that Selenium is low, we give BO-SE. Talk to your local farmers and vet, they will know if your area is low. Another big thing, have a relationship already established with a vet. We had an emergency at about 5 days and being able to call the vet and him being out on our farm within the hour helped so much. If you are on FB, join us. Dave and Sonya in Michigan

You are welcome!

The first one I ordered from Walmart.com but it cane in damaged. So we found one at Menards (Lumber Store) almost the same specs and dimension. It's probably been 4 years now.

Good question, I will have to check. I do know that I unplug it when not in use because we don't need the extra current draw and we don't like the blue light while we sleep.

Thank you! It seems good on my end.

You're welcome!

110 volt

Good Job!

@@daveandsonyainmichigan thanks I felt very accomplished 😅

@MemphisJones I always think it's so cool to be able to fix stuff and not have to spend money replacing it!

@@daveandsonyainmichigan same! The parts are usually much less than the product

Yes, thank you

This saw us 12 amp, I explain it in the video. The saw is 1440 watts. On the first pull of the trigger the inverter faults out. After I reset the inverter it will run the second time. I know it's the surge current tripping the inverter. My other smaller inverter runs the saw no problem. My point is, you can't always trust the ratings!

@@daveandsonyainmichigan definitely can’t.

Can't what? The 1440 watt saw faults out on the cheap 2000 watt invertor which has a 4000 watt surge. My USA built, smaller, 1500 watt inverter runs the saw fine.

Definitely can't trust the ratings! Got it! 😂

I'm so glad!

For sure, good point!

Twins!😂 what size is your fridge?

What does that do?

Yes, thankfully!

I told them to be quite while I film, they don't listen!

Thank you! June will be 3 years.

That is a very good question. There is a few ways and, in some cases, you can't tell. 1) The easiest is to pay attention to the way you removed the wires. Take a picture before removing the old wires. 2) Let's say the wire is cut. Hopefully there is a small piece of the colored insulation still on the wire. 3) Maybe on the remaining piece of wire, there is not insulation, or the insulation is the same color. Then if you are lucky the remaining wire is different lengths. Compare the lengths to determine which wire is which. 4) The Red or (+) positive wire will be soldered to the center pin (pin with the spring). 5) If all these fail, you may get lucky and have a connector on the other end of the wire identified as Positive (+) or Negative (-). There may be a small pictorial view showing (+) or (-), then you can use Voltmeter and check for continuity to trace the wire thru the connector. 6) You may need to open the device and see if the circuit board is labeled. 7) Some wires will be labeled a white strip or ribbing formed in the insulation. The manufacturer of that item would have all those identified the same polarity. But I can't say that there is a standard to which is which. So, I will refrain from saying which wire is which. 8) Sometimes you need to quess. You have a 50% chance to get it right. For the few times I guessed and got it wrong, then swapped the wires, I have never burnt anything up! I can't say you would be a lucky as myself.

Thanks for the information. Do you know how much the readings are off? Do you have another unit you recommend using?

Nice! You need to be careful and watch out for counterfeit filters.

We have used this unit several times. This year, we bought 2 other units and used all 3 at once. They all worked out well, and each have their own advantages.

Thanks!

TVs generally use a lot of power in standby. One of my TVs used 90 watts while on and 80 watts when off. If you unplugged it when not in use, it took forever to turn on. It had to load up like a computer.

We had 2 Tom's. They were very cool!

Glad it was helpful!

We have a couple roosters and lots of chickens.

@@daveandsonyainmichigan buen video en todo caso 😄😄

You do need to he careful. The tools you put in the rotary tools have a maximum rpm for each tool. Don't exceed this rating. The tool may come apart and hurt someone. Be careful out there!

Awesome! Thank you!

Thanks for watching. I'm glad I could help.

It seems like it. I hope we never need to use it.

It's pretty, and might be good for light. This will not produce enought heat to heat reasonable space.

In a situation where the heat is off, we wouldn't be trying to heat our entire house or even the largest room in our home. We would want to try to block off doors and even window to the rest of the house and "live" in a smaller area. This indeed will take the chill out of a room and definitely warm a smaller room. In fact, when we lost power for 12 days at Christmas one year, a similar set up was used in a bathroom to keep parrots alive.