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Duct final
Trying to diagnose airflow issue to master bedroom and bath (22 year old duct work). Looks like one 15 inch flex duct feeds both returns in the living room(bottom of video), "Y'"s off to feed master bath then continues( all vents use downsized duct to feed vents).
redesign to commence.
redesign to commence.
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Creeper across the street stole boots and lounge chair cushion from homes
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I caught a creeper at the homes across the street from me. The last daylight part it is unknown whether this is the same person seen in the first part but seemed plausible. The person was in in the first part of the video was apprehended by police about 2 miles away at 10 am. that next morning with items he took from the homes in the video. Edited to 8/16x speed where in the creeper was moving ...
"The Lights" Lantern Festival in Florence Arizona on December 3 2016
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This is a 15 minute video of the first launch of lanterns at "The Lights" event in Florence Arizona on December 3rd 2016. There were and estimated 50 THOUSAND people at this event according to the traffic control team. It was utterly astounding to watch and participate in the launch of the lanterns. Im not sure what we expected,but what what we actually experienced was nothing less than awe ins...
Cicada Nymph Molting into an Adult
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This is a time lapse of a Cicada nymph emerging and molting into an adult stage. This is my first attempt at time lapse using only a tripod and an app on my Nexus 5x. Filmed at 1 frame per second for 52 minutes, rendered back at 5 frames per second.
Air conditioner condenser fin straightening and repair
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How i straightened the condenser cooling fins on my A/C unit.
best no-nonsense how-to video i've ever seen on the net. 17K people have watched this video and your method is so simple that many of them would certainly have tried it. You've done great service to mother nature by causing so many electricity units to be saved. Seriously, you deserve an award or some kind of recognition for this.
Thank you !
awesome... I just bought a tool like the red handle one shown in the beginning to use on my truck. doesn't work very well. I think I'll give this a shot.
Did it cool you're house down any faster?
I would say yes, cant really say how much faster but i think it does.
what are you using to hold the pieces of comb, you do the cleaning?Did not see a full explanationAppreciate if you could elaborate
I used a pair of needle nose vise grip pliers. Watch the video at about 5:10 on and you will see them when i cut pieces of and change out the comb.
My husband spent like 2 minutes using a metal comb he bought at home depot that didn't work before he came in asking me for a comb - luckily i had exactly what you pictured- he said your method worked like a charm - straightened out our quarter size hail damaged coils and cleaned all the much from 11 years.... thanks so much for sharing best video ever!!
Glad it helped !
WOW! Thanks for the advice!! Best video I've found so far. Mine looks just like yours, hopefully our bill will be less this year.
Did you cut off power to the condenser before doing this? Thanks for the video!!
Yes ! The power was cut off at the A/C disconnect box.
Fucking he'll yeah. Wish I could shake your hand brother...
What brand and ton is your ac? It sure looks clean.
5 ton Goodman, almost 16 years old
man you save me some $
awsome 😊 ideal
Great job. You may want to add the comment that a great portion (approximately 60%) of the heat rejection that occurs at the condensing coil of an AC unit is through these very fins that seem to commonly be deformed by unwanted contact. Damage reduces heat rejection and increases temperatures and pressures returning to the compressor, increasing its load and electrical consumption (i.e., decreasing energy efficiency). Straightening them out as you show in this video restores the heat exchange that was originally designed into the unit.
Great information, i may add it to the video when i get a chance !
this work great. thanks. You help me to save money and time. Thanks again
Nice job
Awesome how too video. I've been looking at tools but I a going to try a fine toothed comb first. Have you had any problem with bits of comb getting stuck between the fins?
No issue with bits of comb at all , they wear down as seen in the video, but there is no residual plastic left in the fins that i can tell.
tried it and it works, not easy though with flattened fins - you need a fork or blade to get them started
Thanks for the tip. I got the same problem. On the way to walmart to get some combs.
interesting bought the first tool you showed havent tried will find one of those combs. Thanks for all the trial and error you put forward to get the final result- kudos.