Triple Lens Endoscope Borescope Inspection Camera. From Vevor.
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- Опубліковано 23 січ 2024
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Actual Description: Testing / using the Vevor Triple Lens Endoscope, Borescope, Inspection Camera thing from Vevor. - Авто та транспорт
I just bought this endoscope today. I ordered from home depot and they had it for a price of $60, and I opened a home depot credit card and got $25 off. Will pick it up at the store and if unit is defective I can return to store for refund. For $35 bucks it's a steal. Lots of vids on this product so you can see quality is pretty darn good.
It's crazy how much the prices have come down on this stuff... I wouldn't have dreamed of being able to own one of these back in the 90, haha.
Guess I'll cancel that colonoscopy appointment!!
I should have put something about that in my video disclaimer... "Not for self examination" haha.
Exactly what I need (next month). I snapped during the cold spell and bought 7 catalytic heaters from eBay. I needed an intervention, but no one was around.
I've had a pickup truck parked for 3 years now with no compression. With that I could see if I washed the cylinders or have stuck rings.
LOL.... When you are cold, you do all sorts of crazy things to try to make it stop...
Sitting for 3 years is never good. This would give you a better idea of what is happening.
Again, exceded my expectations...
Dang it ! .... I'm sorry.
I have it 4 a year now and love it. And i actually kept the packaging. better a terrible one then non at all. And its not like one does use it every day.
Thanks for the comment. I don't think it's the worst packaging ever... I have just come to expect better from Vevor. 👍
Not sure which is worse, the fact I have a Vevor account or you creating videos showing me tools I never knew they had and now want. LOL Great video dude.
HAHA... I know the exact feeling. I find stuff on their site all the time.
Vevor actually contacted me asking me if I wanted to test a weather station thing.... I wasn't really interested, so I took a while to respond... When I finally did, they asked me to test this, and I was like "awesome" .... Because I had asked them for one of these several months ago, haha.
woah! just clicked your link, that looks like a super good deal for an inspection camera!
I thought so.... The bulky one that I got a few years ago was over twice as much.
I just want to add: The Vevor link also gets you the option of an articulated model with 6.4mm camera head.
You'll get this 6.4mm size inside most modern direct injected Diesel cylinders and then can turn the camera easily towards sidewall and valves.
This model costs twice as much here in Germany as the model you showed us, but it is still a bargain for this type of borescope with this size of camera head.
I would prefer a camera below 6 mm diameter, because some injector holes are only 6 mm. But Vevor didn't offer a thinner head than 6.4mm.
I'd recommend paying twice the price, if you're looking for a camera especially for the task of inspecting internal combustion engines.
I did buy a 6mm dual lens borescope in 2022, because the articulating camera type with the thinner camera was still very expensive back then - but i regret it.
Because i'm so much interested in inspection of valves and spying for cracks in cylinder heads, that i would not buy mine again.
The 107,~ € Vevor articulating borescope with 6.4mm camera would probably be my choice today.
Or i'd even buy a much more expensive model with 3,9 mm camera. Just to be save to get it in every direct injected Diesel.
You cannot inspect old style indirect injected Diesel engines with any camera, unfortunatelly - unless it's a type with externally removable precombustion chamber.
All good info. Thanks for sharing. I have had another company approach me wanting me to review their inspection camera, but I don't know how large the camera is.... The ad doesn't say, so I have to assume it is nothing to brag about, haha.
Oh man, so many things I could say, but others are already jumping on the chance, lol. Dr. Joel? Dr. Joel? We need you in ER ASAP!!
HAHA.... see .... this is why I prefer "inspection camera" over "endoscope" haha
@@loweredexpectations4927 Not sure I seen a cure for the issue on the generator, but perhaps valve lash? Trying my best to be serious now, damn this hurts trying, lol.
Damn... Daniel and jaybilly are fast, oh well, at least I got here.
Real over achievers, those guys, haha. Just sit back and relax... there's room for everyone.
I have one very similar unit with 2 camera's. My thought was better to have too much length than too little. Used it a bunch of times too as mechanic but now as roadside assistance I can use it to break in🤣
Tape it to my hook, very nice new lexus with empty battery can't open the fucking door because electric locks with push buttons. Pry the door ajar, wiggle hook inside and open the hood. Much easier if you can see where the hook is😂
Haha.. Awesome !
Excellent!
Thanks, I appreciate it.
16.4 ft... You could start a colonoscopy clinic... In a back alley. Lol good video, Joel. Kinda cool seeing in the engine
I could open a clinic in my alley and never leave my garage... with 16.4 feet ! haha.
@@loweredexpectations4927 I guess that's one way to keep your patients (patience) on ice. Lol
@@tilly8297 lol
Looks like a good unit. I have a Bosch scope camera and the image quality is poor but it has come in handy for some projects. Good luck with your new scpe.
Thanks for the comment ! Yeah... these are not exclusive to Vevor by any means... It's pretty crazy how far the technology has come in the past few decades. When I was working on Yamaha back in the 90s, this sort of tool would have cost you literally thousands of dollars. Now you can get ones that plug into your phone, haha.
Nice! Now I have to hide another toy from the wife.
🤣🤣🤣
@@loweredexpectations4927 I posted a video of the measurements
@@kirkwalsh1932 Excellent.
I could use one to look in the burn chamber for crap behind the ring
@@kirkwalsh1932 You MIGHT be able to see in there with the sideways facing camera... I will check.
You can kinda see in there, but it's pretty tight. It's way better than trying to look in with a flashlight, haha... but you can't get right in there.
16 ' that'll make your eyes water. 😮
Pro tip.... You don't have to use the whole thing 🤣
Every DIY UA-cam channel is the Vevor Home Shopping Network now.🥴
They are like the Princess Auto / Harbor Freight of the internet.... I'm always shocked at the insane virality of stuff they have.
Looks like I'm ordering a new camera! haha! I literally just bought an amazon special, which plugs into my phone, via USB, but it doesn't have the side cameras. Also, it's on my phone, which I don't like handling when I'm elbows deep into an engine! I'm gonna get one for sure.
Also, what did you end up finding wrong with the little gennie? I recall hearing from one mechanic one day, quite a few years ago, that certain manufacturers won't warranty their engines if they are run on dyed fuel. Did that have anything to do with the failure? I was thinking the rings were likely stuck in the grooves from all that reddish carbon in the combustion chamber.
Great video man!
Haha !! I'm going to have to stop testing products or it's going to lead to your bankruptcy ! haha.
I really could have used it a month or so ago when trying to diagnose the oil leak on Megan's dad's truck.
This generator didn't have any real issues, except that, I believe, Megan's crazy farmer uncle, thought it was a good idea to run ATF in the engine... or mix ATF and oil. It also had died fuel, but the engine oil was a dirty red color... and I'm guessing he wasn't running redline oil, haha.
You could see that the piston was a little wet looking as well as a little wetness around the top of the bore... I'd say the thin ATF was getting past the rings a little. The low compression was actually just because it has an automatic compression release.
The only complaint is you talk about the cable length in feet (foot), but in your Diesel heater videos you talk Celius. (Metric).;)
Haha... I'm 46 years old.... I think.... So old enough that my dad talked mostly in SAE and I grew up with Japanese stuff... I often use both ... I will ask for a 8mm bolt about 2 inches long
LOL, I don't really need one, but as a gadget guy, I bought one anyway!..I'm going on 62 but ur videos are awesome! Cheers!@@loweredexpectations4927
Actually Joel, I grew up in the school going from inches to centermetres... LOL. Anyway, obviously your videos are more stretched aside for diesel heaters.. Maybe do a Lathe Video?. Like if I could turn back the clock, I really think being a Lathe Op would have been better for me... 👍
@@mickgatz214 I would love to be doing milling machine videos right now, as I have most of the parts for a CNC conversion ... but life has thrown me some curve balls, and things are very uncertain.... trying not to get into any large projects.
Great video and nice camera. It's not an endoscope unless you run it up your butt.😂
Haha ! Exactly.... Rearendoecope...
Prolly want to 'lube' it, but yeah, self examine if you got bowel cancer or not. 😂👍
@@mickgatz214 10W30 or 15W40 ?
I see a diy pancreatectomy coming up if my belly does not improve soon
Haha.. Whatever you do in your spare time is up to you.
i'm in the uk and there is a cheaper version as in 4 times and i can't fault it, saying that, i can as my mate still as it so need to get back lol
Yeah, the one that I have is $62. US ..., That's like 56 of your currency ... I think, but they didn't provide me a link to the exact same one for the UK.
So I've had to update my priority list of cold weather survival plans.
A. Wood stove
B. Catalytic heaters
C. Diesel heater/ tap dancing
D. Under my -32°F sleeping bag in my insulated coveralls, with my dog and probably all twenty something cats, waiting to die and be eaten.
Don't know what to say about the diesel heater as an actual survival tool. I'll tell you the truth, if that was all I had, I would not have made it through that long cold snap, or the animals. The water would have frozen solid along with everything else.
I put a bigger (1-1/2") exhaust pipe on it leading out. Ported the flashing out out the exhaust hole with a round hand file, and cleaned the burn tube out and torched the carbon out of the area below the shelf. I shined a light in there and focused on it like it was a human size target at 500 yards. I could see the screen you were talking about, it looks brass and when I got my final E-10 code, I see that they call it a volitilization net.
So I did all that and it ran flawlessly all day. Next day it ran for a while and then the soot in the exhaust pipe and an E-10.
You had said I may have to buy a new burner head. I can see why, once carboned always carboned underneath the shelf. In a survival situation ordering another burn chamber would be impossible, especially since they come from China.
So I'm left with 2 options at this point, my Vevor heated ultrasonic cleaner, or cut the horn off as you did.
I love your list...
E-10 is a low battery ? You were getting an E-10 code ?
If you cut the end off like I did, you need to make sure to use shims like I do, that act as a seal when reassembling, otherwise fuel will just run out the exhaust. I just recieved 3 burn chamber.. and had already ordered one earlier / last year...
Nope, my Chinese Vevor book says:
E-10 check whether the oil circuit is blocked or the oil transportation is not smooth, the oil pump is stuck, the volitilization net is blocked due to the oil product problem, and other reasons that cause that 2 ignition fails to burn normally.
I think all the weaknesses this heater has are stated right there. Once it's carboned up, you're screwed.
A far better solution would be if you could just unscrew the barrel just above the screen so you can really get in there easily to clean it good.
@@tjhouston4916 I didnt' know what E-10 was so I looked it up, earlier, and I guess Google was wrong, haha.
My book says E-10 is that the heater has attempted to start twice, and wasn't able to... Basically . They give you all of this "what it might be" but all it really means is that the heater won't fire up.
Is your flame initiation hole clear ? The 3mm hole by the fuel line ... Maybe try jumping 12 V to your glow plug like I did in my "no ecu" video.... just don't put power to it for more than 10 seconds. Altho, your heater will error out if you unplug your plug...
I have operated my heater in some pretty sad states, and it would almost always start up on diesel, even if I didn't clean it very well. It's odd to me that you're having so much trouble.
How did that crinkle ball drop through the small vent fins. I have a scope and it works fantastic but cmon
Haha.. I swear ... this was not staged. The only part that saw staged was me editing out all the other bits of food that was also in there because of my cat.
If you look at 15:45 when I pull it out, you can see it is REALLY small... looks big because of the tiny hook.
PS... I'm not above pretending to find a cats toy in my register.... and I was actually going to use one of his "real" toys because the original shots have a lot of disgusting cat kibbles and just nasty... but I was able to editing most of the nasty out.
That ball indeed was tiny!
I'd be in constant sorrow, the cat might swallow it.
But then again - it may pass right through....
@@werner.x Haha... yes. Megan is a vet tech, so we are pretty careful. Fortunately, we have monitored him and know what his habits are. We have to be careful with string, as he will sometimes try to eat it, and that can be a problem. For everything else, he doesn't eat any of his toys.
It's a rebranded product
Oh well, I guess it'll tell ya if ya got bowel cancer! 😂👍
For the low low price of $86 CAD.... who needs health care !