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Nice, enjoy. Thanks for watching.

@@williamlaine2116 thank you, enjoy 😊

@@narutofanz85 love that idea! Thanks for watching!

@@m.j.r.technologyreveiws1075 I got the Yardian used and never got it working right so gave up on it. Honestly I rarely used the HomeKit integration as it’s so weak compared to the Rachio smart watering capabilities. Thank you for watching.

Rachio has no HomeKit integration, only Siri Shortcuts. That’s not worthy of the “Works With Apple Home” logo. At one point in earlier iOS versions, Apple had a bug that affected all irrigation systems. Rachio gave up but Yardian stuck with it until Apple finally fixed the issue. Yardian also has a fully fictional App but use HomeKit and shortcut IF Weather is this or that statements and everything works great.

Thank you, I updated my Thumbnail to say "Kind of..." ;). It still works perfect for me inside Homekit. Although like I said, I'm not sure why anyone would use it, as it does it's magic so well. Kind of like Ecobee, I have that in homekit too, but never touch it because it's scheduling works perfect.

Have you looked into XLights? They are a good option to integrate multiple types and manufacturers devices together into scenes etc.

@@GYATEZ I have but genuine doesn't play move with other systems. I could swap out the controller but didn't want to boys my warranty. They did mention possibly making a compatible controller but no luck yet

Thanks for watching. I cut the corners at 45 degrees with the covers on so they all matched. The peaks I used a combination square to measure the angle and cut them to that angle.

@@GYATEZ that's what I did for my garage. Your set up looks great

@@saliston Thanks so much!

Thank you for the feedback 👍

Hey, thanks for the feedback and watching.

Thank you, glad it is helpful, let me know if you have any questions, I'm pretty fast to respond.

Nice!

Yeah, AC to a DC fan requires a relay of some kind to convert from the AC to DC. Thanks for watching and best wishes.

I don’t think so, that would be nice!

Thanks!

Thank you! Cheers!

Hi, thank you. I did an update review about a month ago, we still love them and good news is they are even less expensive. Please see the description for discount code. Thanks for watching. th-cam.com/video/pQR7cz6KXYI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=tRFTOGc2EyyXRo2h

Nope, no orange vest required

@@GYATEZ nice.

Hi, there are two ways, 1) use in an Automation in Apple Home and create a Siri shortcut with the HTTP API commands, found here: kno.wled.ge/interfaces/http-api/, or 2) Use Homebridge running on a RPi and use the Simple WLED plugin, found here: github.com/jstrausd/homebridge-simple-wled. Thanks for watching.

Why not?

Gosh, thanks for the nice comment, I’m glad it helped. Thanks for watching!👍

Thanks for the comment and watching, but I disagree. As a typical home owner I've been using Ryobi for years with no problems. For the typical home owner I think they make the most sense, cost much less than Dewalt. If you're in general contractor or do it for a living every day, then spend the extra on Dewalt.

The throttle is very controllable, plus it has a nice walk mode too. I didn’t think I’d use the walk mode but it’s so easy I actually use it occasionally. Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

You’re welcome, I hope it helps. Feel free to ask questions, I’m pretty fast to respond. Thanks for watching and best wishes.

I hadn't either, but its pretty good.👍

I think about it all the time 😮

Hi there, thanks for watching. Yes, I just checked the link, and it goes to the Young Bike Carrier, that does fold up nicely. Are you using this link: amzn.to/4bvfrZX

@@GYATEZOn my laptop, viewing the pics at the left, the 2nd thumbnail and 6th show the folded rack. It is not folded up toward the vehicle, the wheel cradles are folded toward each other.

@@jeffb9844 I see your point, those pics are a different way to fold it up, with it down and folding the two cross-arms up. But, that is weird way to do it IMO. It's much easier to fold it up towards the hatch like I show in this part of the video: th-cam.com/video/Klyh1_BZ-iQ/w-d-xo.html. Hope that helps :) 👍

Costs about $1500 total. Most of the costs are the tune. It takes an extra PCM and unlock service and the HP Tuner with 6 Credits. Then, paying a custom tuner to data log and adjust the tune a bunch of times until I was happy with both the PCM and TCM tunes.

Hey, thank you very much! Appreciate you checking it out. Best wishes.

@@GYATEZ Dear,do you want to review our smart home?

@@zemismartofficial please PM me, thanks.

We’ve only had one longer ride at about 30 miles and the battery indicator light only dropped 1 notch. We’re lighter riders at about 150 and there were a few medium hills. I’m guessing the 60 mile range is accurate.

I'm not sure. There were rumors a year ago they had beta X1S, but that never materialized. They did tell me that they had a new product launching in March 24 (this month), but I've not seen or heard anything more.

@@GYATEZ It includes an App. Hardware is identical to the X1

Hi there, mostly because we wanted more of hybrid bike for street and dirt trails. The Nomad seems mostly like an offroad type bike with the big tire, plus we get a little better range, and ultimately $200 less, although that was not a show stopper. Be sure to check your areas you want to ride it, as many of the offroad trails are not friendly to e-bikes. I was surprised to find it was harder to find places to ride them, but we love them.

@@GYATEZ yeah. Some of the state parks here allow them but the main trail in my area doesn't. I mostly ride pavement and had a chance to test out a nomad. I've ridden the smaller ebikes before and they are definitely more nimble. I'll probably go the nimble route though lol. Was just curious as to why you guys made that decision. Right now the discover is listed at $1099....now to convince the wife 🤣🤣🤣

@@QuetherV That's a really good deal! Plus there is a coupon code in the description of this video for an additional $60 off. If you're riding mostly pavement, I like the smaller tire myself, they are much more quiet too. Also, the Nomad is heavier too, which was a consideration for us putting on/off our bike racks and garage storage etc. Best wishes. Discount Link: bit.ly/VelotricE-Bikes, Coupon Code ($60 off): REF601143

Thanks for the feedback and watching. Maybe I should have called it first impressions or something like that.