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I’m not aware of one, but I’m not 100% sure. Why would you want to do this versus using the TH-cam TV app?

Thank you for your response, I would like to have 1 interface that can do everything so i don't have to go between apps. Having the TH-cam TV integrated into the Plex Channel guide achieves best of all worlds. I am starting the cut the cable process, its overwhelming to say the least. Thanks again

Keep in mind my test was with PETG that had been soaked in water. Pretty extreme compared to filament that’s been exposed to just air. They also recently released a new version that incorporates air flow into the dryer. I haven’t tried it out, but it looks interesting.

I saw they released a new one with an air pump. Pretty cool. I’d be curious to know more about your fan mod if you feel like sharing 😀

Ah nice! I’ve wondered how common it is to put in conduit like this for future use. I’m appreciative that they did this for my house, but also confused why they didn’t put two drops since you can’t run high and low voltage wires in the same conduit. I assume it was put there in case someone wanted to finish the attic. Maybe they only expected romex to be run through it. Shrug.

No, it is permanent once you crimp it. One time I messed up and didn’t push the cable far enough into the connector and I was able to pull the cable out. I tried pushing the two pieces of the connector housing apart and the little tabs inside broke off.

Sure. I just added it to the description. I’ll paste it here too: amzn.to/3D9jFKd (affiliate link) Just a heads up, this specific box that I have isn’t made from anti-static materials. So you have to be careful with what you put in it. Resistors and caps are fine. This same company makes anti-static variants if you need that.

What happens if you go to Settings -> Online Media Sources. There are two options here for LiveTV and Movies & Shows. You might need to do that from the plex web app (not sure). I haven't tried this, but it might be what you are looking for. Hard to say if it would be better to turn it off or not. Probably really depends on the family member and their ability to understand the difference. You could always leave it on initially and see if they get confused. Otherwise just shut it off. Maybe ask them if they find it confusing?

I have never heard of the 2SK389 until now. It appears to be discontinued by Toshiba and the LSK389 was explicitly built by Linear Systems to replace it. The specs look pretty similar. It might be worth a shot to try it. Curious that you are able to find this part and not the new one that’s still in production. Using a different part might work, but it’s definitely possible that it could sound different. Try it at your own risk! Good luck!

Probably about 15-20 hours

Nope. I replaced the vent with a hose barb that goes to this external expansion tank. The tank cap is vented, so the tank is now “the vent.” Here is the mod video: th-cam.com/video/Fifrha0QrmM/w-d-xo.html

Not sure if this is a statement or a question. The seagate ironwolf drives that I used are listed by synology as being compatible with the DS224+. As far as I know they don’t publish compatible 3rd party ram, so I bought a 4GB module made by crucial that several people on Reddit has said was detected properly by the synology. By adding 4GB of ram to give me a total of 6 GB of ram, I’m operating within the stated maximum for the chip that’s in the DS224+. So all that being said, I think synology would consider my setup as being supported.

@@MostlyBuilds They may be thinking of higher end DS and RS devices, which have little-to-no 3rd party drives listed as they want you buying their Synology branded drives. That being said, Synology do list RAM modules in their compatibility list, and the only RAM module listed for the DS224+ is the Synology D4NESO-2666-4G. All this being said, I've supported a bunch of Synology devices and I've never run into issues where I've needed tech support for a Synology device, they really just work.

Ah I stand corrected. I guess I am in unsupported territory with my ram module. I guess I could always buy a synology module if I ever suspected my ram (it was super cheap). I updated the video description and pinned a comment with this info. Thanks @aderptcain

What didn’t work about it? Mine works flawlessly now that I use it though plex and not the HDHomerun app.

If you go to a locksmith they should be able to cut a key with random key cuts, or you could probably specify exactly what you want. Alternatively, you can buy a lock with the same keyway as your locks (Schlage, kwikset, etc) and they usually come with 2 keys that share the same “random” key cut. I’ve seen cut keys for sale online (Amazon, eBay, other sites), but personally I’d stay away from that since the person shipping it will know the address that the keys are for if you ship them to your house + your name. Sure a locksmith will also know what they cut for you, but they won’t know your name or address if you pay cash 😀 There may be other options as well. I’m no expert, I’m just a nerd with an awesome rekey kit. Congrats on the new house! Hope the rekeying goes well!

Yep. If you scroll down on the product page for the stripper tool, it tells you the supported cable types. RG-8 is one of them. Links are in the video description.

Haha thanks! That really means a lot!

Best of luck!

@@MostlyBuilds Worked a treat! I didn't use the retrieval loop because it's a no-going-back deal but now that the pulley (and spring) are in the tree its ready for the wire antenna pull.....great stuff!

awesome! Thanks for the update. Love it

Most likely no. There may be some other ladders that it fits, but it relies on the rungs being a very specific shape. I probably wouldn’t risk buying it for another ladder. You can find generic versions that fit a variety of ladders, but are less convenient to attach. That’s all that I’ve come across anyway. Good luck!

Totally. Works wonders on mold and mildew but eats away the stitching in a year or two. A lot of my stitching has rotted away because of this. I cover the boat more often now. I wish I had been better about this in the past. It’s so nice being able to hop in it and go for a cruise without having to do the whole uncover and recover thing!

@MostlyBuilds We just bought our pontoon and I totally get what you mean about the cover. I'm looking for a lift with the roof to keep the boat out of the sun while parked.

@ I’ve considered getting one of those. I’ve been told birds like to camp out underneath and crap on your boat! I don’t have first hand experience with that though. There is no winning!!! Congrats on the new boat!

@MostlyBuilds Never thought about the thought you just brought up! Thanks for the response...and the kind wishes ! All the Best to you as well!!

Thanks! Great suggestion on a trans removal video. I’ll def keep that in mind.

That’s what I did in the other videos of this series 🤔

@MostlyBuilds I saw it later from the channel playlist, and now I wonder if you can make a dynamic microphone. Thanks 👍.

Hm that’s a cool idea. I’ll add that one to the maybe TODO list

Thanks! Best of luck with the repair!

That sounds pretty fishy. Have you put a multimeter on the output of your Tascam interface? I’d bet it’s always putting out 48v.

I’m curious what kind of parts are difficult to find for it?