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I'm happy to know that you now understand. You're welcome. Mr. S.

Thank you very much for taking the time to inform me about your appreciation. Enjoy you building project!

That video was created so long ago that I don't remember installing the batteries, and I re-gifted it before the battery was drained, so I don't know about any solution or have advice for your problem. Don't give up. There is always a solution.

Just because you can post a comment doesn't mean that you should say whatever you want. Now, I read the generator manual, and there was a very good reason for not laying the generator on its side, but you wanted to treat the generator as if the manual stated to lay it on its side. Good for you. Use this link to see the very good reason for not tilting the generator on its side: www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=can+a+generator+be+place+on+its+side%3F

Nicer is a matter of opinion. Scientifically, I looked at a couple of TH-cam videos about the RoArm MS2. It doesn't have adequate degrees of freedom, which limits its dexterity; and the gripper is not ideal for the tasks and capabilities that I need, which limits its functionality. The sound level is not of concern for me, and the smoothness of motion is not true. So, for a hundred dollars more, I get more of the convenience and capabilities that I need for my projects.

@@SparkIntelligence I will be posting a video about the RoArm in a few days and you can see how smooth it moves and that its degrees of rotation is greater but it's DOF is less. Your robot is stronger. The difference in movement is because the servos from Waveshare has built in acceleration so it ramps its speed up and down. Also the RoArm is metal. I do not think the RoArm is better. I think they both have pros and cons. The best way to get smooth movement is with stepper motors. I have several robot arms and none of them can achieve the smoothness of the ones I have with stepper motors. Unfortunately stepper motor robot arms cost a lot more even though servos are more expensive in some cases. In my experience I have found the RoArm to be the smoothest moving for a servo driven robotic arm. And I just recently damaged two of those servos. As the servos are more sophisticated than robust. I use my robots for camera recognition and art installations mostly, so smooth movement is important. I think your videos are very good and they are the best on TH-cam for this particular robot.

Thank you! 😊

I think that the shed has more than paid for itself and outlasted my expected life for the shed, but it is still as strong as the first day it was built. The color has faded though, due to the intense Florida summer sun. The side with the door is the shorted end on my shed. Someone had asked this before, but I am not certain whether there are two versions of the 11' x 9' shed. By the way, the shed withstood hurricane force winds during at least three or four hurricanes; therefore, I highly recommend this shed. But, I do not know if this would be the same for your situation and particular shed. My shed is also protected by two high fences at the corner of my backyard. Have a good build! :)

@SparkIntelligence Thank You! I ordered one:)

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I am assuming that you are referring to the 2019 Honda Rebel 500. I am not certain that different production year models have the same information about shifting gears. I have a 2019 Honda Rebel 500 and its manual, so I am providing information that is available from it and for this model year. The downshifting has its own speed criteria. I have either downshifted to first gear while preparing to stop or downshifted as the manual states. I believe that the manual has these criteria to avoid jerking, to avoid grinding/wearing out gears too soon, and to avoid "bucking" the rider off the "saddle" during the transition from a higher gear/speed to a lower gear. Otherwise, I believe that you can transition from gears to match the speeds as if you were shifting up.

@SparkIntelligence oh ok. I have a 2023 rebel 500. I'll still look for the manual that I got when I first got the bike. It should be in the little folder that was handed to me. I'll update here because I think it can help someone who has the same rebel year and the same question that I have.

@@Perseus5 nice, thanks

​@SparkIntelligence Hey so I have a question to ask you. For my 2023 motorcycle, it's the same gear speeds as the 2019 model also. However, my question is, when you are down shifting, how come it doesn't show the lower gears after you finish shifting from 4th to 3rd? Why is there no 3rd to 2nd and then 2nd to 1st?

@@Perseus5 My 2019 Honda Rebel doesn't show gears on my display. I have to shift accordingly to my speed and riding conditions. I can install a gear display; however, I prefer my motorcycle the way it is. Sorry, I cannot provide the information regarding your 2023 Honda Rebel gear display inquiry.

It's a survivor! It survived at least three or four hurricanes.

Glad it helped

You've overcome the hard part, finding the solution. Now, you can do it much more easily. I wish you a happy building project.

I understand your frustration, but remember that this shouldn't be a nightmare anymore if you build another one. You have learnt to build it now. And, you can use instructional videos, which I couldn't find during my build.

I haven't looked into changing the ambient temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit, so I don't know.

Hello Quintin, I remember you. Yes, I am doing well, and I hope that you are too.

It's still on the tire, and my cat scratches its claws on it, like sharpening its claws on a tree trunk, almost every time it jumps on the Jeep. If my cat didn't scratch its claws on the tire cover, the cover would have looked like brand new.

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Try this link: th-cam.com/play/PLUAWqMR4DawGrkG6aTdWfnBpVYWBh_H1v.html

I personally siphon the fuel and use it for my car if I'm not going to immediately use the generator. I also run the generator until the fuel in the system is consumed, so no fuel will be stored. The generator is always empty if it's not in use.

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Thanks for your compliment. Enjoy your shed building project. :)

Yes, potato is definitely so. :)

And, potato is life. :)

This potato even shows its love. <3

Yes, but I think that the shed was worth the price, and I think that it has outlasted my expected life time. I'm very satisfied with it, even though there were some assembly problems.

I did not drill holes to better secure the misaligned areas, but the shed is still standing.

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I did not observe the length of time that the battery provided power to the robotic mechanisms, but the power was very good and the robot seemed to work very well without needing to be recharged very soon in my opinion.

You should be able to find information in the user manual. I don't have it to share. Thanks for your comment.

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Hello, I'm sorry, but I don't know the exact parts that you are referring to. I've built this shed so long ago that some more information about the part of your build that is causing you trouble would be helpful. I hope to read your reply soon.

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Hello, I'm currently not in need of assistance, but thank you for asking.

Hello, please describe the problem.

Thanks for sharing.

Not yet. We're moving at the pace of the class.

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No, the charger has to be plugged into a power outlet to be able to charge a lead acid battery. Be aware that lithium batteries are not compatible with this charger. Read the manual for the correct type(s) of compatible batteries.

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I don't think so.

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Sorry, I can't find my tape measure.

I think that anything is possible, but I don't know if you'll be able to.

Sorry, I can't find my tape measure.

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Being civil and still getting our points across. :)

Thanks. I'm glad that it helped. 🙂

Yes, the battery can still be charged by disconnecting the vehicle power supply terminal connectors/cables while it's mounted on the vehicle; however, this is not safe/recommended due this method/procedure being a fire hazard. You have to make sure that the charger is set to charge a car battery.