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will it prime if you run it without the end of the lance fitted? I.e. running on low pressure output. If so you could then pop the end of the lance on and you're ready to go.

Got one myself ….. 👎🏼

Desperation is the English way

just orderd some 5.15.20 amp MTA better safe than sorry .Rpger.

I am sorry, what language is this dude speaking? 😢

On occasions i will have trouble with Waitley, but overall I find them to be a good value.

This is really nice , you got something special here, exactly what I was looking for . Would it be possible to monitor a 48v battery pack with 48v hybrid charger inverter with a arduino and this set up? Greetings

I'm not sure if you still have this Makita unit but I got one last week, after this video and your previous one I was determined to avoid priming issues. As such I've 3D printed a replacement cap for the bottom outlet of the tank to accept a normal Hozelock Aquastop connector and remove the need to use the suction tube. The water is now being gravity fed, so I've had no problems getting it to prime and no chance of air entering the system until the tank is below the level of that outlet. Much easier to set up and it's recessed enough that it doesn't hit the ground if you lift the tank up to wheel it around. If this sounds useful I'm sure I can print an extra adapter to send you. At the moment mine does drip slightly as the Aquastop connector is designed to seal with mains pressure, but I'm trying different O-rings and I personally don't mind losing a few drips for the better performance

damn you wont stop fucking moving. cant even read the specs. ffs. L

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Nice , thanks for sharing 👍

What battery do you now use on the norse unit?

Have you tried double pressing the trigger to put it into boost mode for more power?

Great idea

You don't really need to get another fuel pump. If you mount your pump be suspending it so it doesn't touch the side of the housing and wrap it with insulation, you won't hear it with the unit running. And don't use that cheap green fuel line. That stuff is for an air pump in your aquarium is all and not good for a diesel heater. Get some better line.

I have a horrible feeling this is why mine refuses to start and throws an E-08. Got plenty voltage, new gauze, pipe into burn chamber not blocked, glow plug works, list goes on. Stripped it down five times - same problem. Its the one thing I never checked!

Yea RIP someone off over a drill bit because your an idiot

Have you had any issues with exhaust leaking back into the van with that setup?

woeful camera work but good info

How much concrete can you really cut on one charge with that saw

Further to this video, and from further use, these four green labeled 6ah Waitley batteries that their performance is very poor in comparison to the older Waitley 6ah batteries that I’ve had for around 3 years. These are still going strong.

I can confirm from recently trying out four of the green labeled 6ah Waitley batteries that their performance is very poor in comparison to the older Waitley 6ah batteries that I’ve had for around 3 years. These are still going strong.

Try measuring it with A Fluke 43B (or newer) power analyser that will show how "clean" the outgoing signal is

I applaud the concept, but you are asking for a meltdown. That little fan in the diesel heater requires very little back pressure to evacuate the heat. Adding back pressure will indeed overheat the unit and may very well cause a catastrophic malfunction and hopefully just a melted ecu board and not a fire. Maybe dont smash the heel all the way down, and ideally drill anbunch of holes in the pipe to prevent excessive back pressure. In fact i may just make one myself as im always wet.

Perfectly explained, Nice one fella

same problem here,

Thank you!

Have you noticed that half the voltage is on the neutral - my Mrs got a belt from this !!!

They're one way bearings, I've always found these somewhat magical

Thank you very much for this video. I have two green labelled waitley dewalt batteries which work very well for me, and are just as have as the regular dewalt 5 ah batteries. I wanted to know if i should buy this makita battery for an older drill (i was going to buy an adapter to fit the waitley battery on the old drill) and you have been very helpful in showing me i should not buy these.

Great video! After reading all the comments I’m still none the wiser of which battery of mine is which, could you explain or if you have time do a video of how you tested it. I’m in the process of fitting a diesel heater but I have only just realised my van doesn’t have a leisure battery or split charged so I’m guessing I will have to fit one of those first Thanks Garry

Can you write your long term experience with this heating system ?

I've got a m18 9ah waitley battery, had the same charging error, opened it up and some of the spot welds holding the nickel tabs to the cells had vibrated loose. Not the preferred way to fix because of the heat input, but I fluxed and soldered the tabs back down, All is good once again. :)

Hi.i bought some de Walt 18v 4ah batterys what a load of rubbish took about 6 weeks to arrive from I guess china wish they had never arrived.just recycled them in a skip Roger.

so your saying that double charger draws 450 watts ? wow, that seems high .....going to get an in verter to keep all my makita bstteries charged in my van, and trying to figure out what size to get...i guess the small ones with the lighter plugs are out of the question?

Great idea mate

Thanks for the video. The DCL180z can be found for less than £30 now!

what i found in mine. 1, if i remove the fron one.. the back is enough to work everything alone. 2, i can turn on the radio even when the keys are not in when the front battery is on 3, the the customer port 1,2, and 3 only gets power if the front battery is connected (or i connect the dront battery lead to the back battery)

I watched a second time and it didn't seem so fast spoken, lol Thanks, I got the same error. Found it was due to my dog lying beside the air intake and blocking it. The air intake needs to be clear of any resistance.

Hi I’ve a mercury 15 A 13.8 V Switch Mode Bench Top Power Supply could I wire the fuse board to that and power the mercury from a jackery

Auxillary battery towards the front on my 2012.I thought they had to be calcium batteries for safety reasons?

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They were good now they are fake

The aux battery is the front battery not the rear one

About to ask how they held up. just read your reply and can see not too well! Was on the fence whether to get a set. Think you just saved my bacon! Nice on the level review btw.

Good to get your real-world experience of these things. What was your older video on these? I couldn't find it.

Good point about just the sheer weight of the units. You're right, fixing them correctly doesn't get enough priority.

I put a pacific Sky power turbine on the roof of my van.

You can try connecting a fully charged battery to the one that won't charge by connecting positive to positive and negative to negative to boost the battery enough to get your charger to recognize it. Need to do this if you discharge the battery lower than the charger is set to recognize it. Given it, a try might save you some cash