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@@Chris-b9x2k sorry to hear you’ve had such an awful experience. I think it’s a bit of pot luck when you purchase from sellers of used equipment. Did you try and ask for a refund? Even under the sale of goods act in the UK they have an obligation to refund if it’s not up to the set standards.

Thanks for the comment, much appreciated.

@@zaidshaikh4353 thanks for the comment, much appreciated 🤩

Hi, and thanks for the comment. I think I also read that on the instructions that came with mine too, but it seems to work happily with the 20ah battery. My TV peaks at about 120 watts. Hope this helps.

What size cable wire from the battery to the inverter?​@@Digaroo-gadgets

@@michaelrowland-us3heHi, I think the stuff on the video was 12 gauge but not entirely sure now as I changed and upgraded all my stuff to 10 gauge.

@@jussikankinen9409 Thanks for the comment, not directly from a solar panel, but if you place a battery and a MPPT charger in between of sufficient power then absolutely it would work. I have run it many times this way.

@@One-Eyed-Willly I agee, thanks for the comment and take care.

@@robbannstrom Thanks for the comment, sorry you’re so upset with the content you had to take time out of your professional day to critique the filming. I promise to attend all my next lessons and make a professional looking video in future. If I can watch some of your videos that might help me become a better producer, or alternatively you could just not watch any more of my content and that may make you a happier person???

@@Digaroo-gadgets Enough with the feeling sorry for yourself because somebody thought your video could have used a little more care and attention. Chuck the lazy approach and just get it right - or is that asking too much of you?

@@robbannstrom 🤣🤣 feeling sorry for myself 🤣🤣 typical bully boy tactics to try make me kowtow. I’m not interested in your opinions you if you feel so strong leave.

@@Digaroo-gadgets Right. Don't change anything, don't learn from others, don't strive to become better. Continue marinading yourself in that spicy Mr. Perfect sauce. Pathetic.

@@Digaroo-gadgets Right. So don't change anything, don't learn anything from others, don't strive to become better. Just keep marinading in that spicy Mr. Perfect sauce. Pathetic.

@@ali1122 Hi thanks for the comment. This is purely a plug and play so to speak, although more expensive ones do offer Wi-Fi this one I have doesn’t. Sorry I can’t help any further.

connect it to a smart plug

I connect mine to smart plugs. When im in bed I just ask alexa to turn on the the living room heater. I can also do this from an app on my phone when im half an hour from home. If ive got excess solar I can turn them on when im not in, so I dont export any electricity

Thanks

@@tammy1690 Thanks for the comment. 👍

Hi, thanks for the comment. The phone was listed as “Good”” condition but when I saw it in my hand for the first time it was in excellent condition. Battery health 87% and still remains on that to this day.

@@Digaroo-gadgetsI did purchase a 15 pro max as “very good”, only major damage I can see is a small scuff on the top side. Battery health is 99 as well

updated. I have bought my new phone on the site and it's working fine. no crack and no damages. overall i am happy with purchase

@@lizImoleayowhich grade did you pick

Yeah but for instance if you place the panel on your left side, your right side will be cold.

The phone had 87% battery health upon purchase and two months later it’s still at 87%. Hope that helps.

Hi, thanks for the comment. The phone was advertised on their website as “Good” which is the lowest grade on their website. However as you can see the condition is very good to me. Hope this helps.

@@justiceonly9105 Hi, thanks for the comment. I lose between 20 to 30% of the energy by having them flat against the wall. I originally did have one of them tilted but you had to keep altering the angle every summer and winter to get maximum results. This way it’s the same power output all year round. Marginally better in winter when the sun is low here in the UK. Hope that helps.

Hi, thanks for the comment. I did record a range test but unfortunately I accidentally recorded over the footage. I will be recording another one very soon when work allows.

tous dépend si tu l'as en version O,5 W où 4W

Hi, thanks for the comment. It arrived within two days of placing the order. Hope this helps.

@@morecambeanglersandtrawler1074 sorry, no that was the only one I was aware of.

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@@jackkelley890 Thanks for the comment 👍

Buy your own one and open it up. Why the fark must he void his warranty?

Thanks for the comment 👍. Not entirely all my idea have taken inspiration from others doing similar. Glad it offered you some ideas though.

Hi, and thanks for the comment. Unfortunately you do need Bluetooth to manage the setting and/or flash the firmware. You can use the device straight out of the box without needing Bluetooth, but to have total control you need it. Hope this helps.

Also forgot to mention, no cellular is needed to operate the setting menu but will be required for firmware updates.

Thx very much

Hi, thanks for the comment. No, unfortunately they will only connect to the phone with the receiver being plugged into the phone. Hope this helps.

@@Digaroo-gadgets do you have any idea for low cost mic which works only on bluetooth and no reciever required to hook on device ?

Only for iPhones where you can use Air pods. Certain Android phones like the One Plus range also have their own earbuds that will do it was well. Beyond that my knowledge ends.

Absolutely I totally agree 👍. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks for the comment, I have a One Plus 9 pro which I may do a give away 🤔 when I get to 500 subscribers.

@@Digaroo-gadgets ok

Yeah ... good question.

Just checked out what you said they seem to be sold as both ie far infrared and radiant heaters. I thought they were only far infrared, perhaps they do both. It's an interesting product worth more investigation.

All heat is infra-red!

@@richardkingadi5511 lol

@@richardkingadi5511 I didn't think that was correct so I googled it and it isn't correct according to Google. Apparently there are different types of heat and some produce infrared while others do not.

I believe it is 900w peak

no

No 900 is max

Thanks for the comment, it was an easy fix and solved the issue completely and instantly, and as you say without employing the service of a plumber 👍

Hi Lucy and thanks for the comment. To connect all you have to do is plug the receiver into the bottom of your phone/device and then turn on the lapel mic and they should connect. If that doesn’t help please get back in touch and we’ll sort it out somehow. Have a great day 😊

Hi. Nothing comes up when I plug it in. I checked Bluetooth? The name QHOT did not show, and then I checked settings and all seemed ok, I had no instructions with my purchase, so please if you can tell me what I should see or press when I plug it in, that would be really helpful

Hi Andrew, and thanks for the comment. That’s exactly where I use mine now and keeps my legs lovely and warm. The infrared also eventually warms the wooden table so over a few hours you can feel the room getting warm too. I agree the 180 watts isn’t a lot of power especially when you are freezing cold and need instant heat, but it does work and it’s cheap to run.

@@Digaroo-gadgets Beats the cost of heatimng the whole home, if you are working from home!

Hi and thanks for the comment. It would definitely be okay for a podcast but as with everything in life people’s expectations on quality differ. On a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being brilliant I would give it a good 8. Hope this helps.

Nice test, thanks!

Hi, and thanks for the comment. I’ve had absolutely no issues with this set up at all and is still there and working fine. Obviously because they are flat wall mounted they lose about 10 to 15% of the anticipated power than they normally would if angled correctly. Other than that though I have no regrets doing it this way. Hope this helps.

@@Digaroo-gadgets I notice you said you were going to buy a gridtie. If so its best to get one with a limiter.

Hi, and thank you for your comment. These kind of heaters are more aimed at heating the body directly rather than heating objects in the room. Having said that the room will slowly and eventually get warm by other things absorbing the infrared. They tend not to heat rooms as quickly as other more conventional sources like radiators and such, as they don’t warm up the air directly. Hope this helps? Experience tells me that the best placement for this kind of panel would ideally be on the ceiling directly above the main area where people are.

@@Digaroo-gadgets Yes, it warms objects and the room. in the garage itself, it's not very fast but a pleasant heat over time.

Yes, we share most things in life.

Hi and thanks for the comment. Whilst I can’t give exact advice without seeing the setup you’ve outlined, on what I understand I would say placing this type of heater where you are thinking is not advisable and could pose a fire risk. If you look at the fire triangle (heat, fuel and oxygen) then I’d recommend you don’t place it there. Hope this helps.

I think you're right. I just spoke to someone who sells heaters and he recommended I buy a heated mattress cover as that's designed to have things put on top of it. The other thing I was thinking of getting was a tubular heater with a guard that would sit at the bottom of the wall bed where there is a gap or, eventually, underfloor heating. Thanks for your quick reply and have a great day! @@Digaroo-gadgets

Generally place these on the roof above the bed