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has the compatibility improved inr ecent models/ with manjaro?

You can get adapters to use most any power tool batteries.

Got this as a company laptop, wanted to upgrade the memory myself. Unfortunate that it can't be upgraded.

But you eat less of them when they have the shell on AND you eat slower. :)

I literally asked myself this today at Costco deciding between these two bags.😅😅

how about Asus Vivobook pro 14'' OLED M3401QC ?

Had a 470uf 50V on hand.... fixed with headroom!

great video, i wont be doing this but thank you, was exactly what i was looking for though

I've got one, its a beast, upgraded to the FHD display, and 1TB SSD as well as 64GB of Ram. I also had the issues with the fan kicking in and high temps. Turned out it was caused by Microsoft updates and solved by their updates too. The only downside I would say is that its a tad heavy and not portable at all unless you want a sore shoulder. I paid £500.

I bought two of these...worst purchase ever made. These things are USELESS.

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Can you not just add the new cells in parallel ?? I am planning to just add the extra cells to the existing cells in parallel. Can't find a video, is it possible ??

You can purchase adaptors that allow you to use battery packs from DeWalt, Makita, or Milwaukee 18V cordless power tools that work on the Dyson V6. I bought one, only to discover that my Dyson was a DC35 slim (so much for "if your vacuum has 2 filters and a 'Max' button it has to be a V6" (in fact it could also be a DC35)) and therefore not compatible, sigh...

Quite possibly the worst music possible, don't use again

Thak you

2.2 lb 1kg

Did you replace the windshield with a genuine honda windshield or did you go after market. I have my original 2005 windshield, but there are so many scratches and marks on it that I need it replaced too.

Thank you for using kg for us, the rest of the world 😅

Thank you!

Hi there. I have an opportunity to get a 16gb (as you know NOT upgradable) version of this laptop with a 5850u cpu. I am considering making it my main driver, and would like to occasionally use it to create content in Da Vinchi or Adobe Premiere Pro, at 1080 res only. Your video suggests that this X13 performs adequately in content creation. You mentioned that you had two test units at your avail, one with 16gb, the other with 32gb or RAM. Which version did you use on your benchmarks? If you did use the 32gb version, do you recall if your tests/rendering relied on >16gb or ram? Also, was your Da Vinchi test for 1080 or 4k content? Knowing the above would help me decide to buy the 16gb, 5850u version or not. I can get it for $500 with two years of warranty - great price point, if it can do 1080 video creation at a reasonable speed. Thanks in Advance Cheers - B.

thank you for doing this video - very helpful

Hi, can you provide me with an estimate on how much you would charge to replace the shutter button switch on my Sony A 6000 camera? Thank you, Peter

What was he spraying at 21:00 to shine up the black plastic cover below the wipers? Great job. What did he charge?

Anddddd.. broke the connector underneath the top cover when taking camera apart to replace the SD Card slot. Great. 😅

Are the motors the same for both fans?

Replacing the entire ribbon cable is NOT the way to go. I just tried to do so and one end of the ribbon cable is soldered onto another electrical component on the side of the camera by the battery compartment. I have never seen a ribbon cable soldered onto something else. I am not very experienced with soldering and could not fully reach that part of the camera without removing the main board behind the panel so I decided not to try to desolder old ribbon cable. Honeslty if anyone wants to replace their shutter button I would say its easier to just try to solder it straight off the old ribbon cable and replace it their.

one of them say 25v but why did you replace both with a 16v?

It didn't work in my case. Replaced damaged battaries, but still red led flashing. My guess is BMS is locked... waste of time.

I use this laptop around 1,5 year and it is really good. It can be little bit dissapointing that the RAM can not be upgraded but in my opinion this computer can be used until 2027/28, without any problem related to the capacity of the RAM.

Alex my speaker just died today and I'm going to attempt to do your repair. Was looking at the capacitors should I buy the low impedance or the or ultra-low ESR? Thank you in advance.

Would you fix mine if I sent it to you?

It seem than takinv cover off is the hardest part oc this DIY job. For those who want to buy a new battery for this old machine, I got a full piece replacement with housing 3000mah on Ali....... 2 years ago for 25eur. Dyson v6 is used 2-3 times a week and still going strong !

what panasonic batteries did you use ? you said it too fast thank you

Is it not possible to install more RAM to this model?

So, I`m sure everyone wants to know... is your laptop running cooler now?

How is the battery performance?

Nope!

Thanks Alex!

Don't mind me. I'm just here for the background music. Lol Great video otherwise :-)

Video might have been helpful if you could see what your doing, way too dark! Thank you for the effort!

Hey what size is the gasket in mm ?

Thanks a lot but would've been better without this music

About the thermal issues yhat you've already mentioned, is it possible to reduce the heat by using cooling pad?

Is it worth to buy this Dell precision with core i9 9980HK or an Asus Vivobook with ryzen 7 7700U?

1.when I used screw driver same way I damaged the cells side plastic cover and made a short so just very carefully next time. 2..if u change the cells without add dummy battery before removing cells the board can stop working I guess and u wont be able to use it untill u firmware update it :/

Missed a couple of vital steps which would have made disassembly much, much easier and much less destructive of the case, ie the torx screw holding the 2 top ("extension") parts together, the two clips in the top ("extension") parts and the "blue lights" on each side which are not lights at all but clear plastic extensions from part of the BMS which can be lit up as required AND are also additional clips.

1:30 X1C4 (2016) had this as well

Vary, informative great video, thank you.

Running the iron at a hotter temperature to minimize how much the cells heat up sounds counter-intuitive to many, but it’s absolutely true for digital temperature-controlled soldering irons which maintain a set temperature by measuring at the tip and turning the heat on and off. Soldering pros know that your tip instantly loses whatever heat it had when it touches a significantly larger thermal mass… like a nickel strip and battery terminal with fresh solder. This means that the iron will need to recover and restore its tip to the set temperature by turning on the heat. It will turn off again as soon as the internals of the tip reach the target temp but it will instantly lose that heat before the interface temps at the surface get hot enough, so your solder will still refuse to flow. That’s because it is still sinking heat into the high thermal mass you are trying to solder. It will detect this drop each time and continue cycling the heating element until the combined thermal mass of the battery, nickel strip, and iron tip are all heat-soaked. While this is happening, everything down the line slowlys heat up much more than it needed to. You want the largest tip you have pre-loaded with as much solder as it will hold so that you have as much thermal mass as possible pre-heated before you ever touch the battery. A higher temperature means it can maintain a high enough temperature for the solder to flow before the heat drops too much. It takes time to heat up the rest, so as long as you are in and out fast enough it results in a lower temperature at the heat-sensitive parts. Of course, you still want to limit temps as much as possible above what you need to pull this off. I would not recommend soldering with a traditional thermocouple-type DTC iron. The newer cartridge types with the heating element built into the tip have much better thermal recovery to get away with using lower temperatures on high thermal masses. Something like the TS80/TS100 or a clone that takes Hakko T12 or JBC tips would be perfect and affordable. Despite this, I’m still rocking an old T18 clone (old type) so I use a cheap battery spot welder. ;)

This video is useless. It doesnt say anything about resetting the BOARD!!!! 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬 DONT WASTE TIME replacing the cells in vain. Its like with laptops, u do replace the cells but the board is locked!!!