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@@TabooRevolution13 induction stoves...

@@frankbush333 Yes but not with wire coils! Just a tiny motor that spins the magnets! Seems like a more energy efficient way to do a stove than normal induction!

@TabooRevolution13 the frequency of the magnetic field changes per second is the challenge, it needs to be between 25,000 and 50,000 per second. Spinning magnetic disks tend to break at that level of rpm's, good luck!

@@frankbush333 I'm using smaller magnets for more magnetic polarity flops!

@TabooRevolution13 understood, which in turn decreases the eddy current intensity hence temperature output in the cooking steel. It is a tricky under taking, good luck.

@louis6569 Hi Louis, it is a lovely spot, hopefully will make a new one soon, just been busy with life, lol.

I use the wire supplied with the inverter stock.

@@king1ny these sit at 1280 wh in comparison, losses etc. Ball Park twice the performance.

⁠@@frankbush333 thank you Frank. I'm just wondering if I should just buy a regular power station because it seems like it would be too much to lug around. We usually play like four hours at night and a few guys bring power stations so I thought this would be a better alternative but I think I'm better off just a regular power station. Thank you for your help.

@king1ny ya you could throw a basic setup in a milk crate and it would be cheaper but I get it... thanks for watching more coming soon cheers

@@jefftwilley8249 got it off ebay, I gave specific details in a previous post to another comment 😀 1,800lb hollow brade

@frankbush333 thank you.

Glad you got something out of it thanks for taking the time to watch more coming soon cheers

@@StevenLaDrig-w1r absolutely viable option, in many other ropecraft system videos I do, was just displaying the viability of this option and the color contrast was good for the camera, if you enjoyed this video check out some of my modular ropecraft system videos you may like them even more, thanks for watching more coming soon cheers

@@miken7629 induction takes at least 300 watts to get 2 cups of water to a boil this take half that

Check out my modular ropecraft systems you may like those even more

@frankbush333 I have been watching your other vids - very useful stuff - I may have to get some amsteel and bank line after all, eventually! For now I made 4 of these paracord whoopie slings and I'm gonna try them for hanging hammocks. People say not to use paracord for hammocks bc it stretches, but my son and I are both pretty lightweight so we will see how it goes. I imagine we may have to re-tighten things a few times, but it can only stretch so far. 🤞

@vgnwlf awesome let me know how ot works put for you

Glad you enjoyed the video check out my modular ropecraft system videos you may like those even more.

@ how would I find that video

@mattflannery4448 I published a few different ones about a year ago, you should see modular ropecraft system in the titles just go through my video history they are about 15-20 videos back or so.

@@DanielStranack glad your enjoying the videos thanks for taking the time to watch more coming soon cheers.

@@greywindLOSP your words are to kind Grey.

@@jasonmarmor4683 lol

@@bhukyaashok-gx3sp the green one typically found in outdoor / hunting stores the orange is standard 550 paracord widely available

@@frankbush333 Do this hold my weight? How much mm is required for withstanding 65kg weight. If possible please send a online link to buy

@bhukyaashok-gx3sp honestly this is an older system that I have already replaced entirely, check out my more recent rope bed video I did 2 or 3 videos ago it uses kevlar rope 3.5mm and #36 tarred bankline. Both can be found easily on ebay or Amazon. Thanks for taking the time to watch more coming soon cheers.

@@SteveStrattman gosun

@@vrrevolution9183 the portable solar generator has a 600w ac output and my dc switch power supply 24v can handle up to 700w.

@@wwaldok I did contact them, they never bothered to respond. They sent me the unit to do a review video on my TH-cam channel. I paid nothing. I tried once again after this video and the mc4 connection fell off as well.

Allpowers

@@frankbush333 Thank you.

@@SarahStuff-p5u Glad you enjoyed thanks for taking the time to watch more coming soon cheers.

@@louis6569 1) it is the wire amperage capability and the fuse that limit the 12v the overcurrent protects stops them from blowing or burning out. The 110v in this model is at best pulling 6.5 amps through the wires. The higher the voltage the less amperage is needed ex: watts = volts x amps. 2) the 24v simulates solar panel equivalent voltages, there are losses in the system but it allows one main central battery bank to power multiple smaller ones without taking up multiple ac ports and the need for multiple block chargers, one for each one. Plus the flexibility of swapping out for 12v equipment use easily with minimal additional equipment ie: the buck converters each of which can be additionally used as independent battery-less systems. 3) 220v is used in many different countries and 120v is also used in many countries it is the standard voltage the country has chosen and appliances are designed to work within those countries, you can find devices for either voltage, hope this helps.

@@frankbush333 thanks Frank for your answer

@@louis6569 I think for 1) you were talking more about the connection between the battery and the inverter... ya they use a thicker awg wire for that connection normally 1.25x the max amps rated for the inverter. For the 12v 10amps is standard on the cigarette lighter sockets I just think it should be 15-20 as there are lots of devices that uses higher levels.

@@louis6569 HI Louis, thank you for the support.

@@YoungBlaze It doesn't have a powered reverse assuming that was your meaning.

The one I backed, Outisan e-Wagon Air, has reverse

@@panda-wolflomas7380 this should be adequate www.musoublack.com/products/ir-flock-sheet?srsltid=AfmBOoqTUOdfBdDqAbAv-2-HJAdXmZHHj9n74jzq7j36o7okgJPDkfNF&variant=44798755569910

@@The.Dulcet.Toned.Scotsman Glad you enjoyed, check out my modular ropecraft systems you may like those even more. Ya Blackie has watched a few of my videos and left comments wouldn't be surprised if he adapted a few of my methods. Thanks for watching more coming soon cheers.

I have my ways lol

@@ChiefScout_Outdoors glad you enjoyed the video thanks for taking the time to watch more coming soon cheers.

@@louis6569 the fresh bits falling from the pine trees just added that hint of wonderful, lol.

​@@frankbush333 Ah, ah 😂

@@usoutpost121 awesome glad you got something out of it thanks for taking the time to watch more coming soon cheers.

@@paulellsworth7679 ya it could handle this test without issue.

@@rogermurphy1548 If you enjoy those you may like my modular ropecraft systems even more, thanks for taking the time to watch more coming soon cheers