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Installing a Generator Bypass Interlock Switch... for Most Panels
Installing a Generator Bypass Interlock Switch... for Most Panels
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Installing a New Light Fixture or Fan without Attic Access... Vaulted Ceiling
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Installing a New Light Fixture or Fan without Attic Access... Vaulted Ceiling
Cargo Van LED Tail lights and Clear Coat refinish.....using Napa Lamps
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Cargo Van LED Tail lights and Clear Coat refinish.....using Napa Lamps
Preparing for Mini Splits in a House Built in 1910 and a glimpse into the 120 yr old crawlspace.
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Preparing for Mini Splits in a House Built in 1910 and a glimpse into the 120 yr old crawlspace.
PSA! Easily Turn Your Fixtures into 12 Volt Landscape Lighting!
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Tan low voltage wire nuts. www.kinginnovation.com/en/p/20136/Tan-Low-Voltage-Wire-Connect
Size Does Matter...Televes DATBOSS Installation
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Purchased antenna and hardware from The Antenna Man. antennamanpa.com/index.html
How to Make Custom Protective Aluminum LED Channels for Under and in Cabinet Lighting
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How to Make Custom Protective Aluminum LED Channels for Under and in Cabinet Lighting
How to wire AlumiConn Connectors and Analyze Your Current Wiring.
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AlumiConn Torque Specs: 12ga Solid Aluminum 10 in-lb 10ga Solid Aluminum 15 in-lb All copper conductors 15 in-lb www.kinginnovation.com/en/products/Connections/Mechanical-Connectors www.idealind.com/us/en/shop/product-type/connectors/twisterr-al-cu-wire-connector-model-65-purple.html store.leviton.com/products/15-amp-125-volt-co-alr-duplex-receptacle-straight-blade-residential-grade-grounding-i...
What is the Cost for a Clean and Conditioned Attic?
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What is the Cost for a Clean and Conditioned Attic?
Repair That Deep Scratch with Confidence!!
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*If I could do this over I would have chose a different color. This was the OEM color but since it was metallic it didn't match very well. I was still pleased with the results but I would have liked it to blended better. *Non-metallic shades are much easier to match.
Laying Out Recessed Lighting, Learn Fancy Math....
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Laying Out Recessed Lighting, Learn Fancy Math....
Installing a Square D Whole Home Surge Protector
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Installing a Square D Whole Home Surge Protector
How to Safely Deck your Attic around Wires.
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How to Safely Deck your Attic around Wires.
How to Repair Burned/Damaged Aluminum Wiring in a Home.
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How to Repair Burned/Damaged Aluminum Wiring in a Home.
Add Lighting Without Cutting Sheetrock....Philips Hue, Ecosmart Hupspace
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Add Lighting Without Cutting Sheetrock....Philips Hue, Ecosmart Hupspace
4-pin & 2-pin Florescent to LED Conversion Retrofit Ballast Bypass
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4-pin & 2-pin Florescent to LED Conversion Retrofit Ballast Bypass
Ceramic Freedom, Makes Your Car Easier to Clean!
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Ceramic Freedom, Makes Your Car Easier to Clean!
Nora LED Under Cabinet Install and Review. Replace Halogen
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Nora LED Under Cabinet Install and Review. Replace Halogen
How To Run a Gas Cooktop Vent Through an Attic and install a Low Profile Microwave.
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How To Run a Gas Cooktop Vent Through an Attic and install a Low Profile Microwave.
Is an Amazon Post Lamp Fixture Worth Buying....
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Is an Amazon Post Lamp Fixture Worth Buying....
Direct Wire, Single Ended Fluorescent to LED Conversion
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Direct Wire, Single Ended Fluorescent to LED Conversion
Installing Express Upper Arms Mevotech...man bun alert!
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Installing Express Upper Arms Mevotech...man bun alert!
Transformer Explosion.....March 2023 Dallas Storm
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Transformer Explosion.....March 2023 Dallas Storm
Pull Chain Fixture Removal....Forever and ever
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Pull Chain Fixture Removal....Forever and ever
Installing and getting Under a Sidewalk... Landscape Lighting Power Supply Install
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Installing and getting Under a Sidewalk... Landscape Lighting Power Supply Install
Full Electrical Service Upgrade....Bad Oncor?!
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Full Electrical Service Upgrade....Bad Oncor?!
Converting Fountain lights to Low Voltage
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Converting Fountain lights to Low Voltage
I installed one of these Televes antennas in a hilly region and had to point it thru trees. It’s working great. I did need to minimize the length of coaxial cable and connectors between the antenna and amplifier, but it worked great even with the hills and trees. I would rather not have the trees in the way, but it’s working so I’ll take it.
By mounting the SPD at the bottom of the breaker stack you are defeating the purpose of the SPD. If using a breaker it needs to be installed in the top left or right side breaker position (move breakers) to protect the circuits below. If the top two breakers are the proper amp/size and rated for dual connections (will be noted on side of breaker) you can use it instead of adding a dedicated breaker. Best way to install the SPD is to put ring connectors on the black wires and mount them to the L1 and L2 studs directly below the Main as seen at 3:37 on your video. No breaker needed. No need to move any breakers. Pop a hole either side of box with your step drill in line with L1/L2 for shortest wire run.
july 2024 how many channels can you get ?... please do a live rescan don t care where you live just curiousity
Does it have an amplifier?
Thanks for explaining going through the roof. Most videos I've seen don't go through that part.
that a double breaker or 2 single brakers - how many amps per breaker, do you use spare breaker space ?
on the last purple connector, it looks like you stuck a black and a white wire in the same connector at 11,50 in the video, but at 14,53 it shows all blacks and all whites as it should be, so whats up with that?
Allium-conn is capable of withstanding electric water heater of 50-60 gallon?
The Breaker feeding the SPD should be installed immediately after the Main breaker. That would surge events are captured prior to entering downstream circuits. Where you have installed it (At the very bottom of panel) means that the surge will enter the homes branch circuits before it enters the SPD. I hope that makes sense.
Nice to finally see a video about guy wires. I always wondered how this was done.
Great video! Subbed so I can learn more about residential jobs 👍👍
Can't believe you lined the antenna with the house instead of with your signal source for esthetics. 😂
that's a fantastic antenna. I ran one for a while in my attic. space was kinda cramped and I was struggling to figure out how to pull in all the 4 majors in my area, so I ended up selling it. Now that I have figured everything out, I wish I still had it, although I'm confident the smaller Ellipse would work very well. Televes is a Spanish company, and a very good one. Cheers!!
You used a 7/16 inch end wrench on the hardware. That means that the fasteners are 1/4-20 (not 1/2 inch). Did you consider running the coax down the inside if the pole rather than using standoffs ?
Had exact same old antenna (10’ x 7’) replaced with much smaller Televes Ellipse (~ 3’ x 3’). Receiving a few more channels but (so far) no pixelation on any channel even in bad weather… heavy rain, wet white-out snow (caked antenna), and moderate wind (20-25 mph). No high wind as yet to report (not complaining tho) 😀
lets see a tv scan please nice set.up though
Thanks for the video it's definitely helpful. I hate to ask but how much did this van cost. Where would be the best place to find a used van just to get started?
How long I'm glad the video was helpful ! I got this van used it's a 2017 model. I bought it for $18,000 including the outfitting of the van at a dealership in the Dallas area
What size breaker? How did you come up with the 40amp 2pole?
He just used an existing breaker probably…..it’s rated for 40 amp I think surge take 15- 30 amps depending situation but he’s fine if 30 amps is what he needed
The wire size is 10AWG = 30AMPs. The SPD itself doesn't draw current.
Can this be put in the attic?
Yes, it can definitely be put in an attic, but you would need to have a strong signal for it to work as well.
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JAN 2024 CAN WE SEE AN CHANNEL SCAN PLEASE IM INTERESTED AS TO HOW MAMY CHANNELS YOU RECIEVE AS YOU SCAN CONVERTER BOX AND MAIN TV
They come in white too...
Reflectors are installed backwards. Small VHF reflectors to the back, Large UHF reflectors to the front.
You are CORRECT on you assessment . I have the same Antenna that Tyler ( The Antenna Man ) suggested that I get.
You put the reflectors wrong small reflectors infront big reflectors in the back
Nice video Steve. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Years Sir. Peace too.😀😀
At 4:43 you can see that you have the drain holes for the speader bar pointed up instead of down.
Just to confirm did you say it was ok to use the aluminum wire as the ground wire and not change it?
Yes, if it’s long enough it’s fine to use but most of the time it’s too short.
Little tip on a shingle roof - if you’re going to drill multiple holes to find the rafters, lift a leaf of a shingle up and make your holes under that, so you can just “glue” the shingle back down with tar after.
I need to run a light duty guy cable between my garage and house for a security camera wire. This video was informative to that end.
Great setup. Would love to see the power inverter setup
Sorry about the late response. No you don't get any more channels than you would any other antenna. You might get channels with it that other antennas wouldn't pick up.
1:20 I get the impression that most electricians are full of crap. They dont seem to know what to do, and just do "what theyve always done", which is use a twister with some antioxidant grease. Id rather do it myself knowing Im doing it right.
do you get more channels with the televes DATBOSS antenna?
Steve, great vids! What respirator do you use in the attic?
Have you heard my singing?
FYI...It's "guy" wire, not guide
Wow, I did not know that. I've been calling it guide wire all these years. Appreciate the heads up.
Great video Esteban Loco! I strongly encourage singing in all your videos! Thanks for the reminder that tv antennas are still useful in today's TikTok world!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Well done video. A couple years ago I used Alumniconn connectors in a house built in 1964 just outside of Charlotte NC , with some copper wiring, and some aluminum, electrical service was a FPE 100 amp fuse panel consisting of the main fuse block, two smaller blocks for the range and dryer, and 8 edison base fuses for the 120 volt circuits. Upgraded the panel to a 200 amp Siemens panel using a 100 amp main breaker with AFCI and dual function breakers for the locations needing GFCI protection. The new owners of the house didn't have the funds to upgrade to 200 amps at the time but wanted a 200 amp panel so they could upgrade and add in things later on if and when they decide to.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I learned the hard way on my install. I bought the exact same box for my install. Got everything nice and neat and failed inspection because my box didn't have a lever bypass which unbeknownst to me has been mandatory on new installs for about a year and a half now. Lesson learned. Check your codes.
Holy crap man... That is one messy rats nest of wires.
This is what I want to do! 1 Get out all the blown in fiberglass 2 air seal 3 add faced fiberglass batts between depth of ceiling joists (R13) 4 plywood cat walk over batts 5 secure wire runs out of the way in attic, add j boxes where necessary to extend wire lengths 6 add more unfaced batts (R36) perpendicular to first layer to get to R48 Very impractical to turn our attic into a finished space. Attic joists are 2x4 trusses pressed with gusset plates and not meant to support much weight. Roof pitch is shallow. But I do want to be able to crawl around up there comfortably to work on air handler, duct runs, and install bathroom exhausts.
Good luck with that it sounds like a pretty good plan!! I 😊 would always try to use OSB board. It's durable but also more resistant to temporary moisture.
Well said and thanks for your input! I think aluminum's amount of expansion is probably the most damaging thing. Do you come across it often?
Great work and getting things working again. I personally would not have a problem buying a house with aluminum wiring if the price was right, even with a thorough home inspection, being a journeyman myself I would go through every device and every junction to make certain the proper terminations were made, and correct any deficiencies. Because single strand aluminum wiring was only used for a brief period between about 1965 to 1973 give or take a few years due to the severe copper shortages combined with the post war housing boom causing copper to be very expensive if not impossible to obtain, it's very common and unfortunate to see copper and aluminum spliced together with standard wire nuts, and for those unaware, copper and aluminum are dissimilar metals and can undergo galvanic corrosion when in direct contact and moisture is present, aluminum also expands and contracts 2 to 3 times that of copper with changes in temperature. The Alumniconn connectors are my preferred weapon of choice when it comes to repairs because it keeps the two different wires from physical contact while coating them with antioxidant, eliminating the undesirable properties of aluminum wiring.
I added a link to those wire nuts.
Yes I agree using the Leviton Colar receptacles if you have enough wire works best. I assumed that's what you use that's I believe the only one made 😊 The ideal 65 wire nut cost a little more, about $5 a wire nut, but I think they're worth it. Thanks for your feedback! I'm going to try to do more extensive aluminum videos. Probably about half my work is an electrician is with aluminum. It can be almost as safe as copper it's just not as forgiving if you don't play by its rules😊. Thanks!
I sure wish these existed when we lived in our last house, a Levitt and Sons Rancher in Maryland. Dealing with that old aluminum wiring was a pain. I replaced with CO/ALR units where possible. When a pigtail was unavoidable, I did follow instructions and used the "goo" in the nut.
Everytime I found one I took it out to the country! Be free and safe!
That’s great! I wish more people would do that.
@@srpchannel0169 Me too! These little guys made my childhood so much better. I loved taking them out and setting them free. I would also take lettuce and use it like water bowls to put out on occasion because we were in a drought. I would put them in a place I knew had shade almost 24/7. I new the Lettuce would provide water one the water was gone as well as be environmentally friendly. Best day ever was finding a snake drinking out of 1 of my Lettuce cups.
That’s a great idea with the lettuce bowls!