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Thanks! I appreciate the nomination... I never get tired of playing their music. :)

I returned it soon after the video. It would not run on an external power source. I tried it with a known good battery pack and it would not work. Otherwise, I liked it.

You will probably have to have the ignition switch and the truck's computer re-keyed by a Ford dealership.

Thanks, home studio recording on the cheap. Glad you enjoyed it!

Hi, not sure what RTA is.

Hi, no.

Depends on what what is being plugged into it. Campers have dedicated ground wiring that will be physically connected back to the generator. Any short in the camper to ground should quickly trip breakers on the generator or inside of the camper. That being said, here is a link to the OSHA fact sheet for grounding portable generators: www.osha.gov/sites/default/files/publications/grounding_port_generator.pdf

You need to open N-Track settings and change the inputs and outputs to the Focusrite.

@@rockpaperstone8722 I have set the Scarlett as an output but can't hear nothing. I'm using the free version, but I think the output should still work.

@@R2_Konttinen Have you tried turning the monitor knob clockwise? Your monitor speakers must also be self-powered.

@@rockpaperstone8722 yes, I can hear my microphone from the Focusrite as a live monitoring signal so the hardwire for the speakers should be ok.

Again, the speakers need to be studio monitors with their own internal power supplies. The signal out of the Scarlett is a line level output. Try a different set of studio monitors if yours are not working.

Will do!

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No, cannot simply change the ignition cylinder. The key's code is permanently programmed into the truck's computer. Easiest thing to do would be to install an aftermarket car alarm that uses a remote to disable the truck's ignition when activated.

Thank you, I still have this flashlight and it's working great!

@@rockpaperstone8722 I'm sure it is. Thanks for this video. I also bought this based off of your very helpful review. The machining, style and design of this light is very nice and it's super bright. Has a deep reflector so it throws a nice beam.

Worked well for me to record vocals with N-Track Pro and Ableton Live. This interface is a bargain for PC users. But, the external power plug is not reliable if you have to use it with laptops or tablets.

@@rockpaperstone8722 i have the bomge u202 and it works on my android phone by type C adapter. but the problem is my u202 can read on my PC but wont read as audio interface. is there any tips about my problem?

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Good radios. They hold their resale value.

There should be a stamped or printed aluminum plate on the compressor unit near where the copper lines connect.

The Vector battery is no good, the wall charger is no good, the wall charger cable is no good, the Vector power input connector is no good. The AC wall receptacle is no good. I would start with the wall charger.

Home Depot. I think this is the link www.homedepot.com/p/HALO-QuickLink-Low-Voltage-6-in-Selectable-CCT-2700-5000K-900-Lumens-Recessed-Canless-LED-Starter-Kit-6pk-0-10V-Dimmable-HLBQL6099FSE010-6PK/321531655

You're welcomed! It is a small speaker with not much cone travel. It isn't exactly tinny but tone and volume are limited. Sorry, I haven't used it much. I bought it primarily because I needed a good small amp that would fit into the case. Emphasis is on good. This little amp has a lot of great reviews that swung me over. I would suggest that you give one a try down at your local GC. Also, take headphones to try out the built-in headphone jack.

I should mention that the guitar and the case was a commissioned work. I built them for someone who preferred Les Paul and Marshall combos. Hence the the humbucker on the guitar. Some would argue that that Orange amp tones might lean toward the Marshall end of the spectrum... not sure that applies to this little guy but it does seem to prefer a little overdrive.

Here's the thing... you should always be prepared for failure. Even if you do everything right, you could have a hardware failure. So, have a disaster fund available to pay for a licensed AC tech to find the leak and re-charge the refrigerant. One of the most critical parts of the install are tightening the copper line fittings. Disaster will befall you if you over-torque or under-torque them. Without using a torque wrench you are dependent on personal experience and touch. If you are unsure of your abilities, you can install the mini-split up to the point of making the line connections and then call in a pro to finish up. Otherwise, go for it... mine is still working fine and I have no regrets.

Thank you sir! Black light is in the way. Will keep you posted on the results

Thanks, I'm glad you liked the video. I've only had to use the generator a few times but it's been gold so far. It starts right up and provides good, clean power. We are in hurricane season right now so I've got it primed and ready for when the power goes down.

It is grounded internally. The camper ground is same point electrically via the ground lug through the camper AC cord. If a short should occur while the generator is running, the overcurrent will be sensed through either the camper's breakers or the generator's breakers depending on which is the fastest. You are insulated from the generator's output by the plastic surrounding the generator. Same is true while you are inside of the camper. In fact, inside of your camper there is an extra level of protection offered if you are using an outlet that is ground fault protected.

please read the book he won't answer you and I cant answer that as I don't own them as I bought real radios and have a licensee

I would have to say yes. There are valves that you must operate that isolate the generator's fuel source. You can only select one source or the other. If your goal is to keep both fuel sources connected, keep in mind that gasoline has the potential to evaporate and degrade over time.

I traded mine for a front loading machine. It uses less water and is faster. Only downside that I've noticed is the front-loader's tendency to smell bad if you don't leave the door open when not in use. Not sure what causes that.

Hi. No, you will have to order one.

Got it from Amazon.

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It is the same point electrically and easier to access.

Thank you for your comments. I deliberately omitted hooking up the disconnect box. I'm not an electrician and I don't want to leave the impression that I am one. It's a simple procedure but has the potential of injury if not done correctly. There are lots of other videos on YT that show this part of the installation from more qualified individuals. I appreciate your description of the Costway installation. They sound like good units to have. Mine is still chugging away and working 24-7 during this near-record summer heat.

I'm still using mine for the tight spaces in my lawn. It's been dependable but the weak batteries still limit its effectiveness.