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Just in case anyone is wondering there is a download available on thingiverse.

Can I buy this replacement somewhere?

Hi, thank you for this video. Does programming the fob to open the doors erase the old fob? I've read somewhere that when programming a key (entering the key 6 times), it erases old keys and I need to reconfigure all the remotes in the same session, is that true? And can you mention which generation is the car? Thanks

The one upside to that old charger is that is that it doesn't care if its rechargeable or not. It just charges it 😅

They actually sell battery holders on Amazon

Yes, My broke that way.

Is there anyway you can change the earmuffs?

Well played!🙂

hey man! just wondering, what was the outside diameter of the lockring?

This video speaks volumes. 30 years ago Nissan had a high reputation for reliability, ease of maintenance and good design and was much admired in the UK, where it had a couple of large factories. With the introduction of "keyless entry" on the K12 Micra and other cars complications started to show up and the 'NATS' ant-theft system proved to be prone to intermittent malfunctions which frequently switched off the engine even though keys were genuine and owners could prove their ownership to main dealerships. These issues first began around 20 years ago and many Nissan owners in Japan had their NATS disabled when warranty expiry was near. This happened far less in Europe and it tended to be Nissan Europe cars which had the most troubles. Nissan UK factories assembled the cars from Japanese parts with most models and chose to simplify NATS and so-called 'self diagnostics'. Keyless entry and ambitious anti-theft electronics were disliked by British customers. The tale of Carlos Ghosn is well known and he was lauded in the early 2000s for saving Nissan from technical bankruptcy by forming a developing alliance with Renault (which is semi-nationalized), closing down many Japanese large plants and laying off thousands of highly skilled workers and, bit by bit, Nissan products became more Renault than Nissan. Renault had pioneered keyless entry but was less over-sophisticated in engine management systems. By the 2010s the old standards of Datsun/Nissan had all but disappeared yet Nissan sold more units worldwide than did Renault. Mitsubishi was also in the 'Alliance' and its uneasy fortunes in N.America eventually led to it making few sales in the USA in recent years. Mr Ghosn is a convicted felon in several countries but appears to jet all over the world. Nissan has not been Japanese Nissan for decades and parts for all models are centered on the Netherlands, making them expensive beyond merit. I still own a fairly old Nissan but keep it more out of sentiment than utility. One might reasonably conclude that the words Nissan, reliability, and helpful dealerships do not belong in the same sentence, paragraph or whole page.

Hi @BusyMDan, I know this isn’t the right video, but I was wondering if you would be willing to sell/share the STL of the Wyze headphone repair piece you made. I’m suffering the same problem you did, and my modeling skills are at beginner level, so I don’t think I would be able to complete this project on my own. Your help would be much appreciated!

My door unlocked but the hazards doesn't flash

Thanks for an excellent video. Unfortunately I have not found any readily available low cost software for this.

I am stuck with 2 of these beutiful loggers simply because I can not get a license from Fluke for the software. The software I have runs in demo mode only. They say they have stopped support on the NetDAQ and the 2638A Hydra Series III, thus I am stuck with Demo software which is useless for what I want to do. What a shame, this is just a beutiful product.

Genius! I'm blown away. I mow a gnarly community garden field with a donated CE5.2. The heavy lead acid replacements & their long charging times are frustrating, & the battery case is nearing end of life. Your improvements would save this wonderful mower from the scrap heap pretty much indefinitely. If you ever produce/sell your set-up as a kit, I hope you'll let the community know - ebay/amazon have little for Neuton fans, & replacing the lead acids costs ~$100+/yr. And the disposal nightmare.... Hope you jump in, I'm too old to be lugging this battery around!

How do I find an activation key for the DAQ software?

I really like my older Fluke Hydra II, it's like having 21 multimeters connected to my computer (albeit with RS232).

Can I use this to plate my home made 100% copper tip? With no OG coating or factory plating just copper? Thank you I appreciate your reply ❤

Really impressive bed of work. Thank you for doing that. I have a slightly older model with a CE5 24V battery, and I’m going to give this some serious thought. My approach might be a little different in that I would try to use the existing mower battery case to construct the holder for the portable tool batteries. It would also mean that the mower would run always at 20 V, but I could have two in parallel, which would give it a lot of oomph.

Hi, great video! Do you, by any chance, have the access to full version of the NetDAQ software? It seems impossible to find, and the trial version can only run for 60 minutes.

How did it go?

I had to use my Newton 6.3 today and the battery was clearly very low. So I pulled the batteries they looked physically like new. I disconnected all the wires and am now charging each battery on my bench charger. The bench charger doesn't show any problem with the first battery, it shows 90 percent capacity. I'm now charging the second battery then will be the third. I checked the charger wall wart and it shows 40 volt no load so it should be fine, however I did find the charger plug was badly rusted. I used some very light sandpaper to get the rust off and bare metal then used DeOxit on the plug. After I get all the batteries charged up I'll reinstall then try the wall wart charger again. I checked Amazon replacement batteries are all over the place price wise, it looks like exact replacement of three would be about $75 at the low end.

Mine has also broken a while ago! Any chance you would sell a set of these?

Dam I have that very same battery charger....

So I noticed the same thing, I used my lithuim charger which detects the NiMh batteries too and charges at .5c and keeps the batteries cool vs the other charges from Radio Shack charge in series at 250ma which causes it to really heat up. Its also interesting when discharging the same batteries as I have 10% more mah with the correct charger vs the near 20 year old one.

I had an old charger. After it cooked a few batteries I decided to take it apart. It advertised as a smart charger, but the only brains were a chip that sent "x" amount of current into the battery for "y" amount of time. Basically just a timer. For the old type of batteries it worked fine. The current and time were enough to charge the low capacity batteries at the time. The newer high capacity batteries were being undercharged and performing poorly. I gutted the device and turned it into a constant 10ma charger. Good for slow charging standby batteries for a long time, or applying a slow safe charge for old batteries I need to test to see if they're recoverable or test for capacity (you don't know their capacity unless you fully discharge from a fully charged state. A long time at a slow charge doesn't seem to hurt them any more than they already are). I replaced it with a real smart charger (oddly enough I bought it from Radio Shack). Internally it's actually smart and testing showed it really does charge the batteries the correct way.

I discovered something similar when fast charging NiMH RC airplane battery packs many years ago, they pulsed a high current and then paused for a short time to measure the voltage… got plenty hot but we were fast charging, kind of expected.

Honestly really good vid! Expected much worse when I say the views but this is something I could see with 60K+ views

My parents once bought a better charger like 15 years ago. It always reported errors on all batteries. We returned it as broken. Now I'm pretty sure it wasn't but the batteries all were.

Changed my charger from an old Energizer from the 2000's era to the Panasonic smart charger same as yours a few years ago. I like the fact that it could individually charge each battery in their respective slot, charges faster and could even tell the battery level/condition instead of being timer based like the old one.

The best charger in my opinioni Is the ones that use constant very low current 20-30ma, that way you can overcharge the battery but the temperature stay ambient since its such low power

Very good video, the quality is as good as bigger channels. I always noticed those high temperature increase in my NiMH battery charger, but i just tought nothing of it. Now i understand why all my batteries die early: let them sit in the charger for days on end until the charging light turns off, so i presumably overcharged them so much i killed them in around 20 cycles. Thank you very much for this video.

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Same mine did this also id like to replace them If you have the file I would appreciate a copy

Is it cool and an amazing tool? Yes, heck yes. Do I need one? Sadly, no. Great video though, short, concise and plenty of relevant information.

I'll stick with a modern USB analyzer that works on modern OS. Inexpensive and small nowadays. Requiring the old PC desktop software and network connection is a no go.

aww now i want one yet i have no use for it

Good video and Fluke has always made high quality measure ment instruments. But what is ironic about this video is the ad at the start was for National Instruments LabView. Does this device have LabView drivers? Probably not. That might be why there are so many used ones for sale. And, by the way, anyone who thinks they can get useful results using a raspberry PI, or Ardweeno, has no experience doing that.

Great video. The YT algorithm worked for once! Subscribed. Thanks.

that spin was clean af

Nice introduction on the Netdaq. I have one, but I've been having trouble getting it on my network for some reason. Can you make a video explaining the setup of the device?

Oh fun, every single one on the hell auction site is over $1k (but mostly $2k), plus about $200 postage to this part of the world

bro every ebay listing is so expensive no where near what your video says

Can measure anything you said ?... I guess i'll pass, I don't want to be sad

I came from the Fluke video and was surprised to see what looked like a track lockring tool when scrolling through some of your other vids. These two hobbies intersecting is great!

Is the sw still avaylabl?

is it a battle royale? what kind of game is this

I have a ccrane radio and my winding crank broke.Very easily.I had to buy and order the replacement crank.When I took off the back of the radio the amount of disassembling was beyond my skills.You cannot find anyone that works on things anymore . I'm gonna have to send my radio to ccrane for repair.The old days were simpler.

is the software still on flukes website, normally they try to force you to buy new hardware when its that old. i would like to buy one i assume the software is not locked with a key. that fact that it uses eathernet makes its easy to spin on a windows xp vm

Wouldn't we be rather at 1300$ instead of 185$... I found one on ebay for 380$ but out of service