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@@user-yx5jh7bj4j hello, the adapter came with a USB to type C adapter. Currently, I am using the set up with that adapter. Hopefully this helps.

@@XA--pb9ni I’ve actually been interested in a more private browser. Do you have any recommendations?

@@Random_How-tos Firefox or Brave.

@@Random_How-tosFirefox is a good choice, all telemetry(which there’s few) can be truly turned off, and it can be verified by looking at its source code (no need to trust corporations to not spy on you)

​@@Random_How-tos Brave is probably the most popular. There's also Firefox and Vivaldi. You should try them and see which one you like the most!

@@Random_How-tos firefox, no other competes

@@phoniexgod5260 as long as your phone is connected to Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi calling is on you should be able to receive phone calls over Wi-Fi calling.

I’m not exactly sure, but here is a download link to the exact drivers I used for my windows PC. Hopefully this helps: drive.google.com/file/d/1kzYcOg0fbY4owGslxlefxF18Q4JzRvxZ/view?usp=drivesdk

Hello, I have had no problems with the Renogy solar panels. They work great. I can’t remember if I mentioned it in the video or not but I wanted to set it up on a piece of land in a weatherproof enclosure so it could power a computer and a live camera. I discovered that the eco-flow river wasn’t the best idea for this since there’s no way to turn it back on remotely if it overheats, gets too cold, or runs out of battery, or is the circuit breaker trips and it’s not designed for the application. Although these issues may have been addressed on the river two. Anyways, here’s an Amazon link of the enclosure I was planning on using :a.co/d/5sXwTw5 It would probably be a good idea to cut some vent holes for a USB fan and put a little vent grate on the side so water doesn’t get in through the fan opening. Hope all this information helps.

@@Random_How-tos Nice! thank you for all the info, I like the fact that the enclosure that you recommend also has a spot to put a lock so that nobody takes the Ecoflow River 2 from inside the enclosure lol.

Hello, thank you. You should be able to view all detected motion. Since it’s a battery powered camera, they do not record until motion is detected to save battery. Hopefully this answered your question.

@@Random_How-tos Thanks for the fast reply. Taking it one step further I want to use the Reolink NVR to record 24/7. So in that case can I log and view all recorded footage from the NVR from my web browser at my office?

@@Martin-Techno-Gadget-Guy no problem, I don’t have an Reolink NVR but from what I’ve heard, I think you may be able to type in the UID from the NVR into the client program on the computer as well. You may be able to view the NVR’s channels by typing in its IP address into to a web browser but this would only work on the same local network. If you want to view your cameras from a different location over the Internet, I recommend using the same client software in the video as it takes care of all the camera traffic for you and I don’t think you would need to open up a network port, which is not secure at all.

@@Random_How-tos Thanks again. That sounds like a good way to go. I think I will end up buying a camera and give it all a try. I'm looking to get off of the NEST cameras for a few reasons. But the one thing NEST does REALLY well is 24/7 recording of all cams to the cloud and they are viewable from any web browser. However the cost has cone up to $150/year and I it is time for me to eliminate the charge.

Yes, as long as you are connected to Wi-Fi you should be able to send and receive calls as if you were connected to a tower. Hope this helps.

At Lowe’s in the electrical section.

I understand, unfortunately, I wouldn’t know how. Although I did just look it up and this person may have had the same problem. Hopefully this helps, let me know: askubuntu.com/questions/1404637/wavlink-is-not-working-on-the-ubuntu-20-04-4-lts-usb-c-to-hdmi-dual-display-ad

no problem, glad I could help.

I would say the display quality is pretty good although I don’t have the clearest displays. Sometimes the program icons seem a little grainy but that may be just because I don’t have the best integrated graphics.

Hello, I got it in the electrical section at Lowe’s. note that the fittings aren’t rated for portable water.

I wonder if you could just get a 1/2 npt threaded pipe and force it in like you did but figure a way not to destroy the thread

Yes for internet but you will still need a power connection unless you use power over ethernet (POE) with a POE injector.

@@Random_How-tosokay thank you for the response, I just got a poe injector, I will see how it works

@@andyvillarreal2844 no problem, make sure not to plug the POE-out into any other devices that are not POE devices as it can fry non-POE devices.

@@Random_How-tos okay good to know I did everything like you showed me and everything works great I just need to buy an sd card so that the clips save, thank you for your help🙏🏾

I just checked. With a browser opened on each screen. The GPU usage shows about 4% of my integrated graphics. Hopefully this helps.