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@@robillardk That bowl game was great!

@DavidNitzel-q5d this works for my setup and I've had no issues with it. The literature tries to cover all the major scenarios that somebody could use in a setup, but there are likely more ways. What are you powering? Same stuff? Pool pump, and salt chlorinator?

@robbenoit6065 the code here in Florida is to have surge protectors at the disconnects for the units, I also have a whole house protector masde by Eaton on the panel itself. As far as uninterrupted power supplies, I have two in this house but don't use them for the AC units as it's not necessary with the multiple surge protectors in place.

@JustinLucas-i4q Hey thanks, I'll check it out.

@bytboy i have not. I did just troubleshoot a bad stack flu sensor and control board and replaced it. That video will be up soon... honestly, I'm hoping it stays fixed for a while, lol.

@@lanceboudreau3630 good to know, thanks.

@davem8836 I was just about 38 in this video, lol. I tried to remake this same video last year and almost died.

@professoroats7202 any luck setting up the app? It has a timer function.

@@JackofAllTrades1 Sorry, I forgot to mention that the one I hooked up was a digital timer and not WiFi one. It is from the same brand though.

@professoroats7202 follow the flow of power and make sure the timer lugs have both a hot and neutral wire. Also, make sure all of your grounds are connected. I think a lot of people wire these up and miss the bridges that join more than one lug to power. Check to see if your setup requires those as well.

@AndreaGrundy-t6m does it connect to the remote but not the app?

@@carsformario it can be either polarity.

@ thank you!

@JamesArnold-y7m probably really is empty . Float is stuck, or the connection is broken somewhere.

@@JamesArnold-y7m ? Reproduction?

@Baffi_ me too now brother....me too!

@@Maria_Moon_Angel I'm so happy to hear that. Thank you!

@troyboynton4 probably an hour since I needed to clean each spot well. Lots of up and down on the ladder.

@@jeeprenegade1985 you didn't use a respirator?

@JackofAllTrades1 no, I put a t shirt over my face after I started coughing. I was doing it over a garbage can to collect the sand. I didn't know play sand was that bad. I haven't used the blaster since.

@jeeprenegade1985 yeanive heard some bad stuff about it. Reason I was using that respirator in the video. However, I've since been told that's not enough if you are doing it a lot. You need something more industrial.

@JackofAllTrades1 I always said, if I use it again I'll wear a respirator, use a tarp and not a trash can, and stand up wind if there is a breeze going. I also had problems with it blowing straight air and then sand. It wasn't fast. I'm only selling it because it's too messy. I remember using it in 2012 or 2013, that was the last time.

@gmoneypower no, there is a valve that opens electronically to let the gas into the system, and that valve doesn't open until all safety requirements have been met by the heater. It goes through several checks.

@clayconnell7578 it's on ebay. I thought I listed it in the video description.

www.ebay.com/itm/296314978298?_skw=m%26s+cover+plate+for+smart+doorbell&itmmeta=01JCEFABCE38NH21DV991HB65W&hash=item44fdbfbffa%3Ag%3AfMgAAOSwaXtmPtO6&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAABAHoV3kP08IDx%2BKZ9MfhVJKmBAKqvfa26CierH%2BMt%2FKSzDRJWsN%2Bopp2TJpwBOS0AYuwR277tbGLtTE%2FGt%2Fdpvz2m5nx4eL4pvXi3SG%2BNq9%2BXlsAx05yv51aDuS31zIxDToox4dxMo%2FfVCoNvkpHPMUwKVrqoE4npLpukVIwd4btHfJUgGA4s8JbkjLd6Eb3m7kNzqcJa0AJUDr0k7NBCVaemQKNMCgrmr66yOwYCguFp47EZaogI9YA1lagg1ED%2FR6%2FzrLiggSQt5lMrEdTPPaost4Tbu43JUEzrp1BSJlNYo1VOLrcspBVAInpg1S9HewXfvBVTzln2wbpBuH1tu6Q%3D%7Ctkp%3ABFBMurapz-Nk&var=594329607295

Just make sure to get the correct mounting hole size/configuration.

@josephmasini6488 awesome, that's great to hear.

@oscarsolis7786 how long have you let it run for? If you feel heat coming out of the exhaust... and I mean hot hot air, then it's heating something. Mine takes about 8 hours to heat up 12k gallons about 10 degrees. Are the water flow valves at the front of the heater open?

Thank you for replying. It can run days straight and not get above 75. It was previously getting very hot water to pool and you could feel it coming out. I'm starting to wondering, if a replaced gas valve regulator is causing an issue. It had a leak and had to be replaced about a year ago. Thgts on gas valve regulator? Or maybe something else that's not releasing the hot hot water? The exhaust is definitely hot air.

@osolisjr since the exhaust is hot, you have ignition. Maybe open and close your inlet and exit water valves near the heater. See if something is clogging it. I don't think the gas valve would be an issue unless they also changed something on the pool heater. Gas valve issue would keep the exhaust from being hot cause there would be no ignition.

@@osolisjr does your heater have 5 buttons on the front or 6?

@MohammadYounessi-dr2up awesome, that's great to hear.

@stick66 good question. The ties come with the kit, and I can only assume it's to better hold it all together.

@Rojs011 sounds like maybe it may not be seated all the way. Pull the yellow disk out to adjust the time and then make sure it springs back into its seated position. Maybe also push it in to help. Otherwise, it's possible the motor is not getting enough power or is wore out. Corrosion can cause higher resistance, which would cause some energy loss roo.

@ thanks, will try

@salvatoregervasi9828 yea. I agree and even the smallest hole could leak enough pressure/vacuum to cause issues.

@mladenkrsmanovic5814 yea and that maul will wear out out. Best to save it for the large pieces.

@Aquatiq the other videos for the discovery sport are still being made. I've had some delays lately, but they are still planned.

Great, thank you.

@@klowe7695 great to hear!

@klowe7695 you could keep your chime but you must then retain the original button at the front door. The chime runs off DC voltage and your doorbell cam needs AC.

Good idea. I was considering the same myself.

Me. Thanks.

@@michaellowery928 great!

I live in Plan City. We got hammered.

@@hoss83 yea same here. Bradenton. Just got power back last night.

Riverview here. Just riveted my PVC gate back together. Stay strong brothers💪🏾

@fallenone6 yes, it's not paint it's a layer of white rubber.

@JackofAllTrades1 your the truth brother, I was honestly afraid to do it still thinking it was white paint but I took ur word and I did it. It worked awesome, just as you said. Only thing is I used 600 grit, next time I will try lower grit. So it's not white paint after all. Thanks man!!

@fallenone6 yea np. Def use something smooth... even a magic eraser works (wet sanding). You will eventually get through the white rubber and back into the black. I think somebody said once you can do this about 20 times ever before running out of white rubber.

I will try that next time. So the raised lettering will be shaved down b4 the white runs out? Do you have a preferred tire cleaner and shine dressing you recommend?

@RobertSpengler-n4l so the pool goes all the way through the startup sequence, fires up, and then turns off immediately? Do you feel any heat come out of the rear exhaust at all?

@sherryn39455 i was using kiddie play sand here. You will need to be in a well ventilated area and have a proper respirator on for that... otherwise, I'd recommend using Blast media such as ground up walnut husks.

👍 great

@@Unifiedavsolutions-tjb check the about section on the page.

@Unifiedavsolutions-tjb I don't see why not. Will depend on how much voltage drop you get and how much "overhead" you have left. Dont pigtail from one camera to the next. Let them have their own source.

@koziolrj if you have a multimeter, you can probe several wires until you find the combination that gives you at least 16 volts AC. It's an inexpensive tool and has many uses.

I bought an altimeter (got it based on your red in the video). I will give that a try & check back if I have more questions. I figured the wire color didn’t matter too much but wasn’t sure if I was missing something.

I meant multimeter. And, I also meant to say thank you!

@koziolrj yea. Once you hit the right combo and it stays consistent, you will know you have current. If the reading shows negative, then that just means your red probe is on the ground and your black probe is on the positive. I don't think polarity matters with these doorbells, but just in case, it's good to know.

So, I finally got back to this project. I tested the wiring harness & am getting no reading whatsoever. I tested the multimeter with a battery & it’s reading correctly so I presume the wiring in the M&S is shot but thought I’d check in with you before I abandon ship. Any other ideas/suggestions? The original M&S doorbell hasn’t worked for years - the doorbell buzzes outside when it’s really humid & the inside unit makes clicking noises when that happens - in case that info is helpful.

@@condor5635 I can always run some more cords to this if needed . It has several 20 amp outlets and one 30 amp.

@@JackofAllTrades1 - the point is you don’t ever intend on doing that so running just the 50 amp makes it a overpowered generator. You could’ve got by with a 15,000/12,000 W which would’ve been much more fuel efficient and handle essentially everything you’re doing now. Defeats the whole purpose of having the inlet box.

@condor5635 Yes, cause buying a smaller generator and running it full tilt is fuel efficient. I can run the entire house as if everything is normal at half load with this thing.

@@JackofAllTrades1 this additionally has horrible THD apparently from other posts I’ve seen. Bottom line this generator is really not suited for home use as much as commercial use at a job site. I’ll stick with the tri fuel option when I get a new one. I can 8000 W running during an emergency just fine

@condor5635 this is def better suited for a job site, but it cost me 500 bucks, so I'm not too worried.

Thank you

@@miguelferrer4644 there's a lot of information to cover.

@@BrendaKoskey you can tuck the other two wires back. Just arap them around the main wire... maybe place some electrical tape or wire nuts over the end. The pro power battery is not needed when you have an AC power supply. I use an Amazon echo as my ringer now for when the doorbell is pushed.

That’s what I was thinking but needed to hear it. Thank you so much, you’re the best!

@SnickasBah good luck, man. This has been a life safer in the summer.