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Any kind of electric air compressor should work. I use a Husky air compressor I got from Home Depot that I keep in my garage and use for other pneumatic tools as well. This is one of the cheaper compressors on Amazon, but I do not know about the quality at all! You wouldn't necessarily need one like this but it should be sufficient to air up most tires you would use around the house. As I said, I don't know if it's a good one or not, I was just looking for one on tne cheaper side.. A "pancake" style compressor would also work for most household tires. amzn.to/3ZfUMFK

If the only thing you will ever do with this is air up tires around the house, like bikes, wheelbarrows, car tires, etc, you might consider something more similar to this: amzn.to/3zeD0rJ. I haven't tested anything like this so not sure how it holds up. Doesn't have to be this one for sure, but something similar. It will plug into your power outlet on your car and pump air.

@@according2dave I'm trying to debate between an small air compressor with a pnumatic tool like in your video or a portable inflator. I think for now I'll stick to the portable inflate since I have no space on my garage. Thanks for the info.

I just have a Husky air compressor I bought for my garage. It came from Home Depot, but is similar to this one on Amazon: amzn.to/3MguwmG. It’s for more than just airing up tires. I use it for my nail guns, etc.

Hope it helps. I still use two of mine. Had to take one off because I got a different car and haven't reinstalled yet. I'll put it back on soon. Thanks for watching.

This has worked great for me. I'm definitely not on a farm! Thanks for watching.

Thank you!

It has a small spot light on it that shines across an attic. I think the LED flood light is mostly intended to light up the area several feet in front of you. I think these are best for indoors like working in attics, crawl spaces, or rooms within a building. I haven't used it outside, but I don't see it being very beneficial unless you're just working on a car or something at night. Just my opinion though. It does free up both hands. Thanks for watching.

Have a heart attack, haha! I have to break out the shovel or hire someone I guess. I don't have a snow blower. Fortunately, we don't seem to get a lot of snows over 4", but it does happen once in a while. I have gone out while it was still snowing and pushed it a couple of times to help.

@@according2dave Thanks I was curious to know. I keep all alternatives here in boston area. I have a single stage snow blower but most of the times I use sled shovel by garant. Like you I avoid gas and snowblower.

Thanks. Glad I still had a warranty!

Yeah, but it mounts opposite on another vehicle so I just put it where it might work on both vehicles. Thanks for watching.

Unfortunately, I can't answer your question. I am not completely sure what you would need. I am not associated with the company at all so I don't know the technical side of the product. I was able to use the gauge as it came. Sorry. Thanks for watching.

Haha, yeah, I’m bad about that. Thanks for watching.

I kind of prefer replaceable batteries. At least if it was dead, I could just pop in some new ones and continue what I was doing. This way, I have to wait for the battery to charge up. Thanks for watching.

​@@according2dave Uhehhh... this way you don't really have to wait for the battery to charge to continue using the device though, because you have TWO batteries (or devices) and you can pop the already charged one in, after you popped out the depleted one to put it to charge, so it's good again when you deplete the other one... it's like a two driver type thing, it just roll like teamwork. You can even buy enough rechargeable batteries to last the whole day so then you charged them when you stop working or eat or sleep or whatever... it's like preparing your lunch for work yourself instead of buying food near where your work. Plus, the more batteries (or same device with battery) you have for it, the more roll you have, and the less each is being used, therefore, they'll each been used less and have a longer life. I heard headlamps with LEDs and certain types of rechargeable batteries cause headaches though (on long use at work or something) when older device with alcaline and stuff non-rechargeables don't... so if THAT is true, a point could go to older tech (like it does a lot of time I'm afraid, people don't take the time to test new stuff enough and we lose reliable tech and techniques). And yes I know, buying more batteries is more expensive, that's for sure, but quite frankly if the battery charging time is equal or lower that the battery using time with two of those it's enough for most situations (if you have a socket nearby at least... I know it could be a pain ^^') having a indicator of charge is really important too. Have a good Sunday.

Yeah right!

@@according2dave Well, it's easier to ask forgiveness, rather than permission. She has to forgive, according to the Scriptures! (However, the doghouse can get rather crowded; don't ask me how I know this--Ha ha)

It’s really not that big of a motor. Maybe the video added 10 pounds to it,haha! It works well. Thanks for watching.

Pretty much!

To be honest, I'm not sure. I think it may have been a combination of the season and the fact that my grandkids were over a LOT and always left the door open. I actually haven't noticed as many this year.

I'm not sure what the green piece is. Mine didn't have anything green on it that I'm aware of. Sorry it's not working for you. Mine is still working great. Actually just used it today. Hopefully you can send it back for a refund.

That is the air compressor

@@alfi9981 Ah yes! I see what "green piece" was referring to now. That is my air hose connected to my compressor.

Wow! That is crazy. I haven’t had any kind of smell other than what you’d expect from a normal, rubber hose. I think something must have happened to yours somehow, somewhere. Have you contacted the seller? Wondering if some kind of cleaner that’s safe to use on that hose might help? Sorry you have to deal with that.

@@according2dave Yes, it is crazy. I have emailed customer support and they replied to let it air out a few days. It's good to know your hose is okay. The weird thing is that I bought a spare hybrid hose from somewhere else and it also smells the same but just not as strong. I was wondering if it's just an issue with hybrid hoses. Good idea about a cleaner, I'll ask them about it.

I feel like it has worked inside pretty well for us, in regards to house flies. I'm not sure how it works on fruit flies or gnats. I have seen a couple of gnats dead, but I'm not sure if it was because of the spray or not. I know nothing is perfect, but this has worked well for us. Thanks for watching.

It absolutely works on fruit flies/gnats! I got it specifically for them. It works the same way as it does on regular flies!

The only thing is, like Dave said, it works, but the attractant isn't the best. My kid dropped a banana behind the microwave. By the time I found it, we had an explosion of fruit flies/gnats 😢 What I ended up doing was taking the freshness packet from a roast I made for dinner. I sprayed the inside of a plastic grocery bag and loosely tied the freshness packet in it. I put the bag on a large serving tray and then sprayed the outside of the bag. Being tied in a bag, we couldn't smell it, but the gnats sure did! They covered the bag pretty quickly, ate the bait, and started dying within a few minutes. By this morning, the tray was full of little bodies! That got about 90% of them! (I also sprayed the top half of the windows and door frames) I'm going to repeat the process at night and toss it in the mornings. At this rate, it should be under control in a few days! Best of luck to you!

I still use mine a couple times a week. Hope you like it. Thanks for watching.

I’ve seen a couple of gnats dead around the spray, but we just don’t see many gnats here so not sure how it would work with them. Thanks for asking and thanks for watching.

It definitely caught some flies. Maybe my expectations were too high, but it was advertised to "Eliminate" flies. We never noticed a decrease until I started using a fly sprat instead. Thanks for watching!

I still use mine often. Still love having it. Thanks for watching.

Haha! Thanks. Sonny's my buddy! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!

It's been working great. I hadn't used it much during the winter/early spring months, but the last few weeks it's been on often. No regrets yet! Thanks for watching.

I'm not sure. I have seen a couple of really small bugs around it before. I'd imagine if other bugs ate it, it might kill them, but they'd have to be attracted to it. Thanks for watching.

Glad it worked out. Thanks for watching

Glad to do it. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Still loving it. Hope your fishing is great as well. Thanks for watching. I’m gonna check out your page.

Not sure of the best place, but I got mine from Amazon.

@@according2dave thank you

I’ve been good to go since replacing. Good luck and thanks for watching.

I would be careful doing that. It might be difficult to control and could cause damage to the door. I would maybe experiment with some kind of sanding or grinding bit that would go into a drill. Not saying it can’t be done, but I don’t think I would be able to do it with just a drill bit. Good luck. Appreciate you watching.

I’ve actually not tested that so unfortunately I can’t answer that question. I’ve only used it for about 20 minutes at a time and then I’d be done with it and it would go on the charger.

Possible. Mine is still working, for now.

Yeah, it works. Thanks for watching.

Very helpful! Thanks for watching.

I thought so as well when I saw it. Works pretty good, too. Thanks for watching.

They are definitely adorable! Thanks for watching!

You’re welcome. Thanks for watching. Almost fly season in my area again. Guess I’ll be using it again soon.

Yeah, but I thought I’d give it a try. Wishful thinking I guess. Thanks for watching!

I don’t remember seeing anything that said it was. The way it’s made I could see where it might be water resistant to some extent, but I doubt that it’s water proof. Thanks for watching!

Yeah, I should have done that by now. It would be positive. It’s been well over a year now and I still use this daily, and we have it in three vehicles.

Ok Thanks I Have just ordered 3 of these, how do they stick 12 months later?

I’m still using the same mounts from the video. So far, mine haven’t moved or fallen off at all. I picked a really smooth surface and cleaned it really well.

Ok thanks very much for the info@@according2dave

Unfortunately I wouldn’t have an idea of what might be wrong. Mine is connected to the REOLINK NVR and works great, after I contacted REOLINK. I would recommend contacting their customer support to see if they can help troubleshoot with you. Sorry you’re having problems.

Thanks for all the great advice. Thanks for watching.

I’ve never tried to split the view so I’m not sure. I haven’t noticed that option. That would probably be a question for REOLINK. Sorry I’m not more help on that. Thanks for watching.

@@according2dave thanks for your reply