It's definably it good machine i got 2 of them, very important for people to know if you know the venue tell them to kill the heat of ac because sometimes the vents r pointing to the dancer exactly where you shooting and if they are strong unit it will blow the smoke away. Ones again love the review
Hello , DJ Mikey Mike ... Great video's been watching a few of yours. Anyway myself getting back into DJing . I DJ about 10 years ago , in Maryland area worked with several Company's . I did leave DJing because I just got so busy I was away from the wife too much so it took my time away from her. Well not to tell a sad story but about a year and a half she had a stroke took all she had she is totally Disability . I have learned a lot about caregiving and caregivers and its not pretty . So i need to get extra money in again so figured why not do something I loved . Anyway sorry for my sad story just like your videos , remind me of my shows and how i loved playing with the people and making them happy for a time to remember. Now a days everyone is a DJ but its hard to find a good DJ. Keep up the good work .
I have been using dry ice fog machines for weddings for years and made many couples happy.... I usually do it twice a night. Once for the first dance and a second time after the cake ceremony and their 2nd dance. Chauvet sells a rolling cart for the fogger, hence no need to make one. It's not that expensive.
WOW I never heard that price but I spent $1150 on my Dry Icer a few years ago and LOVE it so now the Nimbus is cheaper and beter! might not be 599 but worth every you will spend ! Thanks for the input Dj Mikey Mike
Hi I’m Karl, I work for Chauvet so let me answer some Nimbus questions. -How much is dry ice: $0.75cents to $1.25 pound -How much do I need: 10 pounds per dance. -How long does it last: 6 to 10 minutes depending on how fast your release the fog -How much can I charge for a “Dancing in the Clouds” first dance? $200-$400 depending on your market -How much does the Nimbus cost? Manufacturer Retail Price is $999
This thing is sooo cool!! The scooper is a great idea. I know I would be dumb enough to forget to not leave the scoop in the cooler. I would get a plastic scoop from a restaurant supply store. As always, GREAT video Mike!!
Thanks for the suggestion MM. Unfortunately, I received my unit that very same day that I used it so I didn't have the opportunity to experiment with it before the event. There's not many places here that carry the pellet dry ice and unfortunately I'm going to have to buy it on Friday, the day before the event, since they're closed on the weekends.
yes they are up there but I spent close to that on my Martin 2000 fogger 8 years ago and can barly use it and get more complants for regular fog and nothing but prase from this one so whats a better value thanks DJ Mikey Mike
Kind of sucks it starts pouring out the effect before you drop the basket. Makes it tricky for doing a first dance right after introductions. I bet that effect would distract from the intros. Am I wrong?
If Im the DJ as well its $250 if I go to someones event its $400 but I know guys uho charge a lot more ....its just tough in my area to get more at this time MM
Hi, Chauvet never posted $599 or $700 as the price of this unit. It's been $999 MSRP since the day we announced the price. This price you saw on the internet must have been a dealer's mistake.
I here you.. its ot the unit but the Ice you need to know how different types of ice effects the the output. you need to berak up the ice into small chunks but not to small or to big its hard to get it right MM
awesome, might be good to mention, the first couple times at a gig you might want to have an assistant with you so as not to mess up the music or announcements of the first dance etc...
What a lot fun you crack me up awesome effect - pretty cool I thought it was goin explode when the ice went in. Not sure what you could charge for this effect but I think at least $180. Best tutorial yet
Just wanted to share that I tried using the Nimbus this past weekend for a quinceañera father/daughter dance and was disappointed in the effect because I used the blocks of dry ice as opposed to the pellets.
Yes mark an assistant would be a good Idea but sometimes its do the intro, hit play, run to the fogger with the wireless mic in my pocket do the fog and finsh the outro while hedding back to the booth to change songs. The life of a single opp :) MM
CONTINUED -Weight 30 pounds -How much water does it need? 5 pounds -How much does it weight? 30 pounds without water & ice -Can I use hot water out of the faucet to speed up the process? Yes, standard faucet water is 105 degrees avg. The Nimbus heats water to 175. Even faster, in the US banquet halls dispense 140 degree water avg. -How high will it go. Fog stays around knee high. -Doesn't this set off fire alarms like haze & fog? NO, this is dry ice and will not set of alarms.
Nice explanatory video. Does it just keep running unlike a regular fog machine which needs a burst and then reheat time (unless it’s a constant fogger of course)? I’ve never used a dry ice one 10:25 Don’t do as I do do as I say and 10:55 Don’t stick your tongue on it : ) 16:20 No steamed wet floor!
The real take away from this is those pellets, man that worked well, with blocks i am always breaking it up in to odd sized chunks, i have used heated basket style foggers before and none look this good, it is not because this is a better fogger IMO, but that pellet dry ice is the way to go. Thanks for your video and i will be searching for pellets now.
Hello, my name is aleksander lima, I live in Angola, I bought a dry ice nimbus machine, I'm having some Co2 problems, I need your urgent help. Twice I used Co2, and it did not work, the dry ice did not give the expected result. The ice did not form the desired cloud and took less than 1 minute. Please would like to know what type of composition is Co2, for DRY ICE, so that I can offer a good job to my clients. Thank you and I look forward to your cooperation.
holy cr*p! i like this mikey....... i think i'm gonna look into this. thanks for the breakdown. btw, you say "OK" almost as much as I say "UM"..... hahahhahaa
amigo tengo una pregunta mi nimbus no se prende la luz verde no inporta puedo echarle el hielo seco otra pregunta lo puse pero cuando se va el humo el piso queda mojado porque nose usted sabe la gente se puede caer estare hacienda algo mal
If you were to use a Nimbus say, in a theatrical production, are you able to prevent the fog from being dispersed prematurely? Or, would it be best to take it far backstage, load it up, whenever the cue/scene where the fog is needed is called, THEN deploy it?
What about my lighting effects ie chauvet wireless lighting is this fog effect gointbtobshort out my lighting when the fog rolls over through and into my units? I notice in the video your color strip is on a table above the fog!
Hey Mikey Mike, If I fill the basket with as much dryice as you did, how many seconds will it take for the fogger to run out of resources before having to put in more water or dry ice? Also, will the fig condensate and make the floor slippery?
Hey Mike, is there any way to prevent it from shooting fog by just putting the dry ice in the basket? I assume it would die down and be cool for a while until you drop the basket. Also do these work outside as good as inside? Florida temperatures! Thanks man,
Hey DJ Mike..nice video...thanks for the info...I was wondering if there are any issues with surfaces being slick/slippery during and/or after use of the dry ice/fog effect that would create unsafe conditions like people falling down and hurting themselves. Thanks
sorry MM too tired to read all read all the comments. how much time it takes to heat up cool water. yeah it too bad it draws too much power. most venues.. have 20A breakers but you still have powe your ligting rig and PA. and they usully wired everthing to one breaker...
Plastic might get brittle and break when scooping due to the extreem temp. Dot feel dumb ;) I did it and about froze my had off even with my gluves on LOL MM
Hello.... We bought a nimbus not even a month ago. And we are having problems with this amazing machine. It won't heat up after putting in the amount of water needed. We tried it the first time and it worked wonderfully! But now it won't. Any advise of what we might be doing wrong?
Mike Gann i buy mine the day before... you never want to have to little and it makes it way easier to scoop the more you have. But yes you can just buy 10lbs and take your chances
Ohh okay yeah I heard that in the vid but I must have missed where you said an amount. But time of sale aside, if I'm trying to run this for four hours straight and it takes ten min to out gas ten pounds and ten min after to heat up, then 30 pounds an hour sounds right or is it overkill
HI Mickey, great video. Just bought one myself. Once heated, if we unplug it from the power then freely move around the dance floor to use the machine, will the dry ice effect be good?
The absolute worst case scenario with dry ice never seems to be posted on any of these videos. Everyone talks the frost bite. Everyone talks the expanding gas in a sealed container that can't withstand the pressure. The number one danger with these units is someone passed out on the ground, or perhaps someone with health issues laying down in the path of the c02. Ive done enough shows that I've seen a drunk guy passed out under a table, and for this reason i will only use dry ice to chill my hazer if i can't find any CaCl2. It only takes a couple minutes to asphyxiate someone. Ice can also do an 8 hour non stop below -30c, while dry ice sublimation is never less than half hour per fill. Keep up the great vids Mikey Mike!
Hey Mike, Whens the best time to load the Dry ice into the unit for a first dance? Is it something you can do Prior to Intros into the room? Or do you have to do it right as the FD starts? Thanks, JW
Hello. Mike, i have the exact same question. I just purchased the nimbus, i watched this video and my question was: But when do i need to put in the ice for the first dance? I saw that exactly when you started to put in the ice, it allready started to fill up the room with fog. Thanks, Ray
great video. I have the Jr. model and after a few practice runs I have noticed the ground is pretty wet in the path of the low lying fog. Afraid to use it for a 1st dance for fear the couple might slip. Thoughts?
Kevin Barker yes it can get wet in some conditions. always let the client know dont use it on floor like tile or marble that can get very slippery. always bring a towel to clean floor if needed . watch my other video on low cloud safety
Hey Mikey Mike, Interesting video. I do love dry ice, we use to use it at the theater for some great effects. However I have to say you really should of worn gloves on for this video, even if you're are familiar with handling it, you're not portraying a very good message to the rest of your viewers.
not a bad idea! worth investigating, instead what I do is , I have one of those battery powered par lights and adjust it to the desired color, it generally makes the cloud pink/blue whatever the bride's theme is! I haven't the chance yet to try it with one of my aurora lights i guess that would give an amazing effect too!
@@directsound . So I can tilt it over and pour out the water from the hole.. Mike you have a great video I am interested to buy this nimbus but I'm just curious how do you dump out the water do you just tilted. Flip it over.. is there an exhaust feature.. thanks Mike
Briian Maroquuin yes just pour it out the hole in front. No fan just a water heater it uses the pressure from the hot water and cold ice to push it out the hole
It's definably it good machine i got 2 of them, very important for people to know if you know the venue tell them to kill the heat of ac because sometimes the vents r pointing to the dancer exactly where you shooting and if they are strong unit it will blow the smoke away.
Ones again love the review
Thanks Karl for the input ! You have a great fogger here keep coming up with great effects! Way to go @CHAUVETLighting
FYI: "Sublimation" is the term you are looking for... going directly from the solid ice state to the gas state, with out a liquid state!
Hello , DJ Mikey Mike ... Great video's been watching a few of yours. Anyway myself getting back into DJing . I DJ about 10 years ago , in Maryland area worked with several Company's . I did leave DJing because I just got so busy I was away from the wife too much so it took my time away from her. Well not to tell a sad story but about a year and a half she had a stroke took all she had she is totally Disability . I have learned a lot about caregiving and caregivers and its not pretty . So i need to get extra money in again so figured why not do something I loved . Anyway sorry for my sad story just like your videos , remind me of my shows and how i loved playing with the people and making them happy for a time to remember. Now a days everyone is a DJ but its hard to find a good DJ. Keep up the good work .
I have been using dry ice fog machines for weddings for years and made many couples happy.... I usually do it twice a night. Once for the first dance and a second time after the cake ceremony and their 2nd dance. Chauvet sells a rolling cart for the fogger, hence no need to make one. It's not that expensive.
WOW I never heard that price but I spent $1150 on my Dry Icer a few years ago and LOVE it so now the Nimbus is cheaper and beter! might not be 599 but worth every you will spend !
Thanks for the input
Dj Mikey Mike
Great review DJ Mikey Mike! Thanks for creating the video and sharing it!
Cheers Mikey
i want one of these..... see ya sunday mikey mike
Hi I’m Karl, I work for Chauvet so let me answer some Nimbus questions.
-How much is dry ice: $0.75cents to $1.25 pound
-How much do I need: 10 pounds per dance.
-How long does it last: 6 to 10 minutes depending on how fast your release the fog
-How much can I charge for a “Dancing in the Clouds” first dance? $200-$400 depending on your market
-How much does the Nimbus cost? Manufacturer Retail Price is $999
This thing is sooo cool!! The scooper is a great idea. I know I would be dumb enough to forget to not leave the scoop in the cooler. I would get a plastic scoop from a restaurant supply store. As always, GREAT video Mike!!
Thanks for the suggestion MM. Unfortunately, I received my unit that very same day that I used it so I didn't have the opportunity to experiment with it before the event. There's not many places here that carry the pellet dry ice and unfortunately I'm going to have to buy it on Friday, the day before the event, since they're closed on the weekends.
Have fun at the show! Hope to catch up sometime soon!
@AlpineEnt it must have been water to refill the water that evaperated not haze fluid
yes they are up there but I spent close to that on my Martin 2000 fogger 8 years ago and can barly use it and get more complants for regular fog and nothing but prase from this one so whats a better value
thanks DJ Mikey Mike
Kind of sucks it starts pouring out the effect before you drop the basket. Makes it tricky for doing a first dance right after introductions. I bet that effect would distract from the intros. Am I wrong?
If Im the DJ as well its $250 if I go to someones event its $400 but I know guys uho charge a lot more ....its just tough in my area to get more at this time
MM
Hi, Chauvet never posted $599 or $700 as the price of this unit. It's been $999 MSRP since the day we announced the price. This price you saw on the internet must have been a dealer's mistake.
I finally got mine! : ) huge difference in pellets vs shaved/crushed ice. Great video!
~DJ Bo~
I here you.. its ot the unit but the Ice you need to know how different types of ice effects the the output. you need to berak up the ice into small chunks but not to small or to big its hard to get it right
MM
awesome, might be good to mention, the first couple times at a gig you might want to have an assistant with you so as not to mess up the music or announcements of the first dance etc...
What a lot fun you crack me up awesome effect - pretty cool I thought it was goin explode when the ice went in. Not sure what you could charge for this effect but I think at least $180.
Best tutorial yet
Should have opened up your garage door and make your neighbors wonder. lol
Just wanted to share that I tried using the Nimbus this past weekend for a quinceañera father/daughter dance and was disappointed in the effect because I used the blocks of dry ice as opposed to the pellets.
Thats what I have to do to get pelets ad its tough if I have a show on Sunday so I need to get 60+lbs of Ice to last till then
MM
nice....see u sunday
I don't sell them but I have use them all, the @chauvetlighting NIMBUS has the best features. Although they all work about the same.
DJ Mikey Mike
شكرا صديقي
Yes mark an assistant would be a good Idea but sometimes its do the intro, hit play, run to the fogger with the wireless mic in my pocket do the fog and finsh the outro while hedding back to the booth to change songs. The life of a single opp :)
MM
Great video. Very informal. So these kinds of machines dont actually take any FOG JUICE? its just dry ice?
CONTINUED
-Weight 30 pounds
-How much water does it need? 5 pounds
-How much does it weight? 30 pounds without water & ice
-Can I use hot water out of the faucet to speed up the process? Yes, standard faucet water is 105 degrees avg. The Nimbus heats water to 175. Even faster, in the US banquet halls dispense 140 degree water avg.
-How high will it go. Fog stays around knee high.
-Doesn't this set off fire alarms like haze & fog? NO, this is dry ice and will not set of alarms.
Sweet Ill be there
about 20 min with cold water with one heating element and 10 min with two pluged in
MM
at the chauvet booth at the expo I saw them pour some haze juice into it, what was that about?
Nice explanatory video. Does it just keep running unlike a regular fog machine which needs a burst and then reheat time (unless it’s a constant fogger of course)? I’ve never used a dry ice one 10:25 Don’t do as I do do as I say and 10:55 Don’t stick your tongue on it : ) 16:20 No steamed wet floor!
Dude you said two heating elements like 30 times in the first 4 min. I get it. lol
The real take away from this is those pellets, man that worked well, with blocks i am always breaking it up in to odd sized chunks, i have used heated basket style foggers before and none look this good, it is not because this is a better fogger IMO, but that pellet dry ice is the way to go. Thanks for your video and i will be searching for pellets now.
cool it looks like a good product especially for wedding :) great video mike
tommy
Great Video thanks for sharing ....
hey...since the dry is colder...will it set off fire alarms or does it dissipate before reaching ceiling
Hello, my name is aleksander lima, I live in Angola, I bought a dry ice nimbus machine, I'm having some Co2 problems, I need your urgent help. Twice I used Co2, and it did not work, the dry ice did not give the expected result. The ice did not form the desired cloud and took less than 1 minute. Please would like to know what type of composition is Co2, for DRY ICE, so that I can offer a good job to my clients. Thank you and I look forward to your cooperation.
Looks Good
Nice job mike. Ballpark figure what would you be able to charge a client for this effect?
"only touch it with gloves"
*Touches it with bare hands
Hey Mike! Why was it fogging SO much when you barely put the ice in?
holy cr*p! i like this mikey....... i think i'm gonna look into this. thanks for the breakdown. btw, you say "OK" almost as much as I say "UM"..... hahahhahaa
yes it stays low
MM
If Im the DJ as well its $250 if I go to someones event its $400
amigo tengo una pregunta mi nimbus no se prende la luz verde no inporta puedo echarle el hielo seco otra pregunta lo puse pero cuando se va el humo el piso queda mojado porque nose usted sabe la gente se puede caer estare hacienda algo mal
MM, if i buy about 80pnds of dry ice in pellets, do you think it will last for me for about 4 days? its for a musical on a theater
If you were to use a Nimbus say, in a theatrical production, are you able to prevent the fog from being dispersed prematurely? Or, would it be best to take it far backstage, load it up, whenever the cue/scene where the fog is needed is called, THEN deploy it?
have you had issues setting off fire alarms with them?
How much does dry ice cost?
thanks Will DO !!
MM
What about my lighting effects ie chauvet wireless lighting is this fog effect gointbtobshort out my lighting when the fog rolls over through and into my units? I notice in the video your color strip is on a table above the fog!
Hey Mikey Mike, If I fill the basket with as much dryice as you did, how many seconds will it take for the fogger to run out of resources before having to put in more water or dry ice?
Also, will the fig condensate and make the floor slippery?
Just got my nimbus :)
HI DJ MIKEY MIKE NICE VIDEO TUTORIAL! I JUST WANT TO KNOW WHERE SHOPPING DRY ICE THANKS
DJ RICKY EVENTS i buy my ice from PraxAir its a welding supply house
hey mike, u said runs 3-6 mins, but what if reload dry ice, could i get a second run with it?
Hey Mike, is there any way to prevent it from shooting fog by just putting the dry ice in the basket? I assume it would die down and be cool for a while until you drop the basket.
Also do these work outside as good as inside? Florida temperatures! Thanks man,
how much is it???
Thanks for sharing Mikey Mike. Are you just doing a demo on Sunday or will it be for sale also? Thank you MM & Chauvet for an awesome product.
I see some water on the base of the control box. Is this normal or do i have a leak (brand new unit)?
Hey DJ Mike..nice video...thanks for the info...I was wondering if there are any issues with surfaces being slick/slippery during and/or after use of the dry ice/fog effect that would create unsafe conditions like people falling down and hurting themselves. Thanks
sorry MM too tired to read all read all the comments.
how much time it takes to heat up cool water.
yeah it too bad it draws too much power. most venues.. have 20A breakers but you still have powe your ligting rig and PA. and they usully wired everthing to one breaker...
great effect!
Hey Mike, what is the brand and model number of the case that your using as the roller cart?
how many runs can i do with the same water?
Plastic might get brittle and break when scooping due to the extreem temp. Dot feel dumb ;) I did it and about froze my had off even with my gluves on LOL
MM
hey mike i have the same machine and i use ice from praxair.. what location do you use?
Hello.... We bought a nimbus not even a month ago. And we are having problems with this amazing machine. It won't heat up after putting in the amount of water needed. We tried it the first time and it worked wonderfully! But now it won't. Any advise of what we might be doing wrong?
Sandra Alaniz feel free to call me at 6618164254
every time you shoot out fog you use around 15 pounds of ice. so for an event you buy around 50 pounds
yes thats about right! MM
+DJ Mikey Mike Susca Where do you get 50 pounds? I'm estimating 30 pounds an hour if you're running it hourly
Mike Gann i buy mine the day before... you never want to have to little and it makes it way easier to scoop the more you have. But yes you can just buy 10lbs and take your chances
Ohh okay yeah I heard that in the vid but I must have missed where you said an amount. But time of sale aside, if I'm trying to run this for four hours straight and it takes ten min to out gas ten pounds and ten min after to heat up, then 30 pounds an hour sounds right or is it overkill
I can run multi units now and all you need to do is a water change if you have a hot water supply to do faster up times wit one unit
HI Mickey, great video. Just bought one myself. Once heated, if we unplug it from the power then freely move around the dance floor to use the machine, will the dry ice effect be good?
no, just unplug it a few seconds before you use it and you will be just fine
nice, how much do u charge for that up sell if you don't mind me asking.. Thanks MM
DjFingers Flores $300 IF IM DJING and $500 if im not
The absolute worst case scenario with dry ice never seems to be posted on any of these videos. Everyone talks the frost bite. Everyone talks the expanding gas in a sealed container that can't withstand the pressure. The number one danger with these units is someone passed out on the ground, or perhaps someone with health issues laying down in the path of the c02. Ive done enough shows that I've seen a drunk guy passed out under a table, and for this reason i will only use dry ice to chill my hazer if i can't find any CaCl2. It only takes a couple minutes to asphyxiate someone. Ice can also do an 8 hour non stop below -30c, while dry ice sublimation is never less than half hour per fill. Keep up the great vids Mikey Mike!
How do you drain the watter
is it posible to cover the fogger's nozzle to prevent the smoke geting out prematurely at the moment of introducing the dry ice?
NO that would be dangerous !!!!!
Hey Mike, Whens the best time to load the Dry ice into the unit for a first dance? Is it something you can do Prior to Intros into the room? Or do you have to do it right as the FD starts?
Thanks,
JW
Hello. Mike, i have the exact same question. I just purchased the nimbus, i watched this video and my question was: But when do i need to put in the ice for the first dance? I saw that exactly when you started to put in the ice, it allready started to fill up the room with fog.
Thanks,
Ray
if you wrap up your dry ice ine a emergency blanket it will last much longer
great video. I have the Jr. model and after a few practice runs I have noticed the ground is pretty wet in the path of the low lying fog. Afraid to use it for a 1st dance for fear the couple might slip. Thoughts?
Kevin Barker yes it can get wet in some conditions. always let the client know dont use it on floor like tile or marble that can get very slippery. always bring a towel to clean floor if needed . watch my other video on low cloud safety
DJ Mikey Mike Susca... but standard portable dancefloor should be ok? maybe a towel or 2 under nozzle and under immediate fog path?
Kevin Barker th-cam.com/video/4EuxP5ZFvtQ/w-d-xo.html this might help
th-cam.com/video/4EuxP5ZFvtQ/w-d-xo.html
Hey Mikey Mike,
Interesting video. I do love dry ice, we use to use it at the theater for some great effects.
However I have to say you really should of worn gloves on for this video, even if you're are familiar with handling it, you're not portraying a very good message to the rest of your viewers.
Very informative
how much does each round last?
Where do you get the dry ice from?
I made it look for the video I did on it
MM
LOL I here you Ok Ok Ok so what are you trying to say LOL UM I forget ;) MM
COOL
This product seems pointless. A bucket of hot water and the dry ice would have done the exact same effect without the $1,000 price tag.
Hi Dj Mikey Mike, after done using and there's dry ice left. What do I do with it? Do I leave it in the nimbus?
I just leave it in and just plug it in again and let it reheat if I'm going to use it later MM
Thank you Dj Mikey Mike
ever tried adding food coloring dye to the boiling water to see if the fog comes out a different color?
no but if it worked it could stain everything
but i like what your thinking
+DJ Mikey Mike Susca ah good point. I think it's worth doing a test. Probably try it in a boiling pot first instead of with the Nimbus.
not a bad idea! worth investigating, instead what I do is , I have one of those battery powered par lights and adjust it to the desired color, it generally makes the cloud pink/blue whatever the bride's theme is! I haven't the chance yet to try it with one of my aurora lights i guess that would give an amazing effect too!
yep just Dry Ice!
mm
Under $1000
MM
how long 10 pounds keep ice cream popsicles hard
Rehan Shaikh no idea sorry
What's the difference between the nimbus and nimbus jr
Dj kelly size, id stay away from the JR
DJ Mikey Mike Susca thanks Mike anything you say. Your the Man
Dj kelly if your going to get on the Nimbus rocks!
@ 7:50 I thought that was the fog chiller
14:39 did he kill a gremlin?
under $1000
Mike how do you drain out the water
Simply pour it back into the 5gl buckets I fill it up with or take it out back and pour it into the planter and water the flowers :)
@@directsound . So I can tilt it over and pour out the water from the hole.. Mike you have a great video I am interested to buy this nimbus but I'm just curious how do you dump out the water do you just tilted. Flip it over.. is there an exhaust feature.. thanks Mike
Briian Maroquuin yes just pour it out the hole in front. No fan just a water heater it uses the pressure from the hot water and cold ice to push it out the hole
@@directsound thank you Mike. You are the man great videos...
Yes He is dead!
MM