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I used it for a year and it finally died and then my electric bill went up 100%. So it did work for me in Australia. I'm buying another and I will report on it when I get it.

same for those pcb pinheaders that should be phosphor-bronze. And they sneak into local retail too! I'm doing my shopping with a magnet nowadays.

Just tested a bit with a magnetic fridge clip. The cable for my Apple Watch charger is magnetic. 😕

Ideal for a Darwin Award, This would make a great short for ''Rate your hack'' and a potential ''Ouchi of the week'' for FunkFPV Please, Make yourself a wood press and compress your dust into logs or bricks.

This is why you should never use a high frequency, transformerless inverter topology power power tools and should use a low frequency, transformer based inverter insread.

Thanks!

Another great video and demonstration Matthias! Only note about neutral to ground bonding...it's an absolute no-no when the unit is connected to the grid (you already have a bonding at your service panel) but when running standalone, some devices such as GFCI's or RV protection circuits may malfunction if you don't use a bonding plug. The trick is to attach a bonding plug to the end of the Ecoflow's AC charging cable that plugs in the back of the unit. That way, you cannot put the bonding plug in front at the same time of having the AC grid plugged at the back of the unit.

Matt, you're a regular science guy.

Call me crazy, but couldn't you wet the sawdust. Next shape it into pelets or something stackable or able to be stored. Use sap/pitch/old oil or something as a binding agent. Let those dry then use it to be fuel? Also the saw dust can be used to repair wooden items so keep something like a 5 gallon drum.

What a waste of time .. just pay the .21 cents a day extra

I have a question you may be able to help me with. I have an Intertek RiteTemp Oil Filled Heater, Model # CYAA45-7T. The U-bolt for attaching the wheels, and the wing nut, have gone missing. (We have moved a couple times, so things go in boxes and then get lost.) Are replacement parts easy to find? Are these parts the same across all brands and models of these Oil Filled Heaters? Alternately, would you know if this company has gone out of business? The user manual has no contact information. No website, company name, phone number, ... nothing! And web searches turn up nothing. I'm starting to think they have renamed their company, or gone out of business. Any help is appreciated.

Seems you measured the surface area of your tank TOP and vertical cylinder tank SIDES.....but not the BOTTOM....correct? Also didn't see the details of the manufacturer's claims but often this product is about 1/4" thick and claims R7 or such.....not possible....maybe R 1 or R2.

8:50 Whipple Shield!

Would I be better off with one of these? Or an older Tectronix ?

I would do some tests to see what that pixie dust is. It might actually be something dangerous. Who knows?

It's a water heater.... not hot water heater... it's not wearing a bikini or anything

you can get basically all this stuff other than the fancy film one from Vevor for probably a lot less than these random brands that buy this generic stuff from china and slap their label on it.

Great video, I like the empiricism approach, where knowledge is based on experience and experimentation. Errors and mistakes are part of the process, and sharing them will prevent others to do the same. I need to change the touch screen of my iPad, and I'm watching some videos. I saw different ways to do the correct way, but watching your's video I learned some things to avoid, and the need to replace the Touch ID of the new screen with the old one. Thanks!

Hilarious ending

How about a catch over the marble , synced to move when the motor stops? You could trap the marble and wind the arm to max rpm before releasing. I wonder if the pine arm would withstand that force.

I just use used car oil splatter it all over the wood get some paper dip it in the oil ans make upside down fire

Little bit worried about what ever that magic pixie dust was you just dumped out

Joices 😂

Thank God our president will let us have incandescents back. Honestly, the "free people" of America deserve choices.

Thanks for your technical explanation 😂

If this is a clear scam, how is it allowed to be sold??

These can be connected as a UPS... So it is fine for power outages. I have seen people use a neutral ground binding plug to fit some loads.

I just picked up 3 of them, Propane ran out on the coldest day and night we had this year. Just had one on low in the bathroom near the sink and one on low in the kitchen just so the pipes don't freeze. The third one was up in the computer /bed room Toasty 70 degree but still on level 2 only about half way up on the dial.

Also... You are who I want to be when I grow up (I'm already grown up)

What are all of the electronics used for the servo? PSU / Servo controller?

Scroll down in the decode menu and you can choose if you want hex instead of ASCII. The Rigol scopes often have an Ethernet or USB-B port on the back for connecting to your PC too.

Your help with the first move somehow got me figure out the rest thanks!

5:44 Conclusion: * Blowing air out the window is better than sucking it in. * Keep the fan at least 50 cm (2 feet) away from the window. * Even with just a light breeze outside, opening all windows is enough, making this technique unnecessary.

i use to sleep to that oil dripping sizzle noise 😂 as a kid

Do you recommend this fnirsi scope? I've been doing electronics for about 4 years but never got to trouble shoot my circuits in detail with an scope Im more interested into getting one since i will start building guitar pedals and Boosters Obviously i cant afford a Rigol or a Keysight.

That SAI unit is really the cheapest ever seen. Stick to Delongi.. The most reputable.

How much amplification does the side to side movement add? Or does it not change? I would assume that may be a factor to consider. Cool video!

buenos dias desde mexico. amigo podria hacer un video para vincularlo al ULTRA SIGMA Y ULTRA SCOPE ES MODELO DEL DS1202Z-E

-4° looks like a tiny man sitting on a toilet reading a smart phone. i have watched since woodgears and the pantorouter but i am sorry i saw your -4° in this video and i turned 3 years old again, cheers and stay warm

Very interesting video! When comparing the dynamics of the motors, one factor that I don't believe you mentioned is that because all the motors are different sizes, their rotors will have different moments of inertia. It's therefore not a true like-for-like comparison, but may not be far off if the rotor inertia is small compared to that of the pointer.

Roflmao priceless 👌

You could do a project build of a novel (wood and electric motors as is your style) sawdust press that churns neat briquettes of compressed saw dust.

From what country is that thing made? 😂

my rough estimate will save me $8 a month

Thank you for videos. Please I have a question, mine has a small loss of oil that flows on the floor. Is there anything to do to repair it? Thanks

Thank you for videos. Please I have a question, mine has a small loss of oil that flows on the floor. Is there anything to do to repair it? Thanks

you are. such a dad. I love it.

Next topic at home vasectomy using the rubber band method

The torque calcs are wrong on the pulley / weight lift because the radius changes with the rope thickness.

I love ur vids on oil radiators keep it up brah!!