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Thanks for the comment, it's good for others to see things like this. I didn't want it any higher than what it's at now, and the shed lasted over 30 years last time. I should have put down a vapor barrier, but I didn't know any better. I did coat the plywood underneath, and I fixed the standing water issue. The rain was pooling around the shed for years and that's all fixed now so the ground stay nice and dry. I have a few holes in the floor that I use to check the 2x6s and it's stay dry so far. If and when it rots again and if I'm still around, I will end up pouring concrete.

I have a large screen as well. It's 120 or 110 I forget. But the pvc for that screen is 3" schedule 40 with no supports in the center and no need for anything in the tubes for sagging. To make the big one stand up I used T connectors and added 2 feet of tube on each end, then that connects to the one tube coming down. Have fun and thanks for watching the video

If you want to make it real small, use paint sticks that they give out when you buy paint :), But this could be made with just glue and a hand saw. Thanks for watching the video :)

@@Ricks_Tech_Talk Great idea, will try that.. thanks :)

So many people said I should have put plastic down before I put the floor in. But mine is still doing great. Good luck and have fun

Thanks for watching. I have never seen one with suspension, but you could let a bit of air out of the wheels to make it a bit softer. If you find something, please let me know.

@@Ricks_Tech_Talk I was looking that the Burley D’lite X with suspension. Burley also sells wider wheels 16x3 for sand, gravel and off road support. The only concern that I have is that my son is 5 1/2 and will probably only fit into it for about another year or so. It fits my needs for now but not long term.

It's a shame they don't make anything for older kids or small adults.

When I had the units, they did the something like that until I called support. It was something in the advance settings I had to turn on or off. Not sure if it was fast switching or what. But they knew right away what I had to do.

Thank you very much!

The tires are wide and that a lot of weight on the tongue. It's not too bad when it's moving, but making big corrections it takes some force but nothing major. Gravel should be fine. I've used it in grass, and it only slipped when the camper wheels started to sink into the lawn. This one shows it in the grass ua-cam.com/video/X7_CQhoZGKg/v-deo.html

No, it never gets stuck. I usually have it on high speed until I get closer to the house, that does help it over the curb better. Here is another one I made, its very short ua-cam.com/video/X7_CQhoZGKg/v-deo.html

I only make reviews videos, and I think Keen is dead. I'm running Flair vents and I have had them for a few years now, way better product. Here is a link, and it should help save you 10% or so if you buy any. flair.refr.cc/rickyh

You could, but it's a bit heavy. If you had a ramp you could drive it right into the bed.

Hard to say, some are not as close. I have to take the plate off and pull the jack all the way up on mine

I purchased it direct from the manufacture parkit360.ca/products/force?variant=41156456022197 The Force Dolly weighs approx. 80lbs without the Handle, Ball Mount, or Battery installed. It's easy to disassemble and fits into the trunk of a small sedan or trailer storage compartment. If you have a ramp to drive it up in, it wouldn't be so bad.

They are about the same at my house. They don't rattle or have a whistle to them. On one unit, I added some felt tape to the blades to make it seal better.

You can do that if you're not turning on AP mode

For the furnace, no it won't matter. The thermostat I would recommend, an ecobee.

Knowing me, they were definitely 5/8 lol. Sorry, I took so long to reply, but if you need a quicker reply next time check out my Facebook page.

I'm not sure. I did send them a email but nothing back yet. Have you tried contacting them as well?

I think you could branch off the other APs. I did read someplace they have a limit on how many you can have hooked up in the system.

Hey thanks for the comment. After I made the desk, the garage got a full remodel so I can't wait to build something else. I hope yours turns out great.

This video was to show how to drain it for safe storage not to drain it completely

Sweet, have fun with your. We still use ours on every camping trip.

The name of the Bluetooth for connecting the phone to the starry sky light is the model BL-12S of the starry sky light

yes

I have not tried the newest ones, they might have them locked down.

Thank you! Cheers!

At the time of making this video, you could not do that for AP mode, but they could have fixed it by now. If you are not using AP mode, then it will work fine.

Thanks! Think maybe I need to contact them? I had one backhauled to switch with router, and in router mode, the satellite wasn't detected. After I get everything setup, I'd like to have 2 satellites backhauled and another one wireless.

Thanks. We did have a trike for her, but it was really hard to transport it around. Then she tipped it over and wouldn't get back on it. After I made this video I bought an ebike to help pull her, it's a blast :) thanks for watching

Buy the amount of vents you need for that one room and one puck and your set. The vents work great for rooms like that. It will even that one room out and make it more comfortable.

It's very basic, just two wires to hook up. Red goes to the + on the battery and Black to the -- thats it. Hook the wires where you would connect the device that you want to power up and that's it. GL

@Ricks_Tech_Talk I recently installed this meter and all is great, however when I plug in an On/Off switch to my project the reading is 0% and voltage shows 10.1V If I remove the On/Off switch the result is perfectly normal and I get e.g. 35% battery reading. Why would this be? My project consists of the following: 1) A 12.6V Lithium Ion Battery pack 3S2P 2) LED strip lights (2.0m) and 3) Touch sensitive On/Off switch NOTE: All components are DC (female and male) jack compatible and hence plug and play is possible. I installed the Battery Voltage Meter as described ----> It follows AFTER the On/Off switch. Please let me know your thoughts.

It needs to be connected to power at all times :( But by doing that it will drain the power of the battery over time.

@@Ricks_Tech_Talk Thanks for your feedback. To confirm, does this mean the meter needs to form part of the circuit and be placed before the On/Off switch? Why would I get a different reading when I place the meter after the On/Off switch? Shouldn't the reading be consistent regardless?

My guess is the current / resistance is changed when it's part of the circuit because it needs to find a way back to the battery for a reading. Just hook it up separate from the circuit. But it should work fine if you want to and a switch in line with it to turn it off. Just make sure it's just an on-off switch and not one that lights up when on. If you have something inline with the meter that draws power, it will mess it up. So in the end the meter and your project will connect to the pos and both to the neg. When I did mine, I had the wires connected to the pos and neg hooked to a XT60 connector, I just plugged the meter in when I wanted readings.

Thanks, on the back side it's 7x7 The Google sketch up file is in the description and it shows all the measurements.

You are so kind, thank you so much. This desk could be made with a saw and sander. You could build it with just rough cut lumber, then sand it down after it's built. For the top you could buy butcher block countertop. Thanks for watching the video.

​@@Ricks_Tech_TalkThanks. Been wanting to build one. Very hard to find a manufactured computer desk as large, and certainly not as much quality as your build. But I need to do something. Had the same ugly old desk for over 20 years.

I started with the Keen hub then moved over to the samsung. Now I use all Flair vents and pucks.