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#8 THHN is rated for 45A

Trip A. Turn off ignition. Hold km/mph button down while press start button twice. Still not resetting lol...tried it 20 times with my 2012 plug in. I cycle the trip A numerous times.

I can't get to the point where the maintenance light resetting comes on. It still just says Maintenance Required.

I’d like to chat about a couple of your other videos if that’s possible

Not ethical but commercially tactful but tacky and not sure if legal

Tesla has heated mirrors… at least mine does. PS. It’s coupled to the rear defroster like on most cars.

Thank you

Thanks

Worked!! Thank you!!

My 2012 single cab Chevy has heated mirrors

They broke it because you're not allowed to work on it yourself?

time for a new car! believe me there are far more worse things than water.

Don’t worry about it it’s not a big deal. I’m sure they’ll fix it with an update or something

Why you telling you to take it to the dealership?

Good video for grid tied systems, but not for someone who lives off-grid like we do. It would be great to see an analysis of sizing of standalone off-grid systems. I recently did an analysis of a planned 48v system expansion, retaining my current 12v solar/battery system for DC use - as I live full-time in a motorhome with many DC appliances, like: lights, fans, hydraulic jacks, slide motors, DC fridge board, etc.). This would allow me to use the 48v DC bank/PV array exclusively for A/C use, such as, air conditioning, heat pump, microwave and other A/C powered household appliances. An Off-grid ROI must weigh solar array and battery bank size against a much higher Khw cost associated with running a back-up generator, as well as physical system size and weight limits of a mobile platform. For instance, my backup generator costs 50-60 cents/kwh to produce electricity vs say a 15-20 cents/kwh utility rate. There may also be restrictions on the time of day a generator is not permitted to run, such as a typical 10pm-9am quiet time exclusion. This means one's battery bank needs to last a minimum of 11 hrs. overnight - necessitating longer generator run times to recover the bank after several days of low/no solar production due to cloud cover/inclement weather. And there's no selling excess power back to the grid, it's either stored in in my batteries or the capacity is lost. On the other side of the equation, living off-grid with solar saves RV park lot rent, which can easily save us an average of $500-$900 or more a month to accelerate our ROI. Anyway, I'd love to hear a professional discuss the topic and I'm sure it would be of interest to over a million other FT RVers who boondock with solar as we do. Thanks!

Box is aluminum.

Grounding the box is redundant... first, because the box is already grounded on the right, as well as with your ground; secondly, the box is plastic. Grounding the box is for metal boxes, irrespective of whether or not you're also carrying a ground with leads and\or a neutral.

Does the ground wire go all the way to the panel? Or just to a metal in the box? Which way is safer? Also wondering if we need to use THHN 6 gauge wire with a 60 amp breaker for hardwired option?

Do you know a light/laser combo that will work on a Springfield xd 40 subcompact?

Adding the Chargepoint myself. I was curious did anyone tin and crimp the connection like the wires that came off of the plug version? The lever action connectors on the box don't seem very strong so was wondering if inserting a round bare 6AWG wire would cause any issues if it's not tinned and flattened?

Thanks bro

So if if you only want to restore certain info how do you do that? This will be for the case where you are restoring from 32 into 16 gb

If you want 60amp circuit (48A load to your car) you need 6gauge 90C wire (no romex) wiring per NEH. Your install is okay for 50A circuit (40A load). It's clear in the directions.

thank you. You are installing a chargepoint of 32 AMP that needs a circuit breaker of 40 AMP. For that you need Romex AWG #8 and THHN #8 with ground #10. (COPPER) It is not uncommon to have wire #6 instead, even if not required by code, because of the continuous use of the charger. Particularly if you choose the AWG that has smaller thinner wires vs the solid wire in the THHN cable. By the way good job in using the ground lug.

If this a newer ChargePoint that is capable of running 50A, then you would need to hardwire using a 4AWG to a _70-80A circuit breaker_ to get the full capacity speed (with a max load of 50A). But most people who do the Hardwire installation only add the 60A breaker to run a sufficient 48A max load speed (and using 6AWG wires).

Thank you!

Total non sense... no battery charge

I just bought a Springfield XD 4" and I am looking for a good light. This may be what I need.

Haha

Where is the turtle there?

I ran out of charge (showed ------- ) but I was still able to drive approx 3 miles to get to a charger. Thank goodness (whew ...)

You should weld the cadilic converter shield or take it somewere we’re they can weld it cuz they can just unscrew it

The lighting is too poor to really see what you're doing. When you bring the cartridge close to the camera to show what you're doing we can't really see what you're talking about, like the reset gears inside the cartridge.

So you had to push it to the charger?

Would you happen to know how to use a 6/3 with ground? Which goes where, and where would I connect the ground?

Did you complete this install? I've been looking to do exactly the same design, except I was going to put in two float switches to control/protect the Booster pump. The first float would turn-off the Booster pump (as an Alert method) with maybe a 1,000 gallons of reserve water left in my 2,500 Gallon Tank. If the Storage tank gets this low, then something is wrong with the Submersible Water Well Pump is not re-filling the Storage Tank and that needs to be investigated and fixed. Then, I will put in a manual Switch to over-ride the first Float switch and give me access to the remaining 1,000 gallons while the Water Well Pump issue is being fixed (At least I'll have 1,000 gallons of reserve water and NOT be left high and dry). The second Booster Float switch will protect the Booster Pump from running dry. All the topics/videos on motor/Pump control shows the use of a Contactors as Motor Starters (which is nothing more than a high-end/high-current Relay). And, I can kinda understand using a Contactor for a 3-Phase high-voltage motor. But, for Single Phase 240V Pumps, like your Submersible Water Well Pump and Booster Pump I don't think a Contactor is needed. If we Open and Close one Hot leg of the 240V circuit to the Pump (like, for example, with a Float switch), that should be just fine to start or stop the Pump. Of course the Float switch will need to rated to carry the Voltage and Amps of the Pumps. Somebody, please tell me why my design is wrong/flawed. Thanks

We ended up running a pipe full of water back through the pipe about 15 times. Each time the sand kept getting less and less. We ran 40 psi on the first run, then 60, and then 80, and then 100 psi at a time. The device worked out pretty well. I had not reviewed my video in a while so i thought i would leave an update. lol

Thank you, this is the same situation I have, very helpful!

How did you do that

Watch "Why Neutrals and Grounds are Separated in a Sub Panel" on UA-cam ua-cam.com/video/5iEuaAYs5x4/v-deo.html

Has anyone found a holster for this setup

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Very nice. Also I agree with you that you hardly see any videos with the stream light and the XD period. It’s a shame cause the own a Glock 19 but I love my XD 40 and I been investing more into that firearm mainly cause it’s my home defense/carry gun when things get serious. I recently just purchased a TRL 7, some Fox grips and a set of Tru Glow night sights to pair with my light instead of getting the laser light combo I feel the Tru Glow would suit me more efficiently. I do plan on getting a TRL 8 for my XD & passing the TRL 7 to the Glock 19. Then I’ll have the laser light combo, fox grips & Tru glow sights then I’ll have one badass weapon. Living in CA unfortunately they do everything they can to keep us from protecting our families which is ridiculous. The most gun that are on the roaster to buy are 150$ more than other states, only 10 a magazine, and the paper work needed just for the background check is so much, with that said I cherish my handguns. I’m blessed just to have one legall cause most people out here don’t have that. Since we can’t own any form of assault rifles I’m making my XD one of a kind