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Creepy dog.

I tried one of those earlier this year, in the winter, for use on a Toyota Hybrid with quite a small 12V battery. Unfortunately, it failed quite soon, and was evidently damaged in transport by the well known A firm. Didn’t attempt to return it, and it did have a useful EODB plug. It’s not easy to access the battery in this car, with it being under the back seat, and is not set up for easy access. Thus I bought one of the Halfords ones for £22.99 (which does not come with an EODB plug), with a similar rating - but a lot smaller, so presumably using more efficient cells. The car is located in central southern England, broadly parked south, but by a building so that the direct sun hours are around 6 hours peak. So far, so good - although if the hours used are low, I do top it up using an older automatic mains charger. The main thing with this type of car, having a built in Battery Management System (BMS), is not to clash with it by connecting external devices with the power switched on. Note that the capacity of the battery, and the voltage of it depends on the temperature. They always quote a value in large text, and either nothing about the temp at which it is valid, or in small text! The standard temp is 20 °C, but in a typical winter the capacity could easily be 50% down due to the weather.

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Add more briquettes to option 4?

I have one of those and I'm not happy with the air fryer option, my previous air fryer from Costco was so much better, but unfortunately smaller, hence I bought Russel Hobbs. What I don't like about it is that the bottom gets too hot but top doesn't brown as much.

Hey my friend so it's been a month how do you like it? Great video btw.

Thanks for this! Lots of hard work in research and great insight into your experience. I’ve got a mk8 transit and what you’ve said about the bfg and using lower gearing has put me off. The cross climates look great and I think prob a more sensible option. Thanks for this insightful review

Hows the product now?

Hello, could you make a comparison between the A306 and the Fiio M6... I have the M6 ​​and I want to change it for the A306, your opinion would help me. thank you.

Thank you 😊

wow , why all the fire lighters ??

Really helpful video , many thanks

Love my WILDPEAK A/T AT3WA as a step down from the BFs

Great review. I am thinking between a FSA 60R on the AK platform and the FSA 86R on the AP platform as I would like to get a Stihl mower in the future so picking the right platform is a must for me.

Thanks- just ordered one of these…arriving tomorrow

how hot do those converters get? the one's I got were so hot in use I ended up not using them.

You can also buy USB-C PD trigger cables and USB-A QC2 / QC3 trigger cables as long as your power bank supports 12V output. All they do is request the voltage from the power bank and output it through the 5.5mm DC barrel. No DC-DC boost occurs and thus its more efficient. It also allows for more wattage up to whatever the power bank supports at 12V. Always check the output voltage once to ensure your power bank is capable of providing the correct voltage. If it's not capable of 12V it may fallback to 9V or 5V. Many power banks are not capable of 12V as it's not a required USB Power Delivery PDO It's much more common to see 5V, 9V, 15V, and 20V, but no 12V. It's a shame as 12V is super common in electronics.

Did you test the 185Wh claim? I know you said it took 267Wh to charge it but I'm guessing that's mostly due to inefficiency, and the power bank is no where near 267Wh.

To this backward American, it looks more like dinner.

I am get used, but I adjusted sensibility

I had to return mine. It's a toy as you said; key feedback is terrible and keys are so stiff.

I´m also not very pleased with that Autocut... The line often stucks and I have to open the head every few weeks.

The BFGs are an excellent tyre, BUT they are a heavy tyre this affects acceleration and braking as they take more energy to get them up to speed and they act like a big flywheel when braking, this increases pad wear. I have them on a Hilux in standard size and lost 2mpg over the factory fit tyres and brake pads lasted 15k less (both genuine pads) they are fine in my application as the pros outweigh the cons but I wouldn’t fit them to out T5 it will be Michelin CC2s when it’s due tyres.

Chicken à la beer can with spuds and veg in the moat. No need for foil. A small chicken will just about fit in a standard dome if you force it to sit rather than stand on a small beer can.

This is a how not to do it video or a how to break your trimmer head. You don't lever the cap off with a screwdriver just unscrew it by hand, no need for a spanner.

I’m still trying to figure out garage band🤷🏾‍♂️ looks awesome..

Its most likely the case that the USB C cable that was included was not designed for 65w. Have you tried using a third party high end 100w rated cable?

Great videos, in great depth & no faffing around trying to extend the video run times, just subscribed.

What is the price of this instrument and it is available in India

Nice video. Thanks. I’m using the same router but with an internally hidden Poynting puck, and although it’s not as fast as your setup, it’s way better than the twin stock sticks. Definitely recommend trying to shoe in a dedicated antenna if you can. One other thing, I do run this directly off the leisure battery without problems, but I guess my Victron setup maintains an even battery output level.

I think you will find that in Sear mode, only the bottom element works and it continues to work even with the lid open. In fact I believe in all modes the bottom element continues to work with the lid open.

That size chicken 1.2 kg is about what we would call a Cornish Game Hen here in the USA. I cooked mine on the “fence” rather than on a pan that takes some of the heat. Thanks for your experiment! I’ll try it!

Amazon says it can’t send to my location near Stroud?

We bought this model about six months ago - and have never used our oven ever since except once for a large quantity of pizza for a party. This airfryer is the absolute best in my mind.

Will this work with the pocket 3?

Thank you for the in depth review, real useful, brought me over the line and go get one!

Would you happen to know if it supports AGM and whether this mode is selectable? I am on the fence here, the charger manual says AGM is supported, but there is nothing about it in the settings (of the app).

I love your sense of humor. I stumbled onto your channel because I was looking for Cobb videos (thank you) and to my surprise you also have the satisfry as do I. Great minds think alike 🍺😅👍

I love our new Cobb grill and I have almost every attachment to use for everything. I love it ❤ Buy it you will not regret it.😊

Fuck, just had to buy the autocut to replace my head on my FS40, I have a Kawasaki strimmer, such a simple system to re-cord, whats happened to German engineering? both my stihl strimmer and hedge trimmer regularly get bunged up carburettors?? I blame Covid..LOL

Thanks for the video!

I was fortunate enough to buy this model. I was atttracted by the screen saver, but disabled it very quickly as it became an irritant. I like the form factor, and it takes the battery load off my phone. I mostly use it to cast music to a Wiim Pro/integrated amp combo. Battery life is nowhere near any manufacturer claims, thanks mostly to the bloatware. Does anyone know what the capacity of the battery is?

Thank you I’m about to do what you did I.E on board charger Victron 25 amp but permanently charging my leisure battery not the main battery. My leisure battery which is also connected to a Victron isolated dc to dc charger which comes from my starter battery , but I was considering connecting directly to the leisure battery what do you think ? So in other words my leisure battery is isolated from my starter battery and alternator thank you 👍👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Shame on you Sony. We are adults. $350 and it behaves like a fisher price kids toy in how it is capped.

Great video - like others I am new and watching many - I took notes on your Max V 11 - 60 and Max A 15 for the Delta 2. I bought the same in the Philipipnes. We just got Starlink as our house in the mountains has no cell signal (our city house by the ocean has High Speed Internet already and we use regular city electricty but our bills are low so haven't switched to solar (4,000PHP per month Euro 66 US$70) One thing when I was buying my starter kit I confirmed all was in stock with my local EcoFlow distributor - they said yes so I paid for the EcoFlow Delta 2 and a EcoFlow 400W foldable solar panel. With our Starlink I got ROAM so we can use it all across the Philippines - our plan was to outfit our small 4X4 and do more exploring videos waterfalls, volcanos, beaches, different islands than ours - so my set up would be great. When they called to say it arrived the BOX was massiva and heavy NOT foldable 400W but a fixed panel. They as a concession they were giving me the EcoFlow Delta carry bag and a smal flexible 100W panel FREE to start me off while they reorder the foldable 400W (coming from the island next to us). NOTE: I found out 2 weeks later from a competitors website the carry bag and flexible 100W panels are free add ons for the EcoFlow Deltas here - AND I THOUGHT I was being treated so kindly LOL!! Anyways i was able to get a start and test out the 100W panel with the Delta 2 in the mountains. You are lucky to have 4. But as a start it was easier for me to have the one as I am not techy. We are lucky the sun here is amazing - our overnight low in our city home is 26 but hotter with humidity and 22 in the mountains but most days blue skies with nice sun, low 30s for 12 hours. Note: the 100W flexible panel they gave me ways 2.4kg, the 400W flexible panel I ordered but never got is 19KG and the 400W rigid panels are 21.8 kgs - I am surprised it doesn't weigh more - but maybe it is just because the size is so big [172.2 x 113.4.6 x 3.5cm (67.8 x 44.6 x 1.38 in)], I was surprised to see the 400W flexible panel I ordered weighs almost the same at 19KG, but then I see that weight includes a protective cover with kickstand. They say "this solar panel is designed for uncompromised mobility. This powerful solar panel consists of four 100W panels seamlessly merged, with a total surface area of 105.8 x 236.5 cm." but then it folds into 4, so 1//4 the size which would be perfect for moviong around in our 4X4 - so maybe now I will be going from NO SOLAR PANELS to having 1 X 100W panel (free with EcoFLow Delta), 2 X 400W Rigid panels (didn't want any but paid for 1 and got 1 free) and then NOW HAVE TO REORDER through the competitor which ALSO SAYS has in stock but this time I will not pay until I see it. My first set up I clipped the EcoFlow 100W panel to the cable for the Delta 2 it was amazingly easy - I had watched other videos as I was nervous about doing it up in the mountains and not doing it right so our whole system wouldn't work - BUT the way they designed it you cannot connect it wrong. I started with the 100W flexible panel very light and bendy (sorry for the Technical Term !!) I was getting 35% efficiency on the Input to the battery. As I played with the angle maybe 45 degrees towards the sun (we were on a table top ridge in the mountains with zero obstructions) it jumped to 85% input. It was revolutionary for the mountains - going from zero cell signal to having high speeed wifi with Starlink and EcoFlow - except I quickly learned the 100W panel alone won't be enough. A week later I got back to the store as they had news about my 400W flexible panel - they said none are available in the Philippines so can you believe this they still had the giant box from the previous week with the 400W rigid panel (large and heavy) - but now they had two. They said they will give me a free panel one for our City house and one for our mountain house if that was OK. I said no choice since we already made the investment in the EcoFlow and Starlink and need more than the 100W panel. So we now have one 400W panel at our City house - but no EcoFlow Delta here - and we get reguar monthly or 2X monthly 12 hour brownouts here in the City so it would be handy and we hauled one to the mountains. BUT the farm iis not accessible so we parked our 4X4 and hired two mountain guys to haul it to the farm house. NOW we have no solar panel for our 4X4 unless we take the 100W flexible but it is limited in its use as it doesn't give enough engergy to the Delta 2. But now I have this heavy giant panel to fix to the mountain roof. One angle faces East for the morning sun and one angle faces West for the the afternoon sun and a third slope on the front of the house at a much flatter angle faces North and gets both morning and afternoon sun. After my multiday trials with the 100W panel angles I am reluctant to fix the 400W panel to the North Roof - I wish there was a way to be able to adjust the angle as the sun moved without spending too much money. I would love to get the EcoFlow Solar Tracker which automatically tracks the optimal angle of your solar panel but on my retirement budget spending US$3,400 (192,500PHP or Euro 3,200O) which is crazy that is more than my entire investment so far. Sorry for the LONG message - but thank you for your informative video - I will send you some sun from our are of the the Philippines, about 600KM south of Manila. Regards Greg PS: my paternal grandmother was from Scotland moved to Canada with her family, met my paternal grandfather who did the same with his family but from England, my maternal grandparents also did the same but they both came from Belgium - so I am a complete mix of Scot/Brit/Belg blood raised in Canada and now live in the Philippines!

Thanks again for your videos as I decide whether or not to purchase one.

Thanks for explain this “sizzle” effect. That was my number one question!

My SatisFry arrives tomorrow. I'm looking forward to having a total hoot too :) Thanks for posting the video.

Good review! Were you able to find a strap that would fit the trimmer?