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You can do either of those. If you want multiple sprinklers on one timer, just use y's after the timer to run to each sprinkler. Example, if I wanted 4 sprinklers on one timer, I would use that 4-way splitter after the timer too.

its on amazon for 21$

100+ shipping to Sweden for some reason 😩

Oh! Sorry

Yes, I did. The way to disconnect this generator (make floating neutral) is to take the front panel off and unscrew the labeled wire from the frame. I am exploring ways to have a switch on the generator to choose bonded / unbonded or modify my house side to accept a bonded generator without creating the double ground.

​@@UncleFabReviewsThank you.

@@diamondgirl999 I might add that I disconnected only when use as a backup home generator. When I use it as a standalone generator out in the field I connect the bond back.

@@UncleFabReviews I see. A video showing how you do this would be so helpful -- in the future. Thank you.

@@diamondgirl999 here is the guide along with a video help.championpowerequipment.com/article/tf6pcn7ywf-converting-your-inverter-to-floating-neutral-201407

Not that I know, sorry

The micro air easy start is actually a soft start device. I have another video on my old Channel about how the easy start works where you can see how it starts the fan first so the amp draw can settle, and it uses its own onboard capacitors to assist the compressor in kicking on and keeping it under 30 amps. Back then I had an older and smaller AC and a smaller generator. But the method of how it works is the same. Since that old video, I upgraded to an efficient new 5 ton. It uses only a little more juice than my old one LOL. I did some extensive research on hard starters and other Solutions and found micro air easy start was the best. Their birth was in the RV world making it possible for small generators to run the air conditioners on large rvs. Just recently they've been making the big step into the residential market now that people want to run their homes off of portable generators. I have been told by a lot of people that my solution is dumb and there is better ones, but I have over 400 hours of generator use, and over 3 years of experience with micro are easy start, and everything has been a great success. Check my old video here ruclips.net/video/Z9yxHbO7EQk/видео.htmlsi=zsSA7U3axJN2SF2u

And also not all air conditioners are built the same. I highly recommend using an energy monitor to find out how many watts your AC uses before deciding on a generator to power it.

It is not designed to be paralleled, i wouldn't recommend it.

I did test it on the house. I showed my energy monitor results of running with the 5-ton AC on and running a 2000-watt microwave at the same time. The rest of my house "always on" like clocks and modems and routers, all the LEDs and TVs aren't even 1000 watts so I did not mention them in the video. However, you see my starting watts in the test included my always-ons and most of the lights simulating regular use when we're are home with a few extras as good measure. I have also run it with the washer and dryer, but those together weren't 2000 watts. I have 10 hours of use on the dial for testing scenarios. It's a pretty solid generator. Time will tell about quality but all the other champions I've had lasted a few hundred with one in the thousands of hours before I sold them. As for the microair... there is Chevy, Ford, dodge, and so on. I went with MicroAir. What you recommend and why?

@@UncleFabReviews I'd been deliberating on adding some sort of soft start to either the downstairs Rheem 5 ton 2 stage heat pump with an LRA of 153 or the Rhem 2 ton version upstairs with an LRA of 53. I started calling around all the local HVAC companies the city deals with and talking with our city electricians (I'm city network admin) asking their thoughts, what they sold, is it safe on my 6 year old units, etc. Some mentioned pulling off the MicroAir's because of failure and going with ICM Controls, which a few locations stock. There was another company I'd seen online, Active Controls, Llc, with his version which didn't have to do any "learning" and was just a 4 wire setup. I even called the Rheem company out of Ft Smith, AR trying to get some tech information but they can't seem to come up with a phone number for their tech side; they've given me two numbers and both were disconnected. Boy, that instills a lot of confidence. lol So I have no first hand experience with any installs with them....just trying to cover my bases and not void any part of my 10 year warranty on the units that remains. Great video on the Champion, btw. I contemplate going to a larger inverter gen over my Genmax GM7500aIED so I can run the water heater, mainly, or just getting a 2nd Genmax and running in parallel for 11,000 watts on propane. But, that uses more propane than the single larger model of the Champion 201417, Genmax & Pulsar 10500 models, or even the big loud Westinghouse Wgen11500tfc. What monitoring are you using? I ordered the Emporia Vue Gen 3 with 16 connections so I can get an idea of both line power and generator power. Maybe it will work good.

Haven't seen the trifuel one yet, just the dual. However i have converted mine to trifuel.

I am not sure. When I am out screen mirroring to my home tv, it cuts off the output when I make a call. This would probably do the same to prevent feedback.

Yes. The big receptacle will take a NEMA 14-50R 50 amp plug. However, the max amp that will come out of the generator is 37.5 because it's only 11k watts.

@@UncleFabReviews Thanks, I understand. I am wondering if one of those exhaust extension kits on Amazon will quiet it down even more?

That i can not help with. Sorry

We've been running champions for over a decade, never had a problem. Works for us.

Onan bge spec c 4000watts twin cylinder 1800 rpm. 4500 hrs still going strong.

That is very true. There is a company called us carburetor that makes a motorsnorkel trifuel kit that attaches to this with minimal effort. It's less than $200 and gives you the tri-fuel options. I may have got it for my unit and I'm working on another video.

I think there will be a lot of tri-fuel inverter generators coming to the market soon. That's what people will want.

They have this in tri fuel

@@AgentOffice I just checked the website and it only shows a dual fuel option for 11k watts. You have a link for trifuel 11k inverter?

CHAMPION 201423 ​@@UncleFabReviews

Thanks for the visit

Valid concern, sorry you had to go through that trouble. Propane just isn't cost effective for me. I use marine fuel stabilizer for all of my fuel and get the ethanol free stuff too. My last champion went three years with no problems. I also have a natural gas kit I'm going to be putting on this machine shortly. Thanks for watching!

@@dj-bn1fj I own 10 generators and have never had a problem as long as I stabilize the gas and mechanically drain the carbs after every use.

It was hard to get find one, seems the supply chain has caught up. And Champion boasts 15hrs on 6 gallons at 1/4 load. If you aren't running an AC, or a big electric heat load ur pretty much under 1/4 load the whole time. For the price, it's a great deal. Some other big names 2x the cost. Thanks for watching!

So $35 a day. That's alot

@@jeffbecraft7174 "A lot" is relative. Depends on the time of year and where you are located. Where I'm at in Texas today, gasoline can be found for 2.50 / gal, at 9 gallons a day that's roughly 23 dollars. To save a few hundred dollars in food and drink stored in fridges and freezers, as well as be a little more comfortable at the same time, some find it worth it. To each thier own

Yep, i mention it. Not sure what I was thinking. I even tell you not to do it like I did and show the instructions. Have to keep my Watchers on their feet!

Glad I could help! Thinking about doing a quick follow-up review, after almost 6 months on here and a bunch of rain storms, I still haven't had any problems. It almost seems it's leaking less, like maybe the seals have settled in. And some of my buddies that have the big rolling covers that go in your bed, they all comment on how they like how mine latches and how easy it is. If you do decide to pull the trigger, help a brother out and click the link in my description. Thanks for watching and for the compliment!

Unfortunately I sold that truck and the cable went with it, I can try my best. Are you using a newer Samsung device?

Thanks for watching!

Engine is made with real tornadoes

That is actually my DJI mic microphone receiver. It is the receiver for a microphone system we use in our media recordings. A link to the microphone system is in the description.

Here is a lighting system that should work in your cold shoe mount. geni.us/38suGX ULANZI VL49 RGB Video Lights, LED Camera Light 360° Full Color Portable Photography Lighting w 3 Cold Shoe, 2000mAh Rechargeable CRI 95+ 2500-9000K Dimmable Panel Lamp Support Magnetic Attraction

The only two bolts I can see in this assembly are the one that screws into the caramel in the bottom of the head, or the one with the big handles that allows the head to tilt up and down. Can't help you if it's something else.

Yes, a CR2032

That's kind of specialized. I've seen some on eBay, just be careful you are looking at lithium chargers or lead acid. I built a 72-volt cart and went straight to the manufacturer of the charger in this video. They have an Alibaba (app) store and they made me a custom charger for my 72v lithium cart for like 300$. x.alibaba.com/AxxRPF?ck=minisite

It should be since it's a magsafe accessory

Haven't tried. But at that point you can get the regular case. I reviewed that too.

@@UncleFabReviews i need the case where i can take the ring because i have wireless charge without magsafe and with magsafe, wireless charge without magsafe don't work with magsafe case.

This case works with wireless charging right out of the box. When you say ring, do you mean the ring of magnets built into the case, or a ring handle accessory that you attach to the case?

@@UncleFabReviews yes,

Okay. Like I said, the magnets are built into the case so that your magsafe charger holds the whole phone on the charger since it's in the case. There's no need to take the magnets off to use wireless charging. The thickness of the case is the same as a regular case because the magnets are so thin, so this case is not any thicker than the regular case.

I get your comment, but many people had luck with other brands, so I did not want to call anyone out and say they don't work, when they do for other people. My best luck and current long-time champion is Rachio. Still satisfied with app responsiveness and Battery life! Thanks for watching.

How do I buy it? Can you give me a link to the product?

@AhmedIbrahim-go1ke geni.us/hh4jgS It is in the description

I can't speak for the torres, but it woks good with the IQSheild

Please explain. Although that one gasket did not fit my truck exactly, they took care of me in one phone call and I had my part right away to fix it.

I purchased a bed liner through one of their preferred dealers and it didn’t fit correctly. Had the pictures to prove it. They didn’t help me. They boost how much they go out of the way to resolve issues.

Sorry they did not help you, but they were there for me when I called.

Mine is called AB Shutter 3, there might be a little plastic tap you have to pull out of the remote to activate the battery. I don't remember if mine did. While your phone is BT scanning, try pressing the button on the remote. Is it stated in the instructions?

When connected to the camera, you can use it to take the picture remotely.

The weight capacity says it is 500 pounds DISTRIBUTED across the cover, I don't think you can just stand on it like a diamondback. If you want to stack stuff on top I would go with a diamondback. But that is what the rails are for, to install racks to carry stuff. As for the leakage, I can't speak for any other models of the revolver, but this is the newest so the the seals are better than other models. Pretty much any bed cover will leak. I had several trucks with different brands and styles, and they all had leakage. This thing has the least leakage of all of them, and time will tell too. Another variable is the amount of rain falling.

I did not use eco mode for this test, but had my temps set on the warmer side of frozen and refrigeration.

@@UncleFabReviews thank you, and thanks for the video! I just got one myself and was wondering if my battery life is normal.

I've heard some bad battery life stories unfortunately. I'm not to sure of the users use and power settings they were on to get those bad battery stories, but I know the manufacturer should have some research to back up their claims. That's why I wanted to make a video to show that good life is possible. You can't just use the setting you would use at home or on the grid. Another big factor is how much you open and close it in the ambient temperatures around the space you were using it in

@@UncleFabReviews thanks for the insight. I’ll experiment. I did notice making ice knocks out about 10% per time lol.

​@UncleFabReviews i did a drawdown test on the battery using my calibrated bench lab and the battery is nowhere near their stated WH. My tests are showing about 150wh for the battery pack.

Those are good questions, I'm not sure if it is stored locally or on the hub. I'll try an experiment when I get a chance. I can tell you that the Hub Works off of a short range radio, has the connectivity range of about a Bluetooth device. It can be a good distance and open are, but if there's walls or obstructions it shortens the range.

Its an Anker 621, got that from Amazon too. I did a review for it on my page. ruclips.net/video/kr-eWzqVgoI/видео.html

Not sure I understand your question. You can have multiple valves on one hub, yes.

Same here

Thanks! I was super discouraged by the reviews, but figured if I couldn't figure it out I would sent it back. Was super excited I figured it out.

Mostly plastic

It depends on what your Bluetooth thing to, it still worked with my watch but I'm not sure you could Bluetooth audio because it is screen and sound mirroring whatever your phone is doing.

@@UncleFabReviews ill try it out because id like to have sound on bluetooth and screen only mirroring, thank you🙏