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Depends on the size of the pork shoulder, but yes I have smoked one up there

@@patrickb8533 Thank you!

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Hehe :)

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@@bragot I used a hand-adjusted bar clamp the get them together, then screwed them together with a small screw before removing the clamp. I also pre-drilled a hole to prevent cracking the wood.

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@@mikemo17 I was actually doing this manually from my phone while sitting in the driveway (controlling the scenes with my phone in the Govee app and filming with a separate camera). I do have several autoplay scenarios set up, but the minimum time between scenes is 5 minutes, which would not have worked for this video.

@@heathers1677 That would be very difficult for the birds because you can put the strips 4 - 6 inches from the house, leaving a large gap. And the strip itself is only 1.5” wide, so not good for a nest.

@@Caliguy760 I placed the strips flat on the beams.

@@backyardjunkwithJ thank you

@@Caliguy760 No I didn’t. These are 1x2 strips, which are actually only 3/4” x 1 1/2”. Very light and easy to handle.

@@angelajohnson7001 Thanks! I have a video of the installation on my channel: m.ruclips.net/video/lCQLDfn729U/видео.html

3 sets, purchased from Sam's Club online.

You have to buy the 3 pack curtain lights ( 14.8ft/ 6.6.ft )( $400) and they come with a different controller. I have the 2 set the first version and the second version.

For the Gen 1 curtain lights, you can bind them together in the app no matter how many you have between 1 and 3 sets. For the Gen 2 curtain lights, you have to buy a full set of three (you can't buy individual ones and bind them together). I think you can bind two individual sets together in the Gen 2s, but not three individual sets.

@@jasonross4260 I got it figured out, thanks for the reply. It just took some working with the app to get it figured out, and then get the directions right. But it's cool now, because two panels work as one and it looks great, thanks for the reply, and peace from California!

@@davidhutchins7925 you got 2 separately bought curtain 2 lights to work as 1 animation? I am thinking of doing the same thanks

@@thomasroseman575 no, these are the original curtain lights. I found in the app how to bind together as well as change power input location and change direction of pattern. Good luck, the results are worth it.

@@huynhlinh9370 Yes, I did buy the channels in 10ft sections and cut them down to 5 feet. I also had to spray-paint them white, which I neglected to mention in the video. Before you do any cutting at all, I would measure your garage door and your light length to figure out the exact width each channel will need to be. Regarding the connection, I was able to connect all three in the app under “width expansion” in settings. These are the Gen 1 curtain lights (model H70B1), and the Gen 2 lights are different as I understand it.

​@@backyardjunkwithJomg Yes! I just checked mine and it is H70B1. I am in Maryland and it is around 30-40 degree now and do you think the vecro would do it? Thanks!

@@huynhlinh9370 I'm not sure about the velcro and outside temps. I'm in CA and did this at the end of summer, so no issues.

@@ericboline9152 It’s funny that you mention that because I just noticed what you are talking about. No, they aren’t the dot lights. I have the regular GOVEE RGBIC (Eve) lights on both the 1st and second floors, and the ones on the 2nd floor are being partially obscured by the garage roofline in this video, so they look like dots.

@@backyardjunkwithJ I've got a question for you, I'm running at two curtain lights paired together. They work just fine on dreamview and everything else, but when I try syncing them up to the music box only one half syncs up the other half goes solid color. Any ideas on how to fix that? I saw your matrix video and I'm going to want to run some of mine with that but I want both sides of the curtain to work. Thank you!

@ Sorry, I don’t have any advice for you there. I just synched up my devices as per the instructions in the device expansion area of settings.

@@abecca502 Thanks

@@Superfizzo All of mine are angled. TBH, I didn’t put much thought into it. I just went by the instructions, which stated that they should be installed 2 to 4 inches away from the house. I don’t know how much the angle affects it (if at all). I know that there’s a tendency for some people to install farther away from the house than the recommended distance because it seems logical. But I’ve seen a couple of houses in my neighborhood where they installed them all the way out on the edge of the eve and you can barely see the lights. They are made to be extremely close to the house so that the lights can reflect off of it and make those little cone shapes. I don’t think the angle matters much. It’s a very slight angle.

@@raidergainzx5290 No, not as far as I know.

You're welcome! Good luck.

@@backyardjunkwithJ Right on 👍… I also have open beam.. 😬.. found a neighbor who did The same setup.. your setup will work for me 🥳, all other videos are for flat surfaces, so it was good to see I was on the right path.. thanks again 😎

All garage doors are different, so I don't want to say for sure what will happen with yours. But for my door, the panels don't open up a big enough gap for the wires to fall into. Not even close. You could experiment by taping a string to the top of the door and letting it hang down to see if it gets pinched.

@@surfaceworldoceanmaster2865 Cool, glad you found something that worked.

@@rcjunkies213 I got them at Sam’s Club (online).

Sam's Club online.

In the app, go into settings - should let you do it under the width adjustment section i believe

@@ronaldp.2673 Sounds really cool! You should definitely make a video.

​@@backyardjunkwithJ hello sir. Did you use spray paint or a paint brush to paint the furring strips?

@@Caliguy760 I used a small paint roller.

@@JIMMYCAMPBELL-x8p On the app, go to devices at the top, then select the first curtain. Hit the settings button on the top right (it looks like a gear) and then select “width expansion”. It’s pretty easy after that.

Thanks. These are definitely the V1 lights, so plan accordingly. I don't know much about the V2s.

Good to hear and good luck! Regarding the wiremold that I used at the bottom, they do work well but I found a couple of strings here and there coming out of the end of them in the last windstorm. I just used a little electrical tape on each end to keep them in there from now on. They will also shift a little here in there inside of the wiremold, and someone said that they used a small dab of hot glue on each string to keep them from shifting. I don't want to put hot glue on them, so I just straighten them out periodically. It's not that bad and they never get tangled up. Regarding the velcro tape, I don't think I'll have an issue getting it off of the garage door in the future. I'll just use Goo Gone or something similar to get the velcro adhesive off. Others have said that they used magnets to stick the J channel to the garage door, which is an excellent idea!

Thank you! Good luck with your installation.

Yes, I love the custom displays! We use them almost exclusively.

You're welcome! Thanks for watching.

That sounds great. I wish I would have thought of the magnets!

​@jasonross4260 I watch a couple videos on how people where mounting them. And since I work at Home Depot I started thinking of what we sold in our electrical and hardware departments to see if I could "MacGyver" a more reliable and easier was to mount them. This is what I came up with. Hopefully twimethose will help others. I will have to post a video of my finished product when I can so others can see, try it as well.😊

Can you post a link of what you used ?

@keithhammerquist9136 Home Depot Sku# for magnets 902262 and 715496 for the 2 10ft. Metal raceway wire metal covers cut to 5 ft lengths for each of the 3 curtains. I used 4 magnets on each 5 ft pieces sold in 2 packs. Hope that helps

@@masgrafxracing THANK YOU SO MUCH

I added the links for the j-channel and the wiremold.

Just added to the video description. The products are from Home Depot. I couldn't find the exact products on Amazon, but you can probably find something similar.

@@backyardjunkwithJ thanks this you are amazing !

Great ideas. Do you worry about the bungee cords tugging on them too much? How long have you had them up?

Sorry to hear that. Ours have been up for about 80 days at this point and still going strong. I do expect them to fail at some point, but I was hoping to get a couple of years or so out of them.

they have a 365 day warrenty

I measured and they are 3 3/4" (just below 4") from the top of the garage door frame. I didn't know that measurement until just now when I went and looked, because I just eyeballed it when I was putting them up. I placed them far enough away from the top to give the power cords some room to get through the top of the door, and then I made sure that the three J-channels were straight going across by following the decorative panel line on the garage door.

Great! Thanks for the info 😊

Good idea on the magnets! I wish I would have thought of that. I put these up at the end of August and there were a lot of 100+ degree days here in California after that - they held on fine. But we don't have humidity in CA, so I don't know if that made a difference. Also, this velcro is specifically made for outdoor use.

You're welcome. Just an update on this after months of use and a few wind storms - the string lights will still move around a bit in the wiremold on the bottom and you may have to re-adjust some of them sometimes. But they don't get twisted up or way out-of-whack. One of the light strings on the edge did slip out of the wiremold once, so I wrapped a little white electrical tape around both ends of each stick. That did the trick.

Unpopular opinion obviously, but I'm not a brisket fan 😃. Having said that, I measured and it's just over 4.5" between the top and bottom grate. I think that would fit a brisket just fine.

@ haha ya thats definitely blasphemy not liking brisket. Thanks I’ll have to measure a couple and see if that will get me the room I need

Okay... I have zero knowledge on the health concerns... But.. I would never cook chicken on top of any other meat... like I wouldn't cook pork on top of beef.. I'd put beef on top, pork on bottom ...

I've had them for more than a couple of months now and have cooked on them a bunch. I'm planning to publish a follow-up video soon. They work perfectly. I love being able to move the trays in and out, and it doesn't affect cooking temp or airflow at all. Cleaning out the grill is still easy, because the trays are simple to remove. The drip pan was a little more difficult to get back in the grill with the tray support rails in the way, but not too bad. I just had to angle it a bit differently. Some juice does drip on the ground when you have the trays out in the middle of a cook. I just laid a big black trash bag flat underneath the trays on the ground in front of the grill, with the grill wheels keeping it down. I plan on getting the Recteq accessory table later on, which will help with catching the drippings.

Follow up video is going up today.

All good questions. I've had them for more than a couple of months now and have cooked on them a bunch. I'm planning to publish a follow-up video soon. They work perfectly. I love being able to move the trays in and out, and it doesn't affect cooking temp or airflow at all. Cleaning out the grill is still easy, because the trays are simple to remove. The drip pan was a little more difficult to get back in the grill with the tray support rails in the way, but not too bad. I just had to angle it a bit differently. Yes, some juice does drip on the ground when you have the trays out in the middle of a cook. I just laid a big black trash bag flat underneath the trays on the ground in front of the grill, with the grill wheels keeping it down. I plan on getting the Recteq accessory table later on, which will help with catching the drippings.

Follow up video is going up today.