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I haven’t timed it or counted splits, but one battery lasted longer than 4 people taking turns to use it.

Glad you made it work!

@@MIoffGridAdventures best part no wood stove, also if you had 20 ppl with 25k that's 500k, I have seen 800000 acres for that amount, so much land the owners would never see each other. 75k for a small cabin build, power etc 100k debt paid and cheap to survive,save and thrive.

Wow, that sounds amazing!

@@jwbrdkllr_y.C what do you mean when you say hydra power

@@sillylung pipe turbine for water at elevation. Small creek funneled to a 6" pvc pipe w a cable driven blade to a generator.

@@jwbrdkllr_y.C gotcha. I didn't have a creek on my property. I had a great well but but no flowing water

@@sillylung any elevation above living property? Hill close by? Within 500'?? Otherwise your stuck. Just remember, ALL 50 states, if your NOT connected to the PG the state can declare your property "unlivable" and size your house. Silly old laws still on book.

This one is from Good Works Tractors. I had a Storm stump bucket but it was defective and too big too.

Definitely!

My 1st inverter fault caused me to use the gen 3hrs everyday for weeks, $380. I just despise running it.

Great idea!

So glad you found it and were able to use it!

If that’s the cause, the ferrules should’ve been included or at least recommended in the installation manual.

@MIoffGridAdventures it's standard practice to terminate stranded cable. The manufacturers instructions are more aimed towards a professional installer or atleast someone with a certain level of experience and competence working within high voltage dc power. Plus, the average consumer won't own a ferrule crimper. You can install stranded cable on posts without ferrules, you just need to make sure that the cable insulation is as close to the post housing as possible and check very closely for stray strands. If there are stray strands remove the cable, straighten the strands and try again. Easier to install the cables before mounting the controller if you're using the maximum gauge cable the posts can accept

Not true. I wear out before one battery is even half empty.

Great idea!

Thanks for watching and commenting!

Thanks for those recommendations!

Sounds like a good setup

​@@MIoffGridAdventuresI also have 4 CHINS 280AH Lithium Iron Phosphate in 24 Volt Packs that this System also Charges for most uses. The AGM is meant for Wintertime Freezing Temps here.

Thank you!

I sure am too. It had just started to climb the wall. 5 minutes later might have looked very different!

Or not. Best car I’ve ever owned by far.

Thanks for the feedback. Glad you like yours. Since making this video, I’ve used it a lot and it’s become my go-to tool whenever I need to do some cleanup of trails. Which pole saw do you have?

@@MIoffGridAdventures we have an Ego Powerplus pole saw. It’s a good machine based on the multitool system. It has more power than the GTA 26. We have an orchard of around a thousand trees. Most of the trees are small as we planted them in the last few years but they are growing, mostly. The GTA is great for pruning. Here is a video of it in action. Maybe as the trees get taller I’ll buy the pole attachment. ruclips.net/video/La2_ddsR7Hs/видео.htmlsi=loJHd41wlktKkEKt

Good idea, thanks!

It’s almost that time of year to do this again. I’ll miss the daylight but I do appreciate the warmth.

Thank you!

@@MIoffGridAdventures 🌞❤️🐾

It really is!

Not in a way I can measure. I have only seen speed differences

Let me chime into this for a second. I'm an Engineer, Electronics and Telecommunications. as @MIoffGridAventures told you , He can't measure the ability of Gen 3 dish vs Gen 2 dish and compare them HERE IS WHAT WOULD BE REQUIRED IF YOU WERE TO DO IT - First you need a Gen 2 and a Gen 3 - They would need to be setup side by side and at the same time - They would need to be disassembled, Housing removed - Then you'd need a spectrum analyzer (2 in fact. 1 for each dish) and both calibrated identically and it would need to be connected on the PCB where the signal is incoming - Then the covers replaced and dishes aligned in the same direction Now that on it's own is a tall ask of anyone, and you would need to have deep Engineering knowledge to even interpret the results. But then.... After all the data is interpreted the only real REALIZED RESULT that is important is.... THE SPEED YOU ARE ACTUALLY GETTING AT YOUR ROUTER. Also... The ABILITY of one dish vs another dish to PICK UP the signal is irrelevant because even though Gen 2 May not pick it up as well as Gen 3. The Gen 2 dish may have lower amplitude of signal but better quality, which would ultimately mean Gen 2 will give you a better and faster speed and more stable signal Again. this requires a lot of experience and Engineering knowledge to understand why this is so. if you like, Do a course on Digital Reception Technology at some point and this will give you a basic understanding of the complexities involved Long story short... The strongest signal is not always the best signal As for the signal itself , Well....... All of Australia is covered , I'm assuming you're in Australia. if you're not , it's going to be a question of , is your area covered or not. If the footprint covers your area then..... the signal is covering your ENTIRE Region, so debating ABILITY of the dish to pick up the signal is pointless as.... A dish that can't pick it up is a faulty dish Now Gen 2 vs Gen 3 I would say there are likely improvements in Gen 3, otherwise why release it ? But again...... THE ONLY THING YOU ARE GOING TO REALIZE IS THE SPEED at the end of the day so... After that wall of text Can you see that his answer is the answer you're looking for ? LOL it's funny isn't it ? You ask a question He writes half a line of an answer and you're not satisfied I then write a monster post of a wall of text AND THEN YOU COME TO THE REALIZATION THAT................ OHH WOW, HE WAS RIGHT ALL ALONG LOL it's a funny world we live in

It’s been great! The cab’s a/c and heater enable me to “work” no matter what the weather.

Glad you saw the update. I’m shocked how easily this stuff takes off.

Sure was!

Thanks for watching and the feedback!

Thanks for the thorough feedback. I appreciate it. Didn’t know that about activating the tape.

Awesome! Thank you!

I’ve seen people use it in the skirting beneath an RV, but not outside a window. I’m not sure if it would help.

Thank you, I love her sooooo much!

You must have a beautiful dog!

@@MIoffGridAdventures thx u too🫶🫶🫶

Thank you - I appreciate all of your feedback. Thanks for watching

Thank you!

Thank you!