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@@rolfeinhaus1068 i'm glad my video helped.

u can test the battery drain by setting Motion Frequency to FREQUENTLY. Without external charging, battery will likely decrease double-digit % very fast. I connected the 15VAC power-suoply from my old analogue-doorbell, to my Doorbell4. It helps significantly. But over the past year, especially during winter, the battery can still drain faster than the 15VAC can recharge the battery. So i have had to replace with freshly charged battery.

@@Blondiss22 thanks for your feedback. Glad you found it helpful.

i suspect that 2 limitations of temperature-reactive color-altering paint - if such a paint exists - would be inadequte accuracy of temperature-sensitivity; effect of ambient temp on the color-change curve. Furthermore, would significantly increase cost of the gas bottle.

@@DIYhabitat hmm well thats how the magnetic strip actually works, thats why it has many rows to use in different ambient temperatures. anyway you can get a "rainbow" paint that does a larger difference. you'd have to just look for the line where it transitions the color sharply (the colors themselves would change with ambient). well, maybe i'll buy some and try it, it's not really that expensive. I wonder if it would be possible to do an active ultrasonic one with a transmitter and receiver at different parts that could be trained to full and empty results. of course the easiest most accurate device is to just have a scale under it.

this is another ultrasonic level checker. www.thincke.com/propane-tank-level-indicator/ Let me know results (foto) of ur paint experiment when u finish.

i cut the side panrls back, so they do not impede video capture. See the camera video image at end of clip.

i accidentally dropped the bike, after I installed the engine crashbar, & BARKBUSTER handguard.They protected the tank & engine from any damage in that drop.

because i am short, perhaps that's why it doesn't bother me. Have seen the deflectors available, such as these? www.triumphperformanceparts.com.au/air-deflectors-for-triumph-tiger-900-850-sport

you are welcome. Hope it helps you.

certainly. I am honoured.

@@mercurialgirl i hope that means U subscribed 🙂

@@DIYhabitat I did, does YT not even notify you for subs? For Shame, RUclips, for shame…..

unfortunately, not as a notification. Have to deliberately search subscriber list.

@@DIYhabitat huh I had no idea. That’s strange considering datamining is basically google’s whole thing. The more you know. Anyway. I took all the hinges off all my doors to paint the hardware and mixed it all up and now nothing closes. Wish me luck!

@@kkhalifah1019 true. Did the modified seat retain heating element?

@@DIYhabitat My bike doesn't come with heated seats. I live in the tropics.

have a look at this video. It may be of help. ruclips.net/video/87cAQXLp8bU/видео.html

@DIYhabitat thanks for the link as I found the ring site confusing and didn't understand what solar panel I needed for my camera.

I have 1 more video for you to watch regarding RING battery-powered Doorbells, & cameras. It is a 'must-watch' video, because it explains a very significant limitation of RING battery-powered devices. This has to do with the camera's 'Sleep' durations. Whence, no activity is detected at all! ruclips.net/video/5qpTEE9veK8/видео.html

Im wondering if i could use solar panels i used on my old kmart cameras?​@@DIYhabitat

send me (diyhabitat@gmail.com?) photo of the rear-panel of the kmart solar-panel. It should show the tech specs of the panel. Does the kmart panel have a round dc-power plug? There are 2 sizes of dc-olug. 2.1mm & 2.5mm diameter. Will the kmart panel exactly fit the RING cam power input socket?

thx for the feedback. including about the music. Do you have a riflle?

@@DIYhabitat I do! A Howa 1500 in 30-06 and just got a Zeiss COnquest I need to install. As soon as the pic rail comes in

nice. The joys of assembling our rifle.

I bought the Intel i9-14900K in Jan-2024. I think users started giving feedback from Feb-2024 about the 13th & 14th Gen Intel CPU problems. Then Intel issued a BIOS 0X129 fix to mobo-makers in Aug-2024. Some mobo-makers have released BIOs updates based on the Intel's latest BIOS fix. It is bad situation for Intel & its customer-base. Some of whom will/have migrated to non-Intel CPU. Good that some viewers offer viable alternative products options. As it means more options for builders to consider.

Good motherboard, good bios, good psu and especially a contact frame (to even out cpu contact to the socket) should solve the issue.

life is about choices based on one's own user-requirements, & budget.

@@DIYhabitat that's a nice and a clean build but if you don't wanna overclock and stuff there's no point in putting that much cash on the motherboard hell it looks nice but i would have spent more on the graphics card if u had a budget constraint then u should have gone with an rx 7900xt it is similalrly priced to your graphics card and have around 20gigs of video memory. you are going with a top of the line intel cpu and tbh intel is not worth it for now atleast due to all these issues would prefer amd, gotta hand it to you tho it's a pretty nice build but u need to do a bit of cable management lol .

yes. Intel seems to be slipping behind AMD. Can u believe my i9-14900K CPU runs up to 97deg C, when it is rendering a large video. And the max limit is 100deg C!

@@DIYhabitat yeah they really need to step up their game for next year or else it'll deal a serious blow to their company, the stocks are down people are getting fired and the products are bad, one of the worst situtation for intel

@@debanmuk thx for your input. Always good to have options for viewers to consider, against their own user-requirements.

Yes. Linux will run faster than bloated WINDOWS. But in addition to replacing the dead battery. I just replaced the old 1TB HHD, with a CRUCIAL 1TB SSD. That made a world of difference to boot-time, & app running speed.

Good on you. All the best, let me know how you progress.

​@@DIYhabitatOk, you asked, so here we go! Removed my SSD with Win10 on it and stored it in a safe place. Installed a new 1TB SSD for Linux to live on. Tried to install the latest ver Pop!_OS, it didn't work out. The baked-in Nvidia drivers in Pop!_OS is for NEWER hardware and would not work with my nearly 14 year old laptop. Plan #2, because I have to download and use the 390.157 version of the Nvidia drivers I downloaded and installed the latest ver of Debian Linux, ver 12.7 Bookworm. Because I recently installed Debian on my old backup desktop, I kinda knew what I was in for... (Foreshadowing) Debian installed fine and I chose to install it with the KDE Plasma desktop environment because it basically like Windows. Here comes the 9 straight hours of pain. First, the laptop will run absolutely fine with Debian. BUT I wanted to make use of the discrete Nvidia 460M graphics card in this laptop. On the Nvidia website I found the correct Linux driver for my graphics card. First off, I'm a Linux NOOB so I enlisted the help of the Microsoft Copilot AI to help me get this done. (The irony of that is thick) The Nvidia driver is well crafted but it's not going to install itself, unfortunately. It needed several things added to the Linux OS and fortunately the Nvidia driver installer gave very concise error messages on why it didn't install AND what it needed to get past this point. I asked Copilot for the correct terminal commands to enter and try the install again, this went on several more times until the Nvidia driver was successfully installed. Copilot gave me the 2 commands to type in to make sure that the Nvidia driver is installed and running, yes to both. I added to the list of software repositories that the OS can access and I basically mirrored the software that I use on the Windows side. I only have one tip that will save another Linux NOOB some serious pain after that grueling Nvidia driver install. Just after the install the machine needed a reboot, at the login screen I couldn't login and it would crash back to the login screen. Here's where the Copilot AI failed me, it wanted me to basically wipe out the driver and reinstall it, I REALLY didn't want to go through that again. I happened to look down at the lower left corner of the login screen and said something like "Plasma desktop by Wayland". I knew that Wayland is the new ver of software that the OS is using for displaying a graphical desktop environment for modern hardware. I happened to click on that and it gave me the option to switch to the X11 display option, the way it was done before Wayland. This absolutely worked! X11 for old AF hardware like mine and Wayland for newer hardware. If I had listened to the AI and redo the driver install I probably would have gave up. Been using the laptop for the last couple of days, installed Steam and played some games, and the machine is pretty much glitch free and stable like a rock. The only thing I haven't tried is to see if the camera works, because I don't use Skype or Teams or any of that type of stuff, I don't much care about the camera. So that's my story and I'm sticking to it.😁

you are welcome

That is a good question. The DC-plug has a rubber-surround that is fully inserted into the DC-socket. Looking at the plug-seal, I would only consider the seal to have an Ingress-Protection of IP53. It theory, it should survive continued long exposure to light rain. But I cannot verify that. Long exposure to hot sun, will dry & shrink the rubber-surround on the DC-plug. This will cause the seal-gap to increase in size, thus permitting more dust & water ingress in the long-term. All my 4 RING battery-operated stickup cameras (with solar-panels) are installed externally in the open-environment. But the cameras themselves are sheltered inside sun-rain shades that I built myself. (see ruclips.net/video/F6Rp2PI3a-U/видео.html).

thanks for your feedback about the BG music.

as i said in my video. Info on the camera sleep timings, is not helpful for marketing.

what do U ride? And do u have alum sump guard on your bike?

@@phileland6506 The user-manual is not written well. Take note of exactly what is stated in the user manual. "LED# 4 (green) - 24-7 BATTERY MAINTENANCE. STEP 5 (Test) and STEP 6 (Float Charge) alternate half-hourly until the battery is disconnected. STEP 5: Test (30 min) - NO CHARGE CURRENT is delivered and the battery voltage is monitored. First test following progression from STEP 4: For a battery able to hold a nominal charge, the program will progress to STEP 6, otherwise LED #2 will blink indicating a faulty battery (see above). Subsequent tests: the need for hourly maintenance charge is determined, influenced by the connected battery type and its state of health and continuous draw from stored vehicle's circuitry. Charge is delivered if voltage has reduced below 13.3V. A healthy lithium battery may occasionally.". There is a TEST phase of 30min, during which no charging occurs. Then is FLOAT charge is activated, it is not continuous. But alternate 30mins.

@@DIYhabitat Thank you for your reply

Вы можете найти в Google паспорт безопасности продукта на сайте производителя и прочитать его.

Здравствуйте, может вы знаете, какой лучше выбрать pocket или combi?

thanks for your feedback.

you are most welcome.

thanks for your kind feedback. I am a details person, & believe in not just saying what to do, but how to do it; & what caution to take. Some viewers will find my videos too long-winded. But I create my videos for people who want details. And for those people who don't want details, they can fast-forward the video 🙂. Hope you subscribe to my channel.

@@ignaciop9850 glad you liked the video.

No. The products specs document explains what it is designed filter out.

i am glad the video helped you.

@@StefanoMaldarelli thank you. i was motivated to get sonething useful, wirhout paying ridiculous prices for big brand-name products.

@@whodiedlee i'm glad U found my video to help.

You are welcome

good question. i do not see peeling of the plasti-dip from moving the eqpt in/out.

i am happy with the mudguard. In my case, I do not see any stress-fracture on the bike's rear wheel spindle frame. Can U send links of damage caused by rear mudguard.

@@DIYhabitat it is looks good. I am happy that it still ok. That damage problem talked in Tiger whatsapp group. Maybe that mudguard not same this model.

I have one more question :) Would you tell me rear nut's measure?

There is no need to take battery out of bike before charging. Use a proper battery trickle-charger, & let it charge for at least 24hrs before starting the bike. From the symptoms you described, it sounds like either the battery is fully-dead (even after charging because it cannot maintain a load- current draw); and/or also the fuel-line is blocked or dirty. Best thing to do is, if you can get a battery load-tester (not just a multimeter), do a load-test of the bike battery immediately after it has full 24hs of charging. Do not use it to start bike yet. My video shows how I used a load-tester to check health of battery. Sometimes the health is so bad, that it cannot store a charge even after 24hrs of charging. That would mean a new battery is needed.

Hi Thanks for the detailed instructions. I will try those steps and get back.

@@climbbike1234 RING doesn't publish this info on its battery-powered cameras. I also have the RING Doorbell4 - which i connected to 15VAC power. In Australian winter, despite being charged with 15VAC, the battery-power decreases very fast, & i am down to 3% power after say 3-4wks. Not satisfactory design.

When u use a vice-grip on the hinge; what happens?

you are most welcome

rather than anecdotal answers, best to reference the Optical Triangle equations. www.rocketmime.com/astronomy/Telescope/MinimumMagnification.html

thanks. You too

that's a lot of nileage 👍. Hope it works out well for U.

contact OBDLINK tech support.

you are most welcome.