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Yeah, great meter, I couldn't live without it.

I’m not sure what you can do. The GPU I got may have a glitch in it, but for the most part it works. It should be possible to buy from eBay, back up the firmware flash and test it, if it’s faulty you can put the old firmware back and return it.

⁠why backup the firmware flash for?

@@giorgos7six If you need to return the faulty card you can put it back how it was

@@FixTechStuff i wasn't planning to update its firmware, why did u suppose that?

@@giorgos7six I assumed you need to flash the bios in that card to make it work in the iMac like I had to do in the video.

Ole hyvä! (I hope that's correct!) 🙂

@@FixTechStuff not only correct, but perfect! :)

Thanks! It was definitely a fun project.

Well with the heat pipe upgrade the old laptop is still running.

Thanks. That's 0.5mm layers on a 0.5mm nozzle, I now have a 0.8mm nozzle so can print that bearing hone in 25 minutes rather than 2 hours for 0.2mm layers and 0.4mm nozzle. I would really like a 2nd or 3rd 3D printer, so I can do different quality prints according to the situation. 1mm nozzle and 1mm layers would be fantastic.

I'll try and remember to do a test on this when I find where I put it. I don't see any reason why you can't connect it to a lens like a camera and get any distance you want.

Yes, I have one of those and I believe they have the old POL threads as well. More specifically, if you unscrew brass end of the adapter and swap over the metric connector to a POL one like I did it will work on both new and old bottles like we have in Australia.

Everything I said in the video is my truthful experience and therefore is not misleading. Keep in mind that they could have improved the design with yours, mine did not last long at all, and due to no fault of my own. I’m glad you had a good experience with yours, mine remains unusable due to faulty fans after only a handful of attempts. Because of the other problems, notably large eggs banging against the top case every time it turns I decided not to try and repair it.

Thanks! Yeah there must be some great projects with those. They are cheap enough now on AliExpress.

I looked and couldn’t find anything. I found them on eBay. Another term is “race”, the opposite part is called a cone.

That’s great! Thanks for letting me know. 😊

I assume you mean opening the monitor and making new holes in the back casing rather than drilling holes in the plastic from the stand. I could have riveted metal onto the stand to make it line up to the holes, that would have been strong and worked, with some effort I could have made that look neat. In this case I adapted what I had without modifying the monitor and ended up with a monitor that can extend high enough to sit above my microscope or even another 21" monitor.

@@FixTechStuff o I am saying make 4 holes in stand and moniter had already 4 screw in back just attach it...I did same

ruclips.net/video/geMbWdUcowI/видео.html moniter had already 4 screw option

That’s a valid opinion sure, although a new keyboard from Apple is AUD $139+. Similar quality keyboards are also up over $100. A used Apple keyboard is from $39 from eBay. I bought bulk lots and fixed many using my methods. That being said I wouldn’t bother trying to fix a Microsoft, Dell because it’s simply not worth the effort.

It should be 6AH as they are 3000mAh each and there will be 2 in series.

@@FixTechStuff that’s what I thought. Over 5 ah.

Have you seen the part 2 yet? I showed a different stove mechanism in that video. If you can buy bulk butane that should definitely work.

It’s very possible. I’ve done this twice so far.

@@FixTechStuff Ok, I'll replace the internal power switch & hope that does the job. All the capacitors appear to be fine. Thanks!

It’s actually very good. Just don’t leave it plugged in during thunderstorms.

Definitely not a master, but I do try. Not a fan of this laptop, every brand is getting cheaper and nastier. Perhaps yours might have a faulty cable.

Oh wow, congrats! 👍👏😁

In the description I wrote: "if you don't own or have access to a 3D printer you could always make the tool out of wood if you are a bit handy." You could get a piece of broom handle, drill a hole and sand it to size with a drill or something. See if your local library or some other organisation has a 3D printer. My $149 3D printer has more than paid itself off with all of the useful things I've repaired or made, so it was money well spent.

The 3d printer does cost (at least $99 new, with promotion price at microcenter); but, missing the point of this vid: Less money = more brain Or the internet meme: Girl’s voice: “How are you so good in so many things” Guy’s voice, sound of frustration, sound of exhaustion, a bit of prideful flex: “when you’re poor, you learn how to do many things” Or…the point of this vid: Outthink your problems. If I done have a 3d printer (I don’t), I would use a drill attachment (cheap at harborfreight) for sanding. What if it’s the wrong size? Another opportunity for you..me to flex and either roll up extra tape or sand paper to size or spin the attachment against sand paper to reduce the size. “How are you so good with so many things”. “Poverty, baby! Either grow or starve😂”

Wow, thanks for your comment. Much appreciated! Another useful feature is the dehumidifier setting, my office floor got flooded and it helped dry out the room. We’ve got 3 of these and I definitely would buy another for a spare.

Not familiar with that problem. Try googling the specific problem, also Soren from“Electronics repair school” has some great laptop repair videos that might be worth checking out.

Yeah, a cheap garbage hairdryer which doesn't have a mode without the heating element. Motor still works, but I don't have a use for it. I'll just buy a fan.

It does indeed. After finding the bike shop didn’t even stock bicycle bearing races (they only had balls), I think, if possible I would change everything over in future. So much easier to work with and replace too.

I made an installer USB and did a fresh install.

@@FixTechStuff thank you 👍🏻

Thanks, the series of videos as a DIY guide I would have expected more views. I have 2 seperate solar systems based on the same design and both are working great. Would love to justify having more batteries and a larger inverter. I subscribed to your channel also, will check out some of your videos.

Someone in the comments was able to mod theirs to work. I returned mine for a full refund. Not sure why it didn’t work, seems to be an error in manufacturing rather than intent.

Very good to know. It was really disappointing at the time because it was completely useless. I ended up returning it for a full refund and have since bought a more compact unit that runs off a car battery, am yet to test it out.

Thank you!

I use PETG, PLA will also work, it doesn’t get hot enough to matter. If you had a lathe obviously wood would be better.

If you use a hole saw and cut the wood at the right dimension.

that might work too@@pauloribeiro1627

I'm not sure what to do there, can you insert a wire and glue the shaft back together? Or if it needs replacing, assuming it isn't generic a Yamaha service agent may be able to order a replacement pot.

@@FixTechStuff trpuble is there isnt no shaft. Just a filled hole within the hole were the treble button should be. Obviously the shaft snapped some how before i got the amp. I will have to drill whats left and go from there bud.

Thanks for the subscription! I really like your DIY campers, you make it look easy. We haven't had and problems with mildew yet and I think its because the wife likes to run the machine at 60c which might help kill the mildew. Could also be a climate related thing.

Yes, that’s what I used it for.

I wasn’t aware that was an issue, you might be onto something there.

Thanks! I'm not sure if they are the same, but should work. You can probably ask someone who is selling individual keys to cut one or 2 out for you instead of supplying a key. I used to cut fully through the membrane as large as possible so people could trim them to how they wanted it.

@@FixTechStuff Much obliged, Kind Sir. 🤠😇

Mine isn't set up at the moment because I'm making a new arm mount for it, but I don't recall it being a problem. If there is a delay at all, to each their own I guess because it's one of the best things I've ever bought.

Not sure exactly what you mean, but the links to the axle and bearings I ordered are in the description.

From memory night footage was OK. It’s got built IR LED’s. That’s something I should have included with the review.