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@hughscarlett1231 I have made some modifications to get some blue flame, I haven't achieved all blue yet. I tried the oil line in the air tube but always ends up plugged with burnt oil. I have my outdoor boiler setup that way,but it has a powerful blower that keeps the oil line cool enough. That runs 24/7 for about 6-7 months. I have a couple of videos on that as well. I'm on year 4 with no issues. I'll do an update video on this burner soon. I have been using it in my outdoor fire pit. Thanks for watching!

@@brenttamatea7578 Thank you for the kind words! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment! Have a great day!

@adnanadnanovice3158 The engine can produce more. The generator is the issue. I just used it as it came out of the washing machine. I will rewire it and test again.

@RoyDees-t2k The blower is a Dayton 1TDN7A, flows a max of 50 CFM, and only uses about 20 watts a 120 volt. I'd be happy to answer any questions. Thanks for watching!

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@synth1002 You're welcome! I'm glad I could help. I have a new design idea I'm going to try soon. Thanks for watching!

@ronarnold7194 Yes,I have a T in the line before the needle valve,so I don't deadhead the pump. The pump just keeps the oil circulating and filtered continuously when it's not going into the burner.

@staym925 I've seen the videos, but I wanted to give it a shot as is. I will be doing the rewire soon. Thanks for the suggestion!

@novaenricarter705 scrap parts power generator! Lol,I appreciate you subscribing and watching! I'm always making something out of nothing, so hopefully, you'll be entertained and informed! Have a great day!

@oklarry6056 Thanks! I'll make some improvements and see if I get better results. I guess something is better than nothing at all.

@josebotelho427 I built a generator with it for testing. I might put it in my daughter's go-kart!

@@ScrapMetalToCash Winter will be here very soon. The temperatures are all over the place,but that's normal for Michigan! Lol

@@karlsoffroad Same here LoL

@@RustyInventions-wz6ir Thanks,it's a prototype. It could definitely use some refinement! Lol

Great projekt and i look forward to next update, i love people who fix things instead of buying it

@Engineerd3d I will be getting some larger panels soon. I bought these over the course of a few years and wanted to stick with the same panels to max out my charge controller. I did look at used panels but didn't want to pay the shipping. I could have still saved money, looking back. Thanks for watching!

@@karlsoffroad I bought mine locally as they are available from time to time. I have seen the 250w panels for sale for as low as 40$

@Moonlightshadow-lq4fr thank you! Initial testing, so improvements can be made or add a few more. The diesel should have no problem spinning a few more.

@greggoryleblanc1024 I think it would work. I don't have any experience with one of them,but as long as you can get the oil hot, it should work. You may have to get some charcoal going and then add the oil?

@miroslav6228 it should work. I wouldn't leave it unattended. Thanks for watching!

@@johnfranke9655 This was one of my first videos. I would be happy to answer any questions about the assembly. I had someone else who had a hard time seeing what I was doing as well. I have since tried to get much closer to what I'm doing and keep trying to improve. Sorry to have wasted your time. I do have many other burner designs that are much easier to see the details and assembly. Thanks for your comment.

@@michaelsimpson9779 Thank you!

@Voluntiree No,I'm running it just as you see it.I have only run in it a small engine. There is a video showing me test it. I will be doing a video tomorrow showing the fuel and using it in my DIY generator for charging my 48-volt battery bank.

@@karlsoffroad Thanks for the information

@@Voluntiree You're welcome! I'll be happy to answer any questions or try suggestions. I'm no expert. I'm just trying to be prepared.

@julien1342 There isn't any oxygen present, so it can't. If the container does get a hole in it, then yes, it could. I have a playlist of DIY diesel videos if you want to check them out.

@@renees4278 I could do that. Thanks for the suggestion.

There are two 5/ 16th bolts that hold the flange together and two 3/8th bolts that bolt both flanges to each other. I'm not sure if that's what you are talking about? These flanges are meant for exhaust systems. They are a repair flange for the pipe to manifold connections, and your exhaust system gets just as hot if not hotter. I would say the flanges are not an issue as far as safety. The rest of the process is far more dangerous! 😆 This is in no way a how-to video.

@DIYSolarFarming I ran three 2x4s vertical to step it out from the ribs of the metal. I then ran 2x4s horizontal every 27 inches on center to catch the edge of each panel. Basically, I built a wall on my wall! Lol

@johnjamce1146 They're definitely coming down in price. I'm going to get my two turbines, and then I'll order a pallet of bigger panels for the next array. I will be doing a ground mount for the next one.

@@captainobvious9188 That's exactly what happens. My 10 hp air compressor kicks on and poof! Lol 😆

@dmcd7333 I will be building a ground array. I had all the wiring in place for this already, that's why it's mounted where it is. I know they're not angled properly. They never need the snow cleaned off, though! I looked at the pure sine wave inverters at Harbor Freight, but I'm going to need a larger one for my plans. I'm glad they're working well for you, too!

@@kevin.campbell did someone on the internet upset you today? Lol,this is just what I did. I'm not forcing anyone to do the same. The other comment about 500 on a pallet was for shipping, not the quantity of panels on a pallet. Settle down,I realize that is impossible.

@MG-jc8yx I believe it. They are definitely underrated, I have seen the same thing many times. They beat any other 100-watt panel I've seen tested.

@sia3540 I've had a really great experience with them as well. There are some people in the comments who definitely don't like them!

I'd love to talk to you about Signature Solar's affiliate program, then! I just can't find any contact info for you.

Let me know, and I'll leave my email for you!

@SignatureSolarEthan That's awesome! I sent you an email, and I look forward to hearing from you! Thanks for watching!

@@SignatureSolarEthan not sure if you received my email or not?

@grindychum I swapped them for MC4 connectors. It's an additional cost, but I learned from these panels. Going forward, I will be running much larger panels on a ground mount. I'm still happy with them, though. I didn't have 5k to spend initially, so it worked for me.

Tape the SAE and zip tie it up under the panel... not expecting rain going upwards anytime soon i hope.

@beebop9808 I know these panels aren't very cost-effective,but I wanted to stick with the same panels for my first array. I will definitely be ordering a few pallets of larger panels for the next one I build. Where did you find your panels? Thanks for watching!

@car2069 These aren't cheap and I don't have them angled for summertime, I use most of my power in the winter for heating, so they'll perform much better when the sun is lower on the horizon. I'll do an update video then. I will be buying commercial panels for my next array. These are just convenient, local,and perform better than their specifications. I realize this video doesn't show that, but I have seen over 2200 watts, and I only had 18 panels up. This is my first experience with solar,so I started small and kept adding as I could afford them. I assume you are using panels from Santan Solar? I also like the fact that if I have an issue, I can walk into the store and handle it the same day. It works great for me for now. I've also never seen a commercial panel meet or exceed its specifications,but I'm fairly new to solar. Do you have any recommendations for an exceptional commercial panel?

@@karlsoffroad i buy pallets from Signature Solar. Santan screwed me and didnt ship the fight quantity, then shut down the georgia location and stopped answering. Signature has better prices and if you time it right free shipping. All commercial panels are better and will outlast HF junk. Signature even sells similar 100w panels for like $49. I have Qcells, Silfab, and Sirius. I’m gonna drive down to South Carolina and pickup a pallet of panels from KB Solar. They are an awesome local company ive seen a lot of youtubers installing.

​@@car2069I don't have any local distributors, so shipping is usually about 500 on a pallet. I will try to catch the free shipping deal in the future! Thanks!

@@karlsoffroad even if you have to pay, sell off single panels on fb marketplace, criagslist, etc. people want them and are willing to pay a premium. I was paying $120 per panel and selling for more than twice as much.

500 on a pallet? lies. no way. 1.74 in x 500 would mean the stack is 24 feet tall.unshippable. plus the weight would crush the bottom of that stack. better to just admit you're wrong and delete this video

@MAKESHIFTFARMs make sure you turn on the throttle before you try to prime and start it! Lol,I made that mistake. I had no issues after I realized that controlled the fuel pump.

@@karlsoffroad idk if throttle is working rights, seems broken, but I have it at half so should work either way, I primed it and diesel came out, put back together and refuses to start

@MAKESHIFTFARMs If diesel is pumping out of the line at the injector, it should fire. I know you have to pull it pretty damn hard! They have a ton of compression. I only set the throttle to about 25% when starting. I'm still using my homemade diesel in mine, and it runs awesome! I'll do an update video soon.

@spyghetti I'm definitely happy with them. They will definitely produce much better in the winter. When angled properly, they make over 100 watts easily. I'll do an update when the seasons change and the sun gets much lower in the sky. Thanks for watching!

@Superduty_59 Yes,I have two CT sensors installed on the main L1/L2, so I can run in limiter mode,zero backfeed to the grid. I had two grid tie inverters,so I could cover both,but they keep failing on the DC side of the board. I have two dedicated 20 amp breakers in my panel to feed each side.

@@brickwitheyes1710 I'm working on it! Lol

@karlsoffroad8609 I know, just being informative. Still a great tutorial

@@karlsoffroad make me a mod

@philipfranklin5384 Best of luck! Feel free to reach out with any questions. Thanks for watching!

@greggoryleblanc1024 just a cheap one from Ebay for this test. The water to air heat exchangers I use to heat my home and shop are Dragon's Breathe heat exchangers.

Thanks for quick response. Any idea the btu output. I’m getting ready for winter and your setup makes the most sense to me!

@greggoryleblanc1024 I have 2-120k btu heat exchangers, one in each building. I'm not sure what the rating is for the one I used in this test. 80-100k I would imagine, very similar in size.

Do you think I’d need to get 50 gallons boiling or would less water be ok. I’m only trying to heat a 30x30 insulated space

@greggoryleblanc1024 The water doesn't need to boil. The heat exchanger ratings are based on a water temp of 180 degrees Fahrenheit, so if the water is going to be cooler than that, get an oversized water to air heat exchanger.