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@@timothythorpe4667 no, it's been rock solid. We had NBN fiber to the node prior yo this and it would drop out when it rained, thunder, power spike, excesdive hot weather, severe wind - or a bird farted 9 miles away. Fiber to the premises has been so solid, we get 7ms jitter and 5ms ping to 8.8.8.8.

12v in, 9v out. The switch requires 9v, I had 12v available.

@@TheAussieRepairGuy oh ok... look like they use similar power rail system on 8 port one, it was using 9v dc and i had tried it on 5 , 12 v dc all work, maybe it will able to accept 12 v dc and step down by it self on its internal power regulator

@@ganeryhyperion8386 yeah the internal regulator might be rated to handle up to 15v, but I didn't feel like testing that or looking up the part specs when I had a box of regulator boards.

​@@TheAussieRepairGuy lol it failed, the version i had was the Tp link LS105G, which uses maybe only using 5v dc to 3.3v dc 😂... when plug 12v on it the power led was blinking, then i try 9v it powered on for 1 min then the power LED is blinking , the i use back 5v dc the power led is dim and the realtek soc was getting hot then i measure the input voltage it drop the 5v to 2.5v. I guessing the realtek soc was dead short😅😅

@@ganeryhyperion8386 yeah she's dead jim

well when it takes 30kg to depress you need some decent grip.

No I’m all for it! I wear nothing but boots. That’s a bit bite though! Good for the left calf muscles 😂

@@fredysandoval7157 Yeah these are bata industrials, my daily wear boots. I wear out a pair annually lol.

@@rangieman yeah got Mr Middo down filming land rover sruff as we speak lol.

Well, he did warn us he wasn't a Land Rover channel. 😂

@@PeterLasky-fp9rz i don't recall the last video. But still filming content with it and Mr Middo. Got over 300gb recorded. There will be several videos to come

@TheAussieRepairGuy sorry mate I think I might accidentally watch your old videos but it's a really nice car good work mate

@@PeterLasky-fp9rz yeah i do daily videos now. I have over 1600 public. Hard to keep track

The 6by is going incredibly. Although, @aussierepairguy was lading from the front, so I only saw it from the rear....

Yeah I think I did find that in later explorations.

@@TheRealSharpe yeah except this came up as cs-137...

@@JustPotatoYT I found these on ebay

@@TheAussieRepairGuy I meant like the official samsung screen protector.

@@JustPotatoYT i'm not sure where you'd find them nowdays.

@@kade6518 was used in a similar fashion yes

@@skyking6989 you do in this - and the world isn't perfect, some cases call for it. ruclips.net/user/shortsw-WnvUpkxLI?feature=share

@@TheAussieRepairGuy I drive semis. I'm fully aware of double clutching as big rigs don't have synchros

@@skyking6989 I'm off road in a 5 ton 6x6 military vehicle with a 1.5 ton trailer. Its far from flat roads and predicable terrain. I have a 4 speed box with a big jump between ratios. In low range, there isn't enough time or momentum for the tiny synchros in the lt95 gearbix to do their job, especially when i need to engine brake diwn a steep incline. In the city, i need to speed up the changes in order to get through intersections in time. Top speed is about 80km, or 50 miles an hour. Come drive it sometime

@@TheAussieRepairGuy 5 ton? You driving a m923?

@@skyking6989 6x6 land rover perentie ambulance. This video goes over it: ruclips.net/user/shortsw-WnvUpkxLI?feature=share

@@kalel8736 come jump in my old 5ton 6x6 land rover with worn synchros and a 4 speed box sometime. Yeah on the flat and level roads you can slip it into gear without a clutch. I do it in the 4x4 landy all the time. Example: ruclips.net/user/shorts4tAtXPOvqOc?feature=share

Its a 5 ton 6x6 military vehicle. And yes every single person in the comments is an expert.

Nice but tiny

Pretty much. The phospor has degraded so it doesn't glow, but radium lives on.

yeah it's not bad, I haven't had much of a chance to use it, went out on a farm that had apparently got on top of their rabbit problem. Also came up with a fairly simple storage solution too: ruclips.net/video/UoZO0t6tcRM/видео.html

I'm not sure where people get the idea that I'll be parting my my land rovers until I'm in coffin - or MS takes my mobility.

@TheAussieRepairGuy okay sorry about that I hope the windows repair went well I'm looking forward for the next video thanks legend

No its still Pritty shit we are still struglig to get 1gb Nz lowest speed is 1gb its imbarsing if you ask me.

if you are only getting 100mbps you are only making use of 1/10th of the available bandwith, I pay about $99 a month for 250 down 40mbps up. the full speed is 1000mbps (1 gigabit)

@@TheAussieRepairGuy wow who are you gowing throw we are throw spintell. and are now locked in for 6 mouths.

@@Madman117-k4o I went aussie broadband.

@@TheAussieRepairGuy ok thank you

They are radium dial gauges. The radium stays radioactive for an extremely ling time, but the phosphor degrades, leaving them radioactive even though they don't glow any more

Shifter is in the background, look more carefully. Right hand drive in Australia.

@@tomgeorge3726 yeah that EHT probe is a big mystery to me.

Radiacode recently sent me a 103 to review, I did a longer video on it: ruclips.net/video/UarDfS6mqC8/видео.html

Radiacode sent me their 103 model - and bot the 101 and 103 seem fairly spot on when calibrated properly, and picking my test sources. I'm impatient and don't wait the 2-3 days needed for the nice clear spectrum readout that you are obviously accustomed to with far more accurate and expensive gear. In my case I need to make a fairly crude determination between man made and NORM. If you want a bit more detail on this - and an example of cleaner spectrums, try this video: ruclips.net/video/UarDfS6mqC8/видео.html

lol yeah, unfortunately I don't want that to happen while I'm out bush

@@TheAussieRepairGuy Bush tracks and gravel roads make it easier. When it's all dust a no fresh oil, you know it needs topping up again. Consider it a factory fitted anti corrosion system.

@@aaronnoyb it's a galvanised chassis and aluminium body. The only thing I've seen those cathodic protection things benefit is boats. As I don't have the pontoon kit for my rover, it's unlikely to be a good return on investment. what you see as rust under there, is dirt.

@@TheAussieRepairGuy You misunderstood my comment, I was saying the pinion seal oil leak is a form of anti corrosion system, as it keeps a film of oil on everything. A misguided attempt at humor. Ignore me, carry on.

@@aaronnoyb ahh yes I follow now - yes I have heard that said before too. I also get many comments that get auto held for review, and many of them are people aggressively suggesting things I should do, or being angry that I don't do things exactly how I would - as a result I go in a little primed to read stuff like that. I really need to stop looking at that section.

@@joeverweire6095 yeah the breathers are clear. I know that's a common problem.

@@andrewbanit4884 nah been like this since I got it from military. Last I looked it's either brake cylinder or drive flange seal. Just been putting off fixing it.

If it’s leakin there probably an axel seal, if it’s leak at the input shaft of you diff probably a pinion seal

@@D3CK_co yeah most likely on the money there

@@markfisher5628 lol yeah I can certainly relate to that

@@rangieman yeah there's another video in a few days lol.

looking at the ground clearance I would assume a hoist is essential. The feel I get though is that I have seen plenty worse.

That would be interesting to see. Never been in one myself.

@@TheAussieRepairGuy yeah they are hard to drive as a kid in drove it in the paddock and it did not like the mud it is a 1900 model

they trialed land cruisers once before, about the same time as project perentie.

@@rishardcollins2695 lots of play in it, you gotta go right to the bottom or it doesn't disengage.

Glad to have helped.

@@user-fu2kp2it8c you don't drive a heavy vehicle I assume?

There will for sure be more land rover content, just not going to do it exclusively. got a channel fan coming down from QLD to do some land rover specific videos with me. I try to keep a land rover video out there each week, but I have so much other stuff as well. Been working on a porsche 924 lately, as well as doing some sponsorship stuff for radiacode. so theres a broad mix coming

@@biglogied5142 yeah I've been busy with mine, got more videos on the editing desk at the moment

I don't have much option but to look after myself first, and I know they do grow on you, I go places now and find myself explaining to people that "the track isn't too bad", only to see them give me a really skeptical look, and then later call me when they got stuck in their rav4 or something.