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Very helpful video. The proper Torx size is T10 and not T15. A 17mm open wrench can be used instead of the Allen wrench to remove the back piece. I found it easier as the rubber hose won't interfere.

Did you end up having any trans or axel issues after a while of them being on

Congratulations on actually slowing down and showing the order of the parts, my kit didn't have a diagram and the part that goes in the front (the nub faces into and connects to the brass, to regulate when turning the pressure knob on the front). You are the only one that clearly demonstrated this out of 4 videos... Kudos & Thanks🙂

So does this make it the same size as the 43x grip or shorter?

nice

My C2002 does not have the hex screw/plug in the back of the regulator

You could've figured out the MOVs were toast since the protection light was off, and you could've saved the original switch if you had desoldered the contacts from the circuit board.

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I mean what the heck... did you create a new channel or was I unsubscribed? What happened to your old channel? Regardless, great rio see you starting to get back into videos again. I know life does what life does... And great advice on learning to take care of your stuff. I try and do that as much as I can, but sometimes get complacent. Great to see you brother!

Oh, yeah. Those will buff right out.

I always use the ace bandage type wrap in camouflage color

My old PC 6 gallon 150 psi pancake compressor was purchased in 2008, can't find the model or type # anywhere and was almost ready to replace the manifold assembly. Mine leaks air constantly now around the pressure knob and only stops when I turn it all the up, after watching this I will take it apart and inspect the valve assembly and order the repair kit. Thanks

400w metal halide is better since the light is quite close to sunlight! Every time I turn it on I always catch huge moths!

Hi there mister do this can operate under 240V?

Received my Mag Guts +2 for my 43 in early in '23. Completely reliable with 8 rounds in the mag...+1 in the chamber. Money well spent. Appreciate that it's only slightly longer than the OEM 6-round mag; gives me a slightly better grip length and still disappears IWB.

I also came from a line of collectors and im one of them

It's normal for that compressor get warm?

Great, I wish they’d make the same for the 42. The extension being no longer than glocks pinky extension while holding 8 is impressive. Thanks for the review.

To much yapping in the beginning and not enough getting to the point.

I certainly appreciated your efforts to produce this tutorial !! Patrick.P

Maybe set up some kind of a solar power back up

I've found several porta cable pancake air compressors with a do not use after certain date what the recommended life span of these compressors

so which one is brighter? did you use a lux meter to measure them?

In europe we only need an ignitor and an inductor for MH lamps😂

I replaced over 200 500 watt halogen bulbs in hanging pendant fixtures 35ft from the floor, with 20 degree LEDs from GE, dropped to 12 watts each. Had to combine the circuits from 4 fixtures each, 50 circuits, to just 4 circuits because the old dimmer packs wouldn't load up and dim properly, flickering, because of the low amp draw and no resistive load.

As short as that is for a plus 2 if they made a plus 3 it would be perfect for getting your pinky finger fully on there

So i guess that if it is exposed to weather it will get RUSTY?

We like to get jinky

I have just subscribed to you

But gluten is where all the flavor is at LOL Good luck on your journey

Hey Nick! Looks like pretty good salsa.

The problem with mine is the little motor, I think, it makes a weird noise like it does not has the power need it to operate. Any thoughts on that?

In 30+ years of being in the electrical and stage lighting industrys I have seen and worked with many powerstat or luxitro peoducts. From about the 1950's in to at least the 1970's they were commonly used as a reliable means of dimming high wattage incandescent and transformer operated lighting loads. Some were motorized and and multi section (phase) and commonly used to dim an entire sub panel of auditorium lights as in a movie theater. The technical name for the powerstat is a variable autotransformer. It varies voltage by principles similar to those of a standard transformer but provides no electrical isolation from line (primary) to load (secondary) side. Now if you really want an old school lighting control experience find and restore one of those auditorium behemoths I spoke of earlier. You will be vary supeised at what was being done without solid state electronics.

Hi. Thank you very much for the video. Can you tell me which kit works on the C2002 type 3 please? Ive been researching but i wasnt able to find one that states that model number

A mercury vapour lamp is a very poor quality (CRI) light source, and the green colour you see in the camera is correct. However, our eyes adjust their internal white balance to match the light source, so you wouldn’t normally notice it.

The ballast isn't a transformer, it's an inductor, to interact with the AC, to limit current. As such it doesn't have an "output voltage", the drop across it is dependent on its value, the frequency of the supply, and the resistance of the arc in the tube.

Friends, where can I get all that piece?

I was just thinking painters tape when it cut to you using it, lol.

My HPS doesn't take a capacitor for some reason

you should sell this to me!

I put a THOR 5 on mine and your video helped. Merry Christmas

Tuned in but need to know how to take the panel apart too fyi.

You made it unbelievably dangerous !!!! LMAO😂

You can get a bourbon neoprene sleeve and it comes with 3 different thickness of foam risers for 20 bucks and you can change it to any other rifle/shotgun, if you do not want to spend more money...

There are actually some HID fixtures that do not use any capacitors at all. The 175W H39 mercury vapor yardblaster fixtures often designed for residential applications use no capacitors at all.

I have the same set-up. I already had a +1 and got a couple of the +2 magguts when they relesed and have had literally zero issues with them since. I carry both +2 magguts everyday and use 124 gold dots and have had no feeding or battery problems.

I suggest you to get an Lifeguard 175w they known to last for 50 years with little lumen drop.

Ive had good luck with GS's +2 on the 43. Thanks for the update 🇺🇲

What did you use to reattach the back cover now that you drilled out the rivets? You skipped that part.

The burnt part is a MOV. It won't be a surge protector anymore when you bypass them. You just have a simple power strip then.