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@@asmrmaroxa This is the Ottawa River, it's rare that it moves more then 1-2 feet over night but that's still a great consideration since some people aren't aware how high tides work.

@@AndrewsAction thank you. I live in Ottawa too! Didn't recognize it.

@@abdecedricc1636 Exactly 💯

Check the description for a link. I think you should be able to find them on Amazon

I used the cigarette lighter cable and mine has orange head but still limiting the charge to just only over a 100. And i have 3 195w panels connected in parallel hooked to it. Do i have to buy an xt60i cable instead?

hell yeah

It’s the most successful predator on earth with 95% of rating of success lol No wonder why you still didn’t catch it They are the most advanced flyers

Buckyyy

@@Staticky1000 wyd here lol

I have seen your comment in the Comments for several videos now. The maximum voltage, amps and watts the Delta 2 can take from solar panels is 60V, 15A & 500W respectively. Under ideal conditions your solar pane might produce 570 - 600W which is already too high for the Delta 2, so I'm not sure why you want to connect 10 of them together. I'm not an expert in these things but I think if the voltage of your solar panel is 20V, the current will be about 32A which is too high for the Delta 2. I understand if the current coming from the solar panels is a little higher than 15A, the Delta 2 will limit the current it is receiving to 15A but I don't know if over 30A might not be too high for it to do that.

Damn she thick

This motor was pooched, still plan on replacing it but guy I bought it from had the blue devil in the van so I gave it a shot. If you don't remove the thermostat you'll just clog it but it you do a proper job you might be surprised with the results

@@AndrewsAction I’m just saying man, it’s more than just the engine block, it’s also all the radiator capillaries and your heater core that will get plugged up. I mean it’s your rig, you can do what you want, but just a fair warning I would never use that stuff.

I was honestly surprised but followed the steps and made sure to take out the thermostat. After letting her cool down over night she fired up nice.

Yessir also the ferry looks like Vermont/Upstate NY where there are lots of both insects. Could be wrong though

Agree! Definitely not a mosquito.

AFAIK middle pin is connected to the negative / black in the connector

I laugh every time someone says this😅 It clearly looks a lot better than having rust lines.

@@AndrewsAction there are products that will remove the rust stains that's don't destroy the paint... magic eraser has microscopic abrasive glass to remove stains.

If you have paint that has this I doubt you really care what a magic eraser will do... 😂

I think this idea has its place. Yes don't do it on a McLaren, but for your daily driver to work and it has rust like this. Run that shit bro. We'll done.

Same here, I got them off amazon if you're looking -- amzn.to/3xzPFnS

Yea I have lots from last year and keep it in small chunks. I guess it's smart to mention if you pick a big chunk you should cut it up so it drys properly.

Can u help me? Im just learning about chaga. I want to learn how to harvest it. What do u grind it with? What measurements are there? 1tbsp to 2 liters? How long do u brew it for? Do you reuse the grinded chaga or is it once and done? Do u freeze the unused ground chaga? So sorry for all the questions! But thank u sooooo much!

Hello. I have exactly this problem right now. Does that mean I bought the wrong XT60? I had to buy XT60i then? Thanks for your answer.

no the 12V car carger cable with Delta 2 is with XT60i connector with Eflow app 4 ~ 6 or 8A selection

Hi Binra3788, I tested this out myself because of all the conflict on facebook groups. These Renogy panels work the same as the Ecoflow panels but the portable Renogy panels that I bought are built with metal and are a little more bulky and heavy then the foldable Ecoflow panels. At the end of the day i would prefer to have the Ecoflow panels with the xt60i cable as recommended for the delta 2 but I was able to buy the Renogys on sale. I didn't want to pass up the deal. Saving around 400-500$ goes a long way with these builds. So conclusion if you want to save money and get the same power output buy the Renogy panels, if you want to have an easier time with set up and less bulk/weight buy the Ecoflow panels.

@@AndrewsAction Thankyou. Initially I was thinking a first step in home backup rather than a mobile solution - so fixed panels on my shed and maybe even keep the Delta2 in the shed. (I haven't had any power outs where I live of consequence but so much converges to indicate a need for resilience in uncertain times). My primary concern is of damage arising from incompatibility outside my expertise - or simply incompatible in terms of not working (adequately). I have a camper (in a long process of getting a recon engine) so if that comes through ok, the mobile thing might be worth its own panel. On the net is seems there are always contrary views and lots of 'click-me content that varies hugely in quality. But as I read you, the issue is price, convenience & mobile practicality rather than 'danger' to equipment. I think if I get the 2 x 200 to connect in parallel as safer in terms of voltage. I did learn a bit of electrical theory back in the day, but without practice it didn't integrate to confidence!

I didn't have a cord for my unit so I bought a 75ft xt60i cable for my ecoflow delta max with the 2 400 panels I ordered also for my roof that being said idk if there a difference but I was like if I need a long cord any ways might as well get the better of the 2 I hope it works haha

@@andrewmiller4035 Yea Im not really sure why some people get so quick to say the xt60 cables wont work as good. Honestly havn't seen a difference in performance but if you have the options seems like the best thing to do is get the recommended xt60i cable. But I still wouldn't worry one bit if all I had was the xt60 cable.

Hi with my setup with 3 panels in parallel connected to the delta 2 with a normal xt60 plug it charges with 15 volts 10/11 amps max 175 watts these panels are about 14 years old...this is my home setup.now my mobile setup 2:200 watts fouldable solar panels from Amazon brand is fullsent 200watts wil give the delta 2 with the original xt60i cable around 320/380 watts max in summer time in the netherlands 20 volts nom and voc 24 volt 10 amp each nom

On the deltas, a XT60 conector will get recognized as car charger and so limit the input amps to 8 amps on 12v or 24v (some big rigs use 24v batteries). So, if you pannel cannot put out more than 8A,the xt60i will make no difference. What is the third pin on the xt60i? It is tied to negative (I think via a resistor), this simply server the purpose of telling the unit it can pull more than 8A. Again, this will only make sense if your panels can put more than 8A out, for instance repeat this test with panels in parallel (double amps by keeping the voltage) and see how you are capped at 8A with XT60 and capped at the unit input rating (I guess it is 15 in the delta 2 and bigger on the delta pro).