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dang u did much better hidding the wires than I did, I just taped all the wires out in the open and it looks really bad 🤣

Such a shame that it's not easily found outside of NZ and AUS anymore. But I have discovered alternative with pala pet foods

They are nice, but don’t like the sediment left in the cup. Went back to drip with paper filters. Much better

Any footage from it recording while driving?

Be mindful when using a generator for a whole house solution, you need to UNBIND THE CHASSIS GROUND (instruction on how in manual) as there should only be one place in the house where neutral is bonded to ground, and that's in the house electrical panel. The is called a FLOATING NEUTRAL. If you do not use the generator for a whole house solution, leave the bond wire connected inside the generator housing. THIS IS A SAFETY ISSUE and can lead to electrocution if not followed. If in doubt, contact a licensed electrician in your area.

Its a nice machine. I have the same one.

Genial ❤ gracias por el video

Do you notice a metallic rattle sound when under load ? I'm on the second one. Tech support said to take to service center.

Sold! Great for price point

Those are so cute. What a great video. I would love to buy you a nice pair of boots. I wonder if you would allow.

Hi, do you set the selector to natural gas when using Natural Gas? I have the Westinghouse WGEN11500Tfc generator and have the gauge to read my natural gas pressure. My meter has 2 psi and plumber installed a 1" tee off for my generator. I have an adjustable regulator right at the meter to reduce the 2 psi to 7-11 W.C. I have a 10ft long 3/4" ID hose connecting from the regulator to generator with 1" to 3/4" reducer at the regulator side and 3/4" to 1/2" reducer at the generator side. I also changed out the stock spark plug to NGK BP7ES and gapped it at 0.024". I tried many runs, setting mine from 7" W.C. up to 11" W.C. In all my runs, my generator ran rough using the Natural Gas Selector and ran smooth using the Propane Selector while using NG. I preferred not running NG using switch set to Propane if possible. But if that's what need to be then that will be it. If I take this route, did anyone get any adverse effect when running to or close to full load using NG with switch set to Propane. Please reply to let me know: it is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance! Update: I've fixed the issue: the Natural Gas pressure was the culprit. It need to be between 7 W.C. to 8 W.C. of pressure. My original gauge was faulty and I changed it out to a new one and found this out. I was able to power to about 9,200 watt with no issue. I also turn on my 2 ton minisplit which used about 2,100 watt along with all the lights, fans, freezer, refrigerator, etc in my house with total about 3,800 watt. With that, I turned on my 5 ton central AC (Easystart installed). When the AC condenser started (about 45 seconds after the blower/furnace started), the light dimmed a little while the generator blogged down a little and came right back up and still run smooth. I checked the EasyStart status and the start amp was about 40amp and running amp was about 14amp. My AC condenser LRA is 150amp so the easystart brought that 150amp down to 40amp. I sent in my log data to Easystart technical support and received a reply that there is no issue with the Easystart with the generator power. So this generator can start my 5 ton Central AC condenser even with 3800 watt being used at the time before the central AC condenser started. My 2 ton minisplit and 5 ton central AC running at the same time with no issue. All these are setting the generator selector to Natural Gas ehen using Natural Gas as the fuel source. Nothing wrong with this generator and the power it provide is clean just like the utility company. My older generator has THD of about 23% and my dimmable lights all flicking. With this generator, they dont even flicking even when dimmed down to less than 25%. Great generator. All is good now. @davidthornburg3012 I replied this morning as well as just now but were automatically deleted. I just found out about it. Most likely because I included a website. I purchased mine at centuryfuelproducts. Search for it online and then search for SEK-7 3/4" Low Pressure Gas Hose. I would get the 1" version instead to have a larger ID for the hose as well as the larger ID at the fittings. The fitting ID for the 1" hose version is 3/4", and the fitting ID for the 3/4" hose version is probably between 1/2" to 5/8".

Cuts something that could be cut with a butter knife 😂

I might get these for my Switzerland trip.

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Video using the product?

You mean you get sponsored 🐸

Thanks for sharing!

you look very pretty with her shoes