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they unlock the battery

no, that’s the only height it sits at, but you can unscrew the base and screw it to a boom if you want.

In my description, I list all of those functions. They’re pretty self-explanatory if there’s one in particular that you think I should make a video on I can.

@@TechReviewswithphil Yea the bike came with a card showing this stuff, I had no idea what it meant. Later on I may get to the garage to play around with it. Btw, this bike is fast as hell, and gets allot of looks/compliments. It will make you popular. Everyone wants to talk and be buddies Lol

@@BronerBeast I'm going to be making an ebike channel it will have more information and tutorials on the bike. I'll comment it here when I do. I’ll do a video on which settings I ride at and review what the other ones mean.

The cardboard it was on had them

are you trying to pinpoint my accent? LOL

I don’t have my original user manual anymore, but if you email support, they walk you through it support@ristow.com

Tell them you have the RL005-A

Perfect thanks !

I think the best way is to hardwire it if you’re putting it next to a combo. but if you already have a modem/router. The best thing to get would be the Asus repeater. are even the Nighthawk repeater. They have a really great app that makes it easy to get into your network and check things. I think I did a review on my Nighthawk repeater somewhere on my channel.

thanks it’s super easy to use

Yes this is the one I keep in my wife's car just in case.

It might need to have a little water in the bottom to prime the pump. I only pumped mine out 5 or 6 timesi usually dump it in the sink

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Make sure you tighten all the screws. The bunk started squeaking a little bit, and I looked around and figured out two screws were not screwed all the way. Once I tighten them, it stopped squeaking.

It’s just a can of herbs basically if you go to the Amazon page it has them listed. But no tobacco or nicotine.

No it’s like a t-shirt basically if your t-shirts had a collar

My father in law is 6’4” and 230# he got it to go 26 MPH on a full battery. I’m 172 and I pull my 2 kids in a Schwinn buggy loaded with gear. I have to pedal to take off but once moving the motor takes over. With more weight the battery life gets pulled down. I think this would be OK for you but if you’re looking to ride more distance, you would be safer with bigger one that has the 1500W motor and two batteries.

There is a movcan v30 max available now. It has a 1500 watt nominal 2000 watt peak motor, dual battery and hydraulic brakes. I just ordered it. Was like $1,099 on Amazon. It's on sale At the moment.

I’ll try to make one next time I go ride. My gear is in the attic for the summer

I tried a couple different takes and my video was getting flagged so this is all I could upload sorry.

5’7”

I sized up one

It’s a sweet ride

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The only thing that I don’t like is, if you hit a ball too fast, it would jump out of the cup. So I put a little piece of foam in each hole.

The design makes it lighter. I did a big renovation demo with this instead of a big bar and it is still in one piece.

I’ve tried bacc off, Jake’s, and outlaw. I want to try teaza, black buffalo, and grinds next. I’m not sure about grinds but I’ve heard a few people talking about it.

@@TechReviewswithphil try Schmitty’s and Black Buffalo. The other’s don’t even compare. Honestly Black Buffalo has the texture down 100%. But it burns too much.

I got these same time and look Somali

yeah, that’s definitely true. There’s a lot of products that have batteries built-in. That would be great if they were swappable, but with all the electronics, I have a find if I forget to take the batteries out on some of them I end up going to use them and there’s corrosion inside of the battery cabinet.

True....but for me, that has been more of an issue with regular batteries from the grocery store and not so much with 18650 batteries. I had a device that has removable 18650 batteries, left it in the device for 4 years, went back to use it, and not only was there no corrosion, but the batteries even still hold a charge too. But I do feel you on the corrosion part. But, for people like me, I would rather have removable batteries in a device like this more than anything else tbh.

I’m not sure why you would want to lower the speed of a coffee maker, but I guess you could. I have not tested that out.

Sometimes the o ring gets air tight once I had to use a screw driver to help me get the seal to release. Or does the combo not open?

I had the same issue. Your answer above did the trick! Thank you 😊

When locking you can insert the cable at anytime. To unlock you roll it to the nber you programmed then lift the door

Sorry some of my videos looking back do seem to be missing info

​@@TechReviewswithphilaside from the fact that it came in a cardboard box...

I keep them clean! They’re about a year old now and still in good shape.

My brother in law is a mechanic he helped put it on. We didn’t video but the front went under so the wind doesn’t catch it.

This one can if you hit the mat but I hit a drive into the net and it went right through

I just waited till it said 100% I didn’t get a chance to time it

What's the use of blue light at the back of the fan?

My kids have the jr earmuffs they are perfect at loud events and parades.

I wonder what the spearmint flavor tastes like? Now you got me wondering.

Yep you always get what you pay for. I reached out to the company after 2 week and they were quite responsive. But also, some of the major brands are hard to get in contact with too. I watch a lot of sur ronsters videos. And he has had a hard time getting in touch with some companies in the past. I think 2 has a strong bike community and a few message some of the veterans they sometimes have the answers that you need.

Ya can u give me some good brands? Also I want to get this one bike on Amazon Ridster Q20 I was wondering if this is a good choice or not? If not what other suggestions instead of irr

Glad I could help! I love these pants I with the leather on the inner knee was padded more but love the fit.

Yes definitely after this video I chopped the box up to smaller pieces. They burn hot

Yep the hairs on the hand hurt

Bro thanks for sharing your experiences with this bike o have only put 60 miles on it and I’m still learning a lot. It’s my first e-bike but I ride a YZ250f in the woods and this has no comparison to the my Yamaha. But again for a budget bike it gets the job done. I have noticed the breaks take a while to stop that is a pain. I just moved to the city and I’m hoping to get more riding in. Again thanks for the insights I’ll have to do another review maybe at the 6 month point.

Yes, it will work in the daytime, but it won’t charge at the same time. I was testing it out. I put the solar panel in one of my windows and had the lights inside. It ran perfectly fine.

I got tire liners for mine just in case. Sorry to hear about all those flats. If I have an issue I might buy the moose tubeless system to put in it.

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I have had 3 others and this one works the best. The fact that I can pump out water without removing the chamber has been a big help for me. I’m sorry the one you got was not a good product that happens sometimes with any product. I have not had to deal with customer service so I don’t know how they work but I’m sorry you’re having a hard time with them.

​@TechReviewswithphil just look at their reviews. E9 errors are way too common. They also make the NOMA brand models (for canadian tire). Exactly the same problems.

No, I have turned the light on without the fan before

@@TechReviewswithphil thanks Phil. So the newer batch of ultra is different. Ambient light can no longer be turned on, without turning on the fan button. FYI. Thanks again for the response. Appreciate it.

I think this is a different design for better mulching. The blades are the ones they had on in the showroom.

I haven’t changed the oil yet, but when I do, I can make a video on it