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No, originally it would have been a flat flapper cover that was opened by the vent lever. Its for the kitchen hood vent, and the original was gone, so when I installed a new vent fan inside, I bought this and added a butterfly flapper in the duct.

Thanks for the comment! It sold this week - and I priced it at what my work was worth to me in the end. It appraised at $64,000, but selling it in the winter at $55 I was happy with. I think I answered your previous comment already, but the 'wall wart' on the outside I chose as it was curvy and kinda matched the flow (original was removed before i got the trailer) and then I put in a 6" duct with a flapper valve to keep the weather out. Rotated it at an off angle so the wind when driving will not want to flip the flipper gates open (ideally). It worked out pretty well. During storage I found that a simple foam plug can be put in it to keep it 100% weather (and bug) sealed when not in use.

Thank you very much!

Thank you so much Ashley! Appreciate it! I loved how it turned out. It really feels like Serenity when your chillin' in it.

Thanks, I'm pretty happy with how it turned out!

Thank you very much! Its a super comfy trailer. Super happy with the result.

Just sent it off to the appraiser today, so waiting to get that back and then I'll get it listed online with @AirstreamHunter

Just FYI, I got the appraisal back today and it came in at $64,750, so I'll be listing it soon for $60k most likely to start. Thanks!

Yea, and it's actually somewhat entertaining for a "commercial"!

Hey Bob, this is my video and I loved that cash register - you did an amazing job on it! I have three others I've had for years, original condition that I need a few parts for. Do you sell any parts if I put together a list?

How do you mean exactly? If you plug it in and it does not want to spin then its likely dead (it only rotates when its hung from its top hanger, otherwise it want to try and rotate the outside globe)

I sold this one, and then shortly after a 2nd one, but that was 8 or 10 years ago, so I can't really say what they would be worth now.

I sold this one over 10 years ago, so hard to say what they are going for now....

I sold this one over 10 years ago, so hard to say what they are going for now....

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks 👍

All good, Thanks!

Thanks!

'Need the motir' ? I assume you mean 'motor', but not sure why you even asking this here... I hate to say it, but I do not have any MOTIR'S...

Yea, this one had an amazing restoration done on it by "Vintage Cash Register"

Stranger Happened 8 year old cheap DLSR I used back then. But yea, some of the videos I did 6 years ago are not great...

The videos are still interesting, so it is a minor issue. Were DLSRs ever cheap, though? BTW, did you ever have/seen early cash registers with paper rolls (for automatic receipts)?

I have two of those as well.

Sorry for the reply 5 years late, but yes - when its not hanging it will want to rotate that, but when hung it then spins the interior.

I don't remember exactly... $600 I think it was...

"Crystallize" by Lindsey Stirling

+Antique Perfection ahhh ok then I've heard it before. Forgot about her lol

+intruder341 So true about making memories!

+Robert Giordano Yea, it did, but with the camera hard mounted at the time, that's to be expected.

+Antique Perfection I just wondering if there is more you could do to eliminate as much jello as possible before adding a gimbal. Have you carefully balanced the props and all of that?

+Dave Begotka Nope - it was fine after this, however I made the mistake of flying it immediately again after getting the snow out of the prop motors and what I thought was dry enough. I was wrong... After taking it off again a short while later, a prop spun off - one motor dead stopped or even might have went into reverse and the torque causing the counter rotating prop to spin off at about 15 feet up. Full power crash onto concrete. That was a very hard crash - but other than me replacing all the motors just to be safe, and popping a few plastic covers back on, its been totally fine. I've had some bad crashes with the Solo so far learning what not to do and where not to do it, and it's been amazingly resilient.

TheMonyMass I did cheat a little bit with that yea, but just using RUclips enhancement stabilize only, nothing fancy or more advanced in Adobe or anything. I just watched the original raw output again and the shots I picked to use are still surprisingly stable on there own - tiny bit of shake, but with no gimbal to be expected. Especially when I had it in follow me mode and took off in the truck at 40mph or so it had to go full speed and in the raw output there is next to no difference in the post process RUclips applied. There was allot that was not so stable - it was gusty winds that day, and I'm still not great at the controls, so I just used things I had the shot positioned on and smooth flying. One thing though, in Follow Me mode, before I got up to speed driving in the truck past the Solo's ability to keep up - whoah! Instant motion sickness watching that video. Without the gimbal the copter goes forward, then stops, then back up a bit, then forward to keep its position relative to the phone and controller location locked on, and that jerks the camera up to the sky, then to the ground wildly. Without the gimbal, going 10, 15 or 20mph does not work at all - only way for that to be stable is to keep the copter at its max speed so it keeps the camera level. I'm still happy with its performance so far though.