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Dude!....That wood looks like it has Mildew Stains in the FINISH!!!

The real difference is Odyssey uses solid lead plates while most others use lead oxide which is FAR less dense and strong. The Extreme has over 1000 cold cranking amps. Additionally, it's a US made battery, inside and out. If you have something that's critical to start (wife's car, boat motor, generator, etc.) then use Odyssey. Buy once, cry once.USe what the million dollar RV coach manufactures and the military uses and that's the Pulsetech PowerPulse Battery maintenance module. It's cheap and easy to install. There's a reason the military uses them.

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When you connected the tester, your battery had 12.00V, which means it was deeply discharged. Either you don't drive much and rarely, or something in the car consumes too much electricity when the car is parked and not in use. If this is the case, you will quickly damage even a very good battery. Measure the power consumption at standstill and charging voltage. This battery is AGM, and a fully charged 100% AGM battery has a voltage of 12.90 - 12.96V. Whenever you measure the voltage and it is lower than 12.65V, you must quickly fully charge the battery so that it does not sulfur and serves you for many years. I know what I'm writing because I am a specialist in batteries and vehicle installations. Regards.

It is not normal to replace 10 batteries in 12 years. You need to check the current consumption from the battery when stationary, whether it is too high, the charging voltage and the condition of the starter. If your batteries only last a year, there is something wrong with your car's installation. You bought a very good battery, but you will also exhaust it prematurely - if you do not repair the fault in your car, you probably have too much current consumption when stationary. Have you measured?

Have had one for a few years, love it. Just got an open box one from eBay for $32, practically stealing it lol. Thanks for the review.

What group size did you test and what year and engine size are you using??? I have two Fords , 2007 , F150 and Expedition, both have a 5.4 . Been getting good life out of the Motorcraft batteries just wanted to see what other options there are now.

Hey! Thanks for the video. Does the pair comes in a single box? It looks like you took only one piece of the bottom in the unboxing part.

My question is how do you clean it? I would really like to know.. help

How do i calibrate it

i just bought 2 monoprice speakers just because I dont like to be told what to do. THANKS

I use 8 of these lights controlling them with a Chauvet Obey 40 and they do a fantastic job.

Cars today have a lot more energy vampires pulling from them even when car is off. I had a 2001 Toyota ECHO (base as a car can get) that I put it in storage and went off to the Army and was gone 4+ months and when I got back, I shit you not it started right up with the Everstart battery I had put in it maybe a year before that. Try that today with any battery in any car with all the gadgetry BS they've got crammed in them. Will have died months before you ever get to crank it.

I had a Full Throttle AGM battery installed in my Silverado about three years ago at a cost of more than $400. It also had a four year warranty. Had to have it replaced due to low performance at just over three years.

You should say "Plastic" smell. Vornado is made in U.S.A.

The reason the graph looks bad is the measurement technique - center of wall (or room) and off the floor. Subs perform best with boundary reinforcement. True, measurement in a corner would be a messy curve because of the room, but it would show us the extension the sub is capable of in a room, and that is supremely useful information for a subwoofer. I expect in a room as small as yours, with boundary reinforcement it should be able to hit a solid 30 Hz or lower with no problem.

Sounds like you are talking through a soup can. PAR stands for Parabolic Reflector.

I wonder why most Subs box are so small compare to the drivers. Sure they normally not go lower then 30hz. I have my Gale i4 with 5 inch drivers goes to 35hz. So no big points use a Sub. A Sub should go down to 20hz at least in my point of view and not go higher than 50hz

The weed puller has been a 10/10 for me. I’ve been abusing it and it works great

Great review. had mine over a year and it is in my bag with my meters and jumpers. I'm retired now but always working on something and found in a pinch it can do some pretty delicate work if I cycle the torch off and on a little. ymmv and I know what @jamesward5721 means about it looking down a microscope and the LX- 770 looking like a telephone pole so I wouldn't attempt something that intense but I have used it on some circuit boards that a handheld magnifying glass helps with (but I need a magnifying glass for about anything I look at these days). I would weigh the desire to repair something delicate now vs the location your your controlled heat soldering unit being 100 miles away with the value of the thing being fixed but the LX- 770 is durable and it's simply handy.

Had mine since 2020 no prob ❤ in 2007 Lincoln navigator ❤

80 normal on sale today 45 get it its really strong and durable

I live in an area where Stink Bugs climb up the sides of bdgs seeking shelter from the upcoming winter and they are extremely aggressive. Can they climb in back of unit and enter one’s apt???? I’d think so. I can see them getting caught up in fine mesh netting installed on back of unit, and that will be a mess to constantly clean up yuck. Maybe if unit is on constant exhaust mode, they can come in through that. The only way to tell is to leave it on constant exhaust mode to see if that works.

Can stink bugs or other bugs climb into the back of unit and come into one’s residence, please answer?

Got one 2 years ago and it’s crazy good even today, though I highly recommend a llano v12 laptop cooler, it used to run REALLY FKN HOT but with that cooler it actually is cool to the touch, I’m not even exaggerating, the hottest it gets is warm to the touch and that’s after all day of use

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better than DOA die hard

better than DOA die hard

Thanks for the demo and info, have a great day

I though i got a defective unit. my bass rolled of starting at 150hz and it got down by -6db at 20hz. it also roll down after 12k by 4db at 20000 but who cares about that. The bass roll off kinda matter since I'm using it for my car.

Question: what do I do when it rains? Should I put this thing away? Great vid by the way. I’m in a 400sqf space and have used a cheap standing fan to blow out air for years. Not enough people know it’s often better to have two windows open, one with the fan blowing out hot air and the other window naturally pulls in fresh outside air. Let it breath as you’d put it.

Will the Rode or any microphone operate in the 20k-60khz region. I grabbed my old sound level meter yesterday and it has apparently died from the acid of the batteries I left in it a few years ago. I am having a hard time locating any real information on the frequency response of the commercially available wireless mics.

Great review, you earned a sub today 😁

Thanks for the review. Looking to replace my 6yo Northstar 94R as they are no longer made. Looks like NS purchased the parent company that makes Odyssey. Hoping these are as good.

I have this Dayton Audio SUB-1200, and it doesn't sound that great for one reason and I know how to fix it. The reason it doesn't sound good is because its piggybacking off the signal going to my studio monitors coming from my TV. It's not hooked up to an amp and I am CERTAIN that it would sound MUCH better hooked up to a proper amp. In the future I'm planning to get a pair of Dayton Audio B652 bookshelf speakers and a Fosi Audio BT30D and move my studio monitors to my computer. Until then, I'll keep on using the setup I have now, and while the sub does fill in the bass that's not there in my monitors, its just not very even on any low notes.

They DO SMELL AWFUL and they DON'T move a lot of air at all. I have a floor stand Vornado for YEARS that works GREAT, and moves a LOT of air. These things absolutely do NOT. NOT worth the 100 bucks I paid for it, not even worth half that. Been running the thing in my dining room and the air flow is SO POOR I have to put up a cardboard partition to redirect the airflow where I need it. As long as it's exhausting the air, the smell is bearable, but EVERY TIME you change it to pull air in from outside, that AWFUL plastic stench kicks you right up in the nose.

Something very odd if a battery dies in one year...

Yeah they are junk.. my marine Odyssey Extreme only lasted 8 years...thank God I had dual batteries so I just had to switch to the front battery.. Now I have to spend another 400$ !! I cant be spending this money almost every decade.. its crazy!😊

Don’t buy this !!!!! I got one today and taking it back tomorrow. Will only work good for a very very small room

I really appreciated knowing about the Merv 13 filtration material. Where would you install it on the Transom, so it's effective and not an eyesore? Thanks!

Checking in how’s the battery doing?

Have one of these batteries, but also have a cheaper walmart battery and there are always walmarts nearby

this is why I went with this battery too... I store a car all winter with a disconnect... it just works... I don't have to worry about killing it either... The bonus for me is, it goes in a mid-engine car so it adds some needed weight to the front.

Those Napa legends died of the same nature for me, in warm normal weather it starts fine, but once it gets to nearing freezing temps it completely fails just acts like a dead battery, I think corporate greed is too much now a days and they cut costs to the point where they figure they can make more money with early dead batteries, those warranties are often a scam

I just paid $109 to rent one locally. It was a beast and a pain in the a$$. This thing looks so much more manageable and as good.

did You put dielectric grease between the terminals and the connectors?

Would be interesting if you could get a baseline on your testers, to see how accurate it is. The go to, for years has been the Schumacher BT-100. If your different meters measured the same, I wouldn't have any concerns. Granted, they don't have all the bells and whistles as the electronic versions, but they are cheap, reliable and last forever.

goofball!

i have one of these. i use it to till up soil where i want to plant new grass seed. It can till up maybe 2" at a pass. If you need deeper, make multiple passes. It is NOT like a professional tiller that is gas powered, but for its intended use, it works fine. Like that it is corded, as you only use it once a year, and any battery would be dead the next year when you tried to use it again

finding this for $50 would be a steal for sure, ill keep an eye out.