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Yes, still working well.

Well done. I don't understand it, all lights apart from reverse lights are LED's so why didn't nissan just put LEDs for the reverse lights. Just don't make sense, oh not forgetting the lights inside the car as well.

@@nitromaxuk meanwhile everything is converted to led ....also number plate lights and interior and reverse light... the rest is factory led

It closes perfectly, I had to cut a grove out of the plastic leaf covers on either side so it would close flush, as shown in the video.

cool, thx a lot mate@@nitromaxuk

I used 1.5 bags.

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I never tried it wired, only tired it wireless. Only nissan maps show on HUD, I have tried sygic, waze, tom-tom, none show on HUD.

Thats good news. I did the the interior lights as well and did the small light in the glove box. The interior lights are T10 and the glove box (if you decud3 to do it) is T5.

@@nitromaxuk how i change that? Can you make a video?

Your welcome , if you need any advice I am happy to help

Yes it's food safe, I let BBQ run for a while before I put food on grill, the heat Will kill any bacteria and the debris will turn to charcoal. I clean BBQ grill after ever use.

Hello, yes I start it up on full flames and close lid so the rocks heat up then turn down flames for cooking.

Hi Ashton, than you for your comment, Yes i added more rock, wanted more corals, so built up the rock on the back glass, it caused dead spots, so have a small wave maker blowing water behind rocks to eliminate dead spot.

Hello. Thank you for you comments, drilling can be scary but less hassle, the more space the better, I have added so much equipment that I do not have any room in my sump, more equipment make life easy. Good luck, if you need any advice, happy to help.

Hi, ive got a fluval roma 200 like you, i use hob filter and skimmer. How you finding it ? Id love to do whats done in these videos but rubbish at diy so find it quite daunting

Thank you for you comment, if you need any advice happy to help.

@@nitromaxukhave u used any mdf for framing or straight timber square frame and doors attached…. U r superior to all video i have seen on you tube because its super simple and highly effective 😊

@@amishmaroliya-g2v Hi, Thank you for your comment. I did not use any MDF, I could have, but the thickness of the MDF to the thickness of the Plywood, you get better strenght with Plywood. If I used thicker MDF, I would have got the same effect and a smoother finish on the wood. If the shelves are narrow like mine is should be ok. If the shelves have more depth, you might have to put a middle batton to stop the MDF from sagging. All depends on the thickness of the MDF.

yes it would, but I did not like the designs that were available, so i decided to drill the glass, try it on a plane of glass from glass shop, you will be surprised how easy it is to drill.

Hello. thank you for your comment, happy the video helped you, hope you project goes well.

Thank you for your comment, I agree, I have noticed a improvement cooking with lave rocks and not one flare up since I did the mod. I will keep an eye on the grates, I have used the BBQ around 10 times since the mod and the grates look OK, so time will tell.

@@nitromaxukmost likely everything will be just fine. Some grills have aluminum parts which is great for its durability and rust resistance but might be more prone to damage from extreme heat compared to steel. Any flare-ups I get, which I don't really consider "flare ups" like before, are very minimal and very small "clean high temp burn" , no soot or food loss. I also keep my eyes open and rotate food as needed. Good luck.

lave rocks spread the heat out form evenly and you have will have less flare ups.

I noticed a increase in flavour, more smokier flavour, I think the rocks absorbs the oil which causes more smoke. where the heat shield would drain it away

I used one and a half bags of rocks.

Thx

I Disagree, the only place the rocks do not get hot is on the edges, but the centre section gets very hot, I have cooked burgers and meat with the lid open and they cooked perfectly, this BBQ has 4 burners.

I ordered 2 bag but only used 1 and 1/2 bags, steel has not shown any signs of bending, I have not moved the rocks to see if there are any rust marks will do it over the weekend and get back to you as using BBQ this week end.

Thanks m8, here you are. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Expanded-Metal-50mm-x-23mm-x-3mm-MILD-STEEL-FLATTENED-600mm-x-600mm-BBQ-MESH/294076540994?pageci=83c18416-ad14-4362-8e12-8f3ac8317f31

Hi Bob, the shelves are strong and I have speakers and my music system on it, it small but heavy. I am not a carpenter, so I could not do neat finishes on the shelve as I am not that advanced in the trade. This is what I did, I purchased 2x1" battens, and cut them straight down the middle with my table saw (or get 1 x 1" battens), I measured the alcove and cut the wood down to size. I took one batten and pre-drilled holes and using wall plugs screwed it to the wall (picture 1), I did the same with the sides as well (picture 2), the front wood was difficult as there is nothing to attach it to or support it, so I used small L shape corner brace to screw the front to the side wood (Picture 2). This does not make the front wood strong and does not give it a neat finish, so I used 18mm thick plywood board for the top of the shelve and used wood glue and pinned it down (picture 3 & 4), I then used 3mm plywood board and glued / pinned it under the shelve (picture 5). This now makes the shelve strong and supports the front batten. To cover the front layers of wood I pinned 4mm thick pine stripwood which was 44mm tall and pinned it to the front of the shelve (Picture 6 & 7), I used nail punch to push pins into wood and fill holes with wood filler, light sanding down, and then painted it over. This makes the shelve look like its one thick block of wood. I left small gaps on the sides to run LED strip lights and then pinned door Architrave to finish off the effect (picture 8). The end result (picture 9 & 10). Pictures www.dropbox.com/sh/ia04gwow3m2go5c/AAA6ebk-4cYsjw28gN5xhk_ga?dl=0 Hope this helps, any questions please ask, happy to help.

@@nitromaxuk Thank you so much for such a detailed response! Don't suppose you live anywhere near Yorkshire? ;)

@@bobbiddulph8984 your welcome, sorry live in London, but if you need information or advice i am happy to help.

@@nitromaxuk You're a star, those pictures are really helpful too. Will be getting going once the room has been plastered (and alcove walls made a little straighter!)

thank you for your comments. these are the rocks I used. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CHARCOAL-BARBEQUE-TANDOOR-LAVA-ROCKS-5kg/264692570393?_trkparms=aid%3D1110006%26algo%3DHOMESPLICE.SIM%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D225114%26meid%3De14cf7ab2300462e852737d448d035ba%26pid%3D100010%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D10%26sd%3D181534341597%26itm%3D264692570393%26pmt%3D0%26noa%3D1%26pg%3D2047675%26algv%3DDefaultOrganic%26brand%3DUnbranded&_trksid=p2047675.c100010.m2109 www.amazon.co.uk/Campingaz-63633-Ceramic-Briquettes-Pack/dp/B000RY37GI/ref=sr_1_8?dchild=1&keywords=grill+lava+rocks&qid=1593704569&sr=8-8

@@nitromaxuk thanks John, you have a link for the mesh? Can't find heat retardant.

@@OutOnALimbFamilyVlogs I used 38mm x 20mm x 3.0mm 38x20 is the hole size and 3.0 is the thickness. unfortunately this size is unavailable but they do 50mm x 23mm x 3.00mm from the same seller and its heat retardant. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Expanded-Metal-50mm-x-23mm-x-3mm-MILD-STEEL-FLATTENED-600mm-x-600mm-BBQ-MESH/294033198115?hash=item4475be8c23%3Ag%3AhTcAAOSwqvFgOAxj

@@nitromaxuk cheer John your a ⭐

I think they did this so less items to use as with charcoal BBQ you would have to buy the briquettes, but its the Briquettes that give it the smoke flavour.

@@nitromaxuk I guess. It's not like the lava rocks burn up lot charkha. They will last a while and disperse the heat and add flavor

@@rexsaye423 yes I agree, much better in flavour that the metal shield

Because you have to periodically clean them / replace them or you get wicked flare ups from the grease that gets trapped in them. They are great, but if you don't maintain them they become dangerous. Most people never clean their grills;-(

@@JoeAnshien yes they do need to be clean, but you will still get flare up even on a new BBQ, once the oil from the meat catches the flame or a very hot surface.

Yes, still runs on gas

@@nitromaxuk ahhh cool thank you , I'm going to order lava rocks today.

Hi Chris, thank you for your comment, to answer your questions. 1, I used 2 x 1 inch wood which I cut in half using a table saw to make 1 x 1 inch, then they were screwed into the wall to make a square frame. 2, I used 2 x 2 for the door frames. 3, I used solid Oak Boards 18x400x850 Homebase is the only place I could find that sell these, just used Danish oil to bring the wood grain out, make sure you do both side or the wood will curve if only one side is oiled. www.homebase.co.uk/solid-oak-board-18-x-400-x-850mm_p517814 4, LED lighting strips, with WIFI controller (RGBW) works with Google, As the LED strips has RGB and W (White) it gives a nice bright soft colour. www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07PK8B6VD/ref=pe_3187911_185740111_TE_item

@@nitromaxuk thanks so much mate, thanks for the links also 👍

Hi Ryan, I got mine from Home Bargains in 2008, but I do think they all have the same design. No increase in heat, I was getting a lot of flare up using the metal shield, with this Mod no flare ups at all. I have noticed that the centre lava rocks are hot, hot enough to cook but the side are just warm, this is due to the position of the burners and the heat is just based in the middle section. I have ordered Ceramic Briquettes which was mentioned on a previous comment by "Dipesh Gurung", I have not used them yet, but reviews state that they get very hot so this might sort out the heat problem on the sides, if that does not work then I will cut the metal shield a slight bit and have the shield and the lave rocks on top. Flavour was so much better, found that you can taste the meat and seasoning better, before I would get that crispy burnt taste like when cooking fast on high heat, this way sausages taste like sausages and chicken taste like chicken, where before my wife use to say they all taste the same on the BBQ.

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I'm thinking of getting these instead of lava rocks. Thoughts? www.amazon.co.uk/Campingaz-63633-Ceramic-Briquettes-Pack/dp/B000RY37GI/ref=sr_1_8?dchild=1&keywords=grill+lava+rocks&qid=1593704569&sr=8-8

Thank you, I have have done 4 BBQ's since doing the Mod, Lava rocks do not need replacing as they do not burn away like charcoal does. All oil on the lava rocks will burn away and produce smoke, but if they do get over covered with oil then they will need replacing. Taste wise, I think they taste better as with the metal plate I use to get a lot of flare ups and less smoke, the lava rocks do produce a nice amount of smoke, I purchased a smoke box as well, have not used it as weather changed, but looking to add hickory or apple cedar wood smoke flavor.

@@lahuretz they look good, will work the same way, but from one of the reviews they say that because they are ceramic they heat up a lot hotter so if you can have the mesh dropped down a bit below the grill that should sort out the over heating problem. I might get some myself and have a mixture as near the front of the BBQ I have a low heat area, this might sort that problem out, thanks

Hi Paul. I think I had the setting as follows: Sunrise : 8:00 to 12:00 daylight : 12:00 to 16:00 (pink 10%, Cyan 70%, Blue 65%, Purple 70%, white 15% or 10%) Sunset: 16:00 to 22:00 Night: blue 1% the time I had it was longer than normal, as some reefers have their lights from 10am to 8pm, or 8 til 8. I kept pink very low as this can promote algae growth, the white were low as the white can wash out the other spectrum colours if too high. It does not need to be ramped up this high, it can be lowered by 20 to 30% on each value, but watch out for algae growth, if you do notice algae lower light intensity and reduce light duration.

Thanks I’ll take into account. I know the Fluval 3.0 gets a bad rep, but you seem to have good success. Converted a Roma 200 also and wanted the under lid light option.

@@paulkersey4405 my corals were doing well, I did have new growth of some of LPS including the duncans, but when I changed to Ai HD 32's my growth rate quadrupled, was very shocked with this, my Zoa's are growing crazy, I did like the under hood light option, but noticed the glass on the light needs regularly cleaning to get rid of the salt residue as I was bubble scrubbing as well. Having them on a mount eliminates this problem. thank you for your comments.

Hello, thank you for your comment, the joist support sounds good and will allow heavy items to be stored, would love to see the end result when finished.

Hello, the equipment needed unfortunately is everything, found out the hard way. let me explain, a sump is a must as this will house all your equipment so it does not take up the space in your display tank (just like a external filter) the return pump is needed to pump water from the sump back to the display tank, the overflow in the display tank allows water to go back into the sump by gravity. I did get a sump with a refugium, put cheto and Calapora which did grow wild and kept my nitrates and phosphates at a good level, but as the cheto and calapora needs light to grow, this was causing algae to grow in the sump which was ok as long it was not in the display tank, but it was causing algae to grow in the other chambers as well, so decided to cut away the baffles and get a algae reactor where the algae and cheto only grow in the reactor, (I will be doing a new video on the new modification soon) the water from the display tank went into filter sock which caught all detritus and floating particles, which was ok until it came to clean the filter socks, I had around 8 socks which I would change and let it collect up and then wash them when I was running out (a pain in the A*s*s) so decided to get rid of the filter socks and invest in a automatic roller mat, best equipment I have, one fleece roll lasts me 3 months. I changed all the pipe work at the back as well and installed a manifold to run new reactors. Sound expensive (it is) but I did this so I don't have to spend too much time maintaining the tank. When I first started the tank all I had was a sump with the refugium, heater, return pump, cheep grow light and protein skimmer, this is all you need. As this was a new build there was no guidelines on how powerful the equipment should be, this is where I made the mistakes, the pump i purchased was too powerful so sold it on ebay and downgraded to a more cheaper pump 4000lph (TMC Reef Pump 4000) is perfect and I am running that at only 40% power, the skimmer was a nightmare could not get it to skim, purchased it on ebay so resold that on ebay and got a new TMC Reef-Skim PRO 500, work brilliantly, started skimming the minute I turned it on, cheap filter socks from ebay 200 micron, and a cheap grow light bulb with a plug timer. All pipework are 32mm. The real problem is the cabinet was not designed for a reef tank or to hold all the equipment, a lot of modification when into the cabinet, most reef cabinets are tall which allows you to easily install equipment, I was struggling for space, the skimmer was touch the inside shelf, was tempted to get rid of the cabinet and get a custom steel one made( sold on ebay), decided to lower the base and cut away part of the shelf which gave me more room and it worked. (sorry for the war and peace comment) check out the full build and setup on my videos ruclips.net/video/bB3lNfl2K6s/видео.html ruclips.net/video/cDUEMASDkOI/видео.html part 3 to follow soon.

With Marine tanks it mainly about nutrients export. Getting rid of Ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, and phosphate organic waste. The sump was used so all the equipment was in the sump and not in the display tank, which would make it unsightly and limit the amount of space in your display tank. There are hang on the back filters which do the same as a sump would, but they are costly. Now to answer your question regarding the canister filter, a lot of reefers do not use them as they are a nitrate factory, all the waste gets collected in the filter and rots away, which increase your nitrate and phosphate. One way to over come this is to regularly clean the canister filter, but you do not want to do that every 2 days. If you plan on keeping corals then I would recommend a sump as you need to get your phosphate low, Phosphate clings to calcium which corals need to grow, when the phosphate clings to the calcium the corals can not absorbed the calcium which stops the corals from growing, high phosphate cause algae and other issues. if you do not have room for a sump, then have a display refugium these do not need to be underneath the tank, it can be next to the tank, and have as a display tank as well with its own Eco-system. Like here ruclips.net/video/uBSLgxsAg-Q/видео.html If you limit your bio-load less fish (feeding, waste) then a refugium will export the nutrients out of the tank, the refugium will thrive with cheato, mangroves, coperpods, mysis shrimp, they will look after your tank. Refugiums do not have to big as you can see from the link. Hope this helps, need more info please ask.

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No, I have read up that marine tanks tend to have a much more thicker bead of silicone, but that is due to tanks size, but tropical tanks can be used for marine.

I do report them as well. I do agree it seems like nothing is getting done, so now I upload the footage to RUclips and put the link on the report comments so that they can see. Hopefully this will make a difference.

Thank you, if you need any more information please ask.

thank you.