Sorry. Another side note, but I personally use the wyze cams. Extremely good quality, even cheaper, and low power consumption with stupid cheap plans with recording etc
Definitely need a similar setup! By now l have plenty of De-wilt USB outputs, power supply setups and plenty of batteries... Now I can finally have a great use for the single 20v 8ah battery I own because it's smaller than flexvolts, and I actually need/use most of my 9ah 60v batteries... Or could do the ol poor man $99 8ah bauer or $130 12ah hercules battery HF setups 😉 I have run all kinds of random stuff from cell phone boosters to soldering irons to a high output 12v 40 amp air compressor running on dewalt batteries with step down converters... The high output 12v air compressor runs off a 45amp 12v converter since my original $130 dewalt inflator motor shaft snapped (which is a tiny 12v brushed universal motor btw) with terrible timing pulling a trailer 🙄 I originally converted a cheap Walmart hypertough digital shutoff 12v air compressor to replace it before going big, but I still bought another dewalt digital inflator lol) I've also used them to power geeni USB powered wi-fi cameras and trail cameras, but I'll definitely have to give the Blink or Wyze kit a go for a single grab and go kit that doesn't require long multiple dewalt 20v batteries and more convenient mounting solutions, especially interior... (by the way that digital hypertough compressor is still working after a couple of years, can still be used with a 12v cigarette lighter port with a quick wago swap, and is faster for topping off tires than the dewalt... After seeing the motor in the dewalt inflator it's hard to trust now 🤨 but it can't inflate mattresses and pool floats like the dewalt 😁) All of this was off topic but I assume you probably have similar random needs and uses for 20v tool batteries that could make for good videos... My cordless soldering iron is a Weller WPS18MP with a 9v 3amp dc-dc converter plugged in a dewalt USB/ 12v plug heated jacket style dewalt adapter, most other stuff is just made with Amazon dewalt power heads or battery holders removed from broken tools with various dc-dc converters... But all of the new fast, adjustable, and powerful USB/USB-C digital soldering irons have kind of made that project redundant... But it's still a super fast and durable 30watt iron for the price compared to the no name brand USB soldering irons... (never bought the M12 version even though thats my other main battery platform) Basically any small items can cheaply and easily be converted to run on x brand power tool batteries, dewalts mainly for me, which has been super convenient 👍
You affiliate link for Blink Outdoor 4 is broken FYI. If someone wants to do a more permanent/lower maintenance setup, they could go for a battery bank that has pass through charging like the Voltaic V88 Portable Laptop Battery (or the smaller V75), both of which have two USB ports for powering the portable router and the Blink Hub, and the ability to simultaneously recharge from a solar panel (Voltaic sells solar panels that fit - check the compatibility before buying). Put it all in a pelican case with the panel on top, throw it up on the roof or a pole and then don't worry about changing the battery out every few days. The key is to get a power source that supports pass through charging, so the device can power the devices and charge at the same time.
Giving the ring the emojis finger had me laughing 😂 good ideas. When I’m thinking of stuff like this, I thinking of ways of beating it and a cell jammer/ blocker will beat the system. But then ask yourself how many people can afford a jammer? Also how long will you have service during a grid down situation?
Blink says that they last 2 years (with occasional use whatever that means) I’d say about 1week with cameras running constantly. I have 4 on my truck and I forget to disarm the system so I’ll drive around constantly triggering motion detection until Alexa says “your blink batteries are running low”
More importantly I don't think you can monetize videos with profanity in it. But I'm sure he knows and doesn't care -- still good video content which is what matters. And funny!
Sorry. Another side note, but I personally use the wyze cams. Extremely good quality, even cheaper, and low power consumption with stupid cheap plans with recording etc
Really good set up, been thinking of doing something similar for hunting, keep the cool stuff coming mate!
Awesome as always brother. I'm going to setup a few of those myself.
Definitely need a similar setup! By now l have plenty of De-wilt USB outputs, power supply setups and plenty of batteries... Now I can finally have a great use for the single 20v 8ah battery I own because it's smaller than flexvolts, and I actually need/use most of my 9ah 60v batteries... Or could do the ol poor man $99 8ah bauer or $130 12ah hercules battery HF setups 😉 I have run all kinds of random stuff from cell phone boosters to soldering irons to a high output 12v 40 amp air compressor running on dewalt batteries with step down converters... The high output 12v air compressor runs off a 45amp 12v converter since my original $130 dewalt inflator motor shaft snapped (which is a tiny 12v brushed universal motor btw) with terrible timing pulling a trailer 🙄 I originally converted a cheap Walmart hypertough digital shutoff 12v air compressor to replace it before going big, but I still bought another dewalt digital inflator lol) I've also used them to power geeni USB powered wi-fi cameras and trail cameras, but I'll definitely have to give the Blink or Wyze kit a go for a single grab and go kit that doesn't require long multiple dewalt 20v batteries and more convenient mounting solutions, especially interior... (by the way that digital hypertough compressor is still working after a couple of years, can still be used with a 12v cigarette lighter port with a quick wago swap, and is faster for topping off tires than the dewalt... After seeing the motor in the dewalt inflator it's hard to trust now 🤨 but it can't inflate mattresses and pool floats like the dewalt 😁) All of this was off topic but I assume you probably have similar random needs and uses for 20v tool batteries that could make for good videos... My cordless soldering iron is a Weller WPS18MP with a 9v 3amp dc-dc converter plugged in a dewalt USB/ 12v plug heated jacket style dewalt adapter, most other stuff is just made with Amazon dewalt power heads or battery holders removed from broken tools with various dc-dc converters... But all of the new fast, adjustable, and powerful USB/USB-C digital soldering irons have kind of made that project redundant... But it's still a super fast and durable 30watt iron for the price compared to the no name brand USB soldering irons... (never bought the M12 version even though thats my other main battery platform) Basically any small items can cheaply and easily be converted to run on x brand power tool batteries, dewalts mainly for me, which has been super convenient 👍
You affiliate link for Blink Outdoor 4 is broken FYI.
If someone wants to do a more permanent/lower maintenance setup, they could go for a battery bank that has pass through charging like the Voltaic V88 Portable Laptop Battery (or the smaller V75), both of which have two USB ports for powering the portable router and the Blink Hub, and the ability to simultaneously recharge from a solar panel (Voltaic sells solar panels that fit - check the compatibility before buying). Put it all in a pelican case with the panel on top, throw it up on the roof or a pole and then don't worry about changing the battery out every few days. The key is to get a power source that supports pass through charging, so the device can power the devices and charge at the same time.
Amen to that. Thanks for the heads up also
Giving the ring the emojis finger had me laughing 😂 good ideas. When I’m thinking of stuff like this, I thinking of ways of beating it and a cell jammer/ blocker will beat the system. But then ask yourself how many people can afford a jammer? Also how long will you have service during a grid down situation?
Good shit bro, just found ur channel the other day and your vids are great.
Thanks man !
Love it!
This is actually a pretty decent setup for a rented space.
How long do the AA batteries last in the cameras? I'd imagine they're only for a few days.
Blink says that they last 2 years (with occasional use whatever that means) I’d say about 1week with cameras running constantly. I have 4 on my truck and I forget to disarm the system so I’ll drive around constantly triggering motion detection until Alexa says “your blink batteries are running low”
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can you make something with arduino Like an Airsoft "C4" or Some device for remote smoke, motion dedector smoke
On it.
@@InventionIncarnate thank i would like to help if i can
T-Mobile has a $10 a month plan with 30gb of data you could use for this.
Way better!
You’d get more subscribers by cutting out the cussing.
You are 100% correct.
More importantly I don't think you can monetize videos with profanity in it. But I'm sure he knows and doesn't care -- still good video content which is what matters. And funny!