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How do you change the km to mph?

Damn quit your bitching

Nice with the saddle bags, I too was wondering which parameters in the controller to change the Speedo, mines is of by 3-5 MPH off.

One thing about Mango that sold me on it is it has 6000 cycles. The other batteries I looked at were 3000 cycles. That is double the life span for Mango.

use a 12 volt circulation pump inline. I think they are about 10 dollars for cpvc transfer but you need one that can withstand at least 300-400 degrees due to the stove being too hot melting the plastic. But, if you put a 150 degree blow off valve then that is all you need but i still would circulate it with a pump.

Why do you need 3 18kpvs? As I'm not mistaken each 18kpv can handle 3 batteries and up to 18kW usable power.

Good video. Cluttered installation tho. Detail to design and layout is also important. Having ANYTHING on the floor or in front of the breaker panel is dangerous and not code compliant. Just because something works does not make it correct.

In the UK, it's very expensive if you have to buy wood. If you own a wood (as I do) then it's cheap (other than buying the land..). Then it's just a lot of work, but it's cheaper than joining a gym!

Wattcycle has definitely caught my attention with this battery. Great job!

I’ve been researching batteries, and Wattcycle stands out. Thanks for the detailed review!

Be aware that the winch you have on there looks to be about 8000lbs. These will pull 285A at full load. Your 100AH battery also has a corresponding 100A BMS. It will shut off the battery if you exceed that 100A current limit. I'd reconsider. You'll be stuck someplace needing that winch for a big load and it won't work. At least test it out first with a big load. I use a 100AH LiFePO4 battery on my 2500lb winch but wouldn't go much bigger.

Can you show me how can I set WiFi on mega 3 OUPES step by step. Thx.

did you ever have your system so that you were installing an additional battery into an existing system. You said that it take a couple of cycles for the app to see the total battery load. I installed my second battery today and I am at 99% but I am still feeding load into the battery and it has been at 99% for awhile so it makes sense that it take some time for the firmware to figure it out. I also use to discharge the first battery down to 15% and it would then pull power from the grid and take it back to 18%. Makes me think the battery did not like being at 15% so I have now changed that discharge SOC number to 20% and will see how it goes. Thanks for your videos, most time its better to hear someone else's experience. the SS techs mean well but there are a lot of new ones and just are still reading the talking points unfortunately

Great idea!!

great video for a DIY guy! added this question to a previous video. As you added batteries is there any requirement to balance the SOC for each battery before you integrate them into the system? is setting the dip switches for the 2nd and 3rd battery the only thing you have to do before you power up the existing 18k with the first battery? Also can you do a video showing why you needed 3 inverters with only 4 batteries. I know you can do 3 batteries for each inverter but 3 inverters for 4 batteries seems excessive so I am sure you have a use case. Again nice videos for a DIY guy, installing the batteries on the wall by myself is the biggest challenge. I also did not use any ferrules so I now ordered the crimper and ferrules as that seems better. Any advantage to soldering the ferrules on instead of crimping. Did you crimp the battery cable ferrules only once or do you crimp each one twice?

just got my second battery and was watching your video again to make sure I installed it correctly. Since both batteries will not be at the same SOC is there anything I have to do before turning everything back on or will the 18k and BMS take care of it? Second battery has the second dip switch down and the rest up, correct. Looks like you used PVC conduit, did you punch out the large knockouts? I tried to punch out the smaller on inside the large one but the large one came out and I believe they are 2 1/4" holes. What hardware did you use, looks like it some kind of PVC on the outside and EMT on the inside. The local big box stores only go up to 2" so I guess this requires a trip to the real electrical supply or amazon. Thanks for your video it has been very helpful for a one person install, these babies are heavy beasts for an old dude

great tips thank you! I am wishing to place my freeze dryer in a space on the floor under a counter. With that the top of the FDer has no room above the machine to vent. There IS room on both sides so fans can be placed there to keep air circulating. There is also room on the floor beside the FD'er to place the pump and a defrost drain hose/container. Can you tell me if the 4" clothes dryer hose going outside helps keep the vacuum pump cooler? as the pump runs pretty hot just sitting beside the FD'er out in the open. I am interested what you or your viewers think about this as i am trying to use space efficiently. thanks again! @brucemattes5015 (I see your comments below)

Start your kids splitting wood at 8 years old and you'll raise men!

Instead of using ferrules, you think tinning the wire would be just as effective?

How do I charge the B2 battery with house current ? Do I attach battery to Mega 3 then charge Mega 3 into the battery ?

I never thought I'd hear the day when someone complained they had to carry a bucket of ashes out once a week to the garden !!!

362 every time, easier to rebuild and a bit tougher.

Are ferrules necessary or just recommended?

Nice video with a lot of good tips. I have one of the older 18K PVs with the gray cable. Does the cable only need to be replaced if you are running the 18K pv in parallel?

Where did you get the box of large Ferrules?

Did you cut a wire to unlock the speed sensor? If so which one

Whaddya pay?

Sick ride!

Awesome bike!

Good machine

Looking GREAT!!! 3 18kpv's NOICE!!! Been meaning to order one of those ratchet cutters! Used your link!🤘

Just put the wood stove where you spend time; that's what they do. Most heat in a cellar goes out through the foundation into dirt ( unless the cellar is used by people. ) Simple!

You need to burn hard wood not soft wood

Put a pump on that 50 gal. barrel and pump it into a dumpster or an enclosed dump trailer. My son has this exact planer, and yes it creates lots of sawdust. He has a large Oniada dust collector for his shop, but only a 30 gal trash can for collecting the dust. When the dust collector is turned on the pump comes on also. They never have to manually empty the trash can. It goes directly into a covered dump trailer with high sides.

Thanks for showing solar connected to the XT60 connections with the home panel, no one else has showed that.

How do you cut those applesauce squares so precisely like that after they've been dried? Dont they just crumble?

Will this correct the shift indicator flashing 3 times and preventing you from shifting?

I just received my fan that you recommended and I'm so disappointed that it doesn't fit the medium Harvest Right, not even close. At least not the latest model. Also the front piece of this fan is part of the entire outside structure so there's no way to remove that either, hoping it might make a difference. Sad :( It was such a great idea to speed things up.

You are too young too thinking about retirement, self sufficiency, well the government despises self suffiency

My Coonara from 1986 came factory with this exact system, linked to a copper vat in the roof... still working to this day without fault...

Thanks for sharing!

If you want 240 volt 7200 watts the EcoFlow delta Pro Ultra 6000Wh is the way to go.

Since I've purchased my freeze drier i don't use my dehydrator. Probably would if I wanted to make jerky.

You were told wrong by tech support. When using the hub you can only charge from DC.

The oupes only has 3072 wh battery versus the EcoFlow 3600 wh the oupes extra battery only has 2048 wh versus the EcoFlow 3600 wh extra battery. The oupes surge is 7000 watts versus EcoFlow 7200 watt surge.

When using the hub to get 240 volts these units aren't even designed to charge from AC just DC. And all front panel 120 volt recepticals are disabled leaving just the two on the hub available. Plus the 240 volt, 7200W receptical.

When using the double hub to get 240 volts from your 2 Delta Pros, all front panel recepticals are disabled and you can only charge from DC with the hub connected. Regardless of what configuration you want to use your 2 Delta Pros, they can't be charged from 240 volt AC when the hub is connected. When using the hub, you're configured the 2 Delta Pros as 240 volts split phase. One Delta Pro is outputting one 120 volt phase at 3600 watts, and the other is outputting the other 120 volt phase 180 degrees out of phase to create your 240 volts. Here's a video showing that it's not even possible to charge with any AC when using the hub. Unless you use an AC to DC Voltage converter and charge with DC. ua-cam.com/video/1Z9W4GH7xBM/v-deo.html&si=SA1Eo6epWZBIBNT0

Once it started to smoke, it needed to be removed from your system and sent back for a replacement. Anytime any electronic equipment emits smoke, damage has occurred in the device. Even if it still seems to function, it's still damaged to some extent and requires repair or replacement.