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It really depends on what's wrong with your battery ? they do work in certain situations.

30 feet is not 5km. Talk about bait and switch clickbait

Can i use More then 1 uplink ? I need to connect 20? Like lsi 9300 i8 with 2 cables

The reset does not work on my battery. All the lights still keep blinking

Ty! Saved me some Money ❤

How to do bga microelectronics with plumbing soldering iron and paint removal heat gun ;D

If there are no drivers for the RAID controller, obviously it won't work. Clonezilla doesn't include everything under the sun driver vise so you might need to add or mount the specific driver for your hardware first :) Also, check the different versions of clonezilla, they include completely different modules. One for windows machines is more specific and bare bones than one for servers / enterprise.

You need a t-shirt: "Awesome" on the front and perhaps "ugly side" on the back 😉

Hi, Morten, there is lifehack how to save clean cable after duct tape, for the beginning you should to wrap cables by duct tape glue side out and then wrap one more time over by traditional way. After removing duct tape there will be no glue on surface.

Why not replace the old batteries with loke for like new ones?

could not we just wire the batteries like the retail ones but have the charging pcb charge it externally through the socket that the normal adapter uses?

50W, more like 8W if you're lucky. I fell for the same scam (but had a suspicion about it's claims of efficiency before I hit check out.)

The SFP+ DAC (passive) should be a lot better because there is no signal processing in the transceiver. It literally connects the contacts from one sfp+ slot to the other via a copper conductor. That's also why it does not reach far beyond 5 m. I think you mixed up the numbers of the SFP+ Fibre and SFP+ DAC transceivers. All other methods have some sort of signal processing and or medium conversion, and that is the mayor contributor to the latency. The medium itself is mostly irrelevant in this case, the (long) distance has a bigger influence in latency than if the signal travels over copper or optical fibre. Of course signal degradation over very long distances and the need for repeaters do play a role. So we have two contributors: - Medium conversion - Distance But to be blunt, in a homelab, I don't think latency matters enough. I'd just avoid the SFP(+) to RJ45 transceiver modules, not just because of latency issues, but also because they get hot af and draw a lot of power.

10:36 the pump the right way around would help hehe nvm: by the magic of editing its suddenly fixed Edit: but i was always thinking something similar when i were still living with my parents, could i use the pool for the watercooling of my pc? but the pips should be realy long

how cute a cluster of lenovo tinys

The foam, you should of inserted them the other way, you have the reflective / smooth side facing the sun, you would be better having the rough and none reflective side facing the sun.

Hi your teaching are good Could you share your email address? i have some doubt

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Man you are close! 27 ° C is perfect! Full greenhouse is essential. since tubing has circular cross section you could just lay clear sheet on top with limited conductive heat loss , but even better to give little more air gap. seal the sides up good and silicone in the back foam - whole thing air tight as possible. re: pump i say bite the bullet and buy another small solar panel (at a fair price this time!) and couple it with the existing small panel.

Place it in the box with the glass window. It will work.

ye that solar pannel looks more like 20 watts

If (when) the foam starts breaking down in the sun, you can probably protect it quite well with just a bit of black spray paint.

You could make a circuit using a 555 and LDR. You would only want it to turn on when the LDR gets enough light. The 555 would control the pump, so that it's not pushing all the water through and stops to give it some time to heat up. You should also enclose it which would heat the air up inside making the performance better. I thought of doing one where the water coil is in the frame of a solar panel as they get hot, so doing two jobs. And it's all framed for you as a single unit, panel pumps and heating at the same time. Interestingly, would having solar to electrical heating work better?

Fully enclose the solar heater, with the internal being coloured either black reflective. The sides need to be slightly taller so to create an air gap above/in-front of the the pipe loop the front which faces the sun needs to be a transparent polycarbonate cover. This will make a mini greenhouse with the solar heat loop inside this will greatly improve the heat output.

Hello again Love your Videos One of your viewer from New Zealand

First!....HeHEHE! Have a great day!

Is there a new version of Android for it? RUclips doesn't work on the old one :/

People already talked about the costs, but yeah, i also suffer the same... My LebaraDK data plan is 100GB in DK, but only 5 when in roaming... So im also buying that router for my vacations to my home country, Portugal. Regarding the data usage reported by the device, and because the seller sold you and already used and returned device (same as ElGiganten Outlet), the 15GB used are not yours but the ones from the previous user... There should be a way to reset them. After that, and with a completely new sim card, they both should be with equal consumption, but if you use another card, then the router keeps rising. You can only see the Lyca consumption trouth their app or site, with the IMEI of the sim card.

Do you think you could do this for me? Might save $125:on a new battery.

Congratulations on 1400 RUclips videos Morten! 🎉

appreciate the video, but I must say this product is horrific, ours only sees 2 out of 10 drives as I type this on each of our three different servers

can you tell me what the power consumption of the giant jbod is?

VGA port? Isn't that a serial port?

What is your overall opinion about the Ryobi Gas ChainSaw RCS3835T ? Did you have many problems with it over the years ? I'm considering to buy one thx!

This bloody third world country called australia i can barely get 70mbit and you have 10 gbit lol

Lol I love this stuff but I’m so confused as to what we are trying to accomplish here sitting in a crawlspace with 10 Gb Internet. I don’t see why we are doing this.

at this point i'm going to build a server & computer network

Having the switch in the bottom of the rack leaves it very exposed if there is flooding, maybe it should be higher.

Are you using the inverter in the AllPower? Could you connect up the panels for 24volt? If the Allpower can take 24v input you could step the voltage down from 24v to 19v instead of up from 12v???

Probably a little late, but you should have pulled a pull through string along with the wires/fibre. That way if you needed to pull anything else (especially with the corrugated pipe) you could easily pull it. I am not sure if you could still use the plastic bag (or small piece of cloth) and a vacuum...

I'm just waiting for the air mattress and sleeping bag for Morten's first night in the bunker 😁

:o you xD and btw good video

Draw wire anyone? 🤦‍♂️

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nice! :D

Morten was saying: “The fiber optic cable was available”, but means: “Now we’re one short at work” 😉 Just disappointed you didn’t use the vacuum cleaner and plastic bag on a pull wire trick to get the wires trough 😉…

this is pretty major progress - the only productive things I have to add is to use fused connections and also add pos pressure hepa with humidity control and remote monitoring - you probably have to extend series and get a mini pc running with home assistant and a few controls for env and power, you want to have redundant connections to the bunker and out of the bunker, a mini cluster would be nice in the bunker - redundancy and failover - good poc content - the use of the tools to install and verify fiber was great - tuborg gold award! I would have tried to use dac just for ease of use and price - i have had bad luck with tranceivers - they get hot - trying to stick with rj45/cat8. try to put foam boards and then plywood pieces for floor of bunker - maybe even shag carpet. good ending to this one, try to do more cable mgt - most of it is good but rem this is a bunker - everything has to be perfect and orderly

Amazed you got that cable through there! There's a reason its called PULLING cable - could have sucked a string through that tube (vacuum and a plastic bag) then pulled your cable - great video thanks! Always better to be too long than too short!

A thougt crossed my mind: is the fiber crossed a/b --- b/a? Otherwise you will get no link, no data will flow and the miniGBIC stays cool

Try another SFP+ miniGBIC. I can recommend "H!Fiber AXS85-192-M3". A pair of 2 cost only 27€. Works great in my TP-Link SX3008f and also in my cheap Binardat 5*2.5+2*SFP+ Switch.