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Great video! What about 1.5" S Trap piping that goes directly into a 4" floor drain ?

Fantastic job!!!!! 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺

I installed a Tosot unit that needed 230V. Your video was very helpful in wiring the electrical from my panel to the mini-split. I ended up using THNN wire and running heavier gauge wire to help future proof in case I purchase a larger unit. The break down of the two hot legs and the neutral, ground bonding in the panel was excellent. So far, I’m very happy with how the unit cools and how quiet the outdoor heat pump is. One thing I still need to install is a HVAC disconnect switch and surge protector. I also think I will slide the exposed signal wire connecting the indoor and outdoor units inside some flexible PVC to shield it from the elements.

The ground was nicely explained - thanks!

Thank you for this video ❤

Wow you are right Ryobi tools are great they don't break your bank account I have had no problem with products. I like the hand saw you used I HAVE TO get one thanks.

WoW very nice!

Go by Oil window. My yamaha takes oil to the top of the dip stick at the plastic, not the marks.

Be careful out there!!!! Congrats on the new toy!!

The most valuable 24 minutes of my day right here

47:07 they do it that way so it becomes an oil trap, but its not necessary to do it if your outdoor unit is on lower level than your indoor unit

I just installed a GFCI in my main bathroom. My tester lit up properly there. But it was flickering on the other two lights in the other bathroom. If those two lights were on solid it would mean that hot an neutral were backwards, but the only two wires coming into the second bathroom. The black wire was hot, and the white wire didn't show voltage with my voltage sensor.

So you used wood?

I have a switch using red for neutral and wit wirenuted to the switch next to it. The red is feeding an outlet. My hot is from the wall,I can get power to the switch, but not out of the outlet swch contrls outside lite.

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Thanks for all the videos, I enjoyed watching each one! (though i skimmed through the electrical, at least for now :D). Would you ever use a metal tube building to try to pass code for a living space with a bedroom?

I have a switch that controls my lights and the outlet underneath I should I bypass it to let the outlet always be hot and the light switch to still turn lights on and off

This is great! Thank you!

This video is one of the best instructional videos I've ever seen on you tube, very well done. Thank you!

Outstanding DIY video! Thank you for explaining the electrical aspect in such great detail,

Do you have any SPD installed?

Awesome video! Quick question... what size of flare nut wrench did you use? I'm prepping before our split AC arrives. Thanks in advance!

Great video! Everything was explained very well! 👍🏼

Thanks good job. And yes trade school is the way to go

That was the best explanation I've ever seen on electric circuits. Glad the 3 way switches and panel box were in there.

Thanks for the tips just liked and sub

Hi, may I know the weight? thx

Always useful to detail the winch model and rope size (width and length).

this rules

Good stuff, bro’. I knew there was a reason I saved the video adding it to my favorites not being able to watch it yesterday AM due to getting back to work. Now home, I was glued to your vid. Also liked/subscribed. 👍🏼😎⚡️🪛🔌⚡️

Best educational video on UA-cam.

This video was so helpful just crushed an install of a tosot 18000 unit thanks to you! Anyone else have a problem flaring tosots included line sets ? The 1/4 and 1/2 inch pipe didn’t fit in 5 different flare tools just slightly smaller 😠

My mannnnnn, what a great explanation. I do have a question on wires, long story short i dont have power on about 4 outlets that im pretty sure are connected. Ive replaced all outelts with new ones but theyre still not working. When i take all the outlets out and just have the wires poking out i checked them for a current and theyre all dead, power is on in the circuit box. This probably means theres damage to the wires inside the walls? Or could it be the breaker thats in the breaker box? Im trying to do this myaelf as i dont have money to pay an electrician to come out, any help would be greatly appreciated it thank you

thank you so much from a DIY homeowner! greatly appreciate your analogies and intro to electricity! I got the tosot!

Wow. I had never thought about swapping out the engine. I haven’t even started my tiller for about 5 years,pretty sure it will be locked up. Thanks for the info.

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Hopefully you are still active on this channel. Just wondering if I can extend 240v wired from my room to the garage. I used to grow weed in the room and needed 240v to give power to my 8 light control box. Now that I don’t need it anymore I was wondering if I could extend those wires to my garage. So I could charge a future ev? Can I add flex to those wires being ran to my garage?

Great teaching. im gonna install a fan in my living room, but i would like to know where to intercept the power on this type of setup

1:37 I'm confused... you say the roof vent is for helping the water go down but I had understood that the drains would flush quite well without a vent. The problem is not that too little water goes down, rather it's the opposite, that too much gets sucked down. Also an air actuated valve is something from pneumatic control systems, what you mean to say is air admittance valve.

Great video! My house has an outlet in it where only the top plug runs off the switch and the bottom plug is always hot. Just recently, I removed my garbage disposal that was plugged into the outlet so I could perform some maintenance on it. When I went to plug it back in, it turned on despite the switch being off. Both plugs are now hot all the time. I tested the switch with a meter and it's good but I'm not sure about the outlet. The new outlet has four places to plug into, two on the left and two on the right, plus the green for the earth ground. The wires I'm looking at are red, black, white, and copper earth ground. I won't mention the copper wire because there's no doubt where that goes. The old outlet had red and black on the right and white on the left. I noticed that the new outlet has continuity at both connection points on the left and the right where as the old one only had continuity on the left. Removable tab? I think I see it but I'm not sure. Anyway, I'm still messing with it but since I liked your video, I thought I'd ask you and see if you could add that little tidbit to it.

Best explanation ever

whats better 1300w or 1500? what do you think? Thanks

This is so useful!!!

thank you

Dude, you are awesome. Thank you for making this video

If you don't put the additional wire on the ground does it act as a closed circuit then?

Are switches always 14 guage. Does it matter?

This is a great video! Thanks so much

I have a similar product for my medium sized diesel tractor. I use one stabilizer bar to keep the hitch (or brush hog) from moving side to side while in use.

Can't blame the guy, it is a pretty cute little trailer . . .