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Great video ! I’m installing a similar situation in Costa Rica where we’ve got lots of sun as well. I will be adding a Pepwave BR1 for 5G Internet. With everything you have in the video plus a Pepwave Router, how long would all of that last during days of overcast with the battery that you chose? Also, if you didn’t mind day only camera transmission could you power the camera directly off the panels without a battery and possibly less hardware ? So as the sun comes up , the cameras all wake up too ? Any help appreciated!

Gracias desde España.

I could not see the finished product out of drilling, i wanna see the water flowing from the pipe or a faucet

Screw you

I would definitely have a good filter system

So what was the cost? 20 years ago I had to replace my well pump,which was over 300 feet deep and that still cost $6,000.

Here in South Africa, that will be stolen the same day it is put up

What are the 3 pins on the back side of the battery?

They forgot the centering rings that keeps the pipe centered in the well casing.

Lots of love from Botswana 🇧🇼🔝🔥... I'm planning on moving to my family land for farming about 30 hectares, and first things first we need to get water , nice informative series

I don't understand but i do understand why he's doing mesh wifi, but doing UBNT PTMP would be so much better. it would come to 26-35watts for everything. if he ran fibre or stung fibre alone poles to the main and tallest pole, the fibre ptp uses only 5V/3.5watts at load and brings 1gb or can bring 10gb depending on SFP module. Just need a trench and conduit run that single fibre to the main tall pole and then use a UBNT 120 or 90 degree all in on sector which are cheap and then use nanostations for each camera/wifi/sensors pole. these poles can be 10kms - 40kms away with enough bandwidth for those two cameras or three cameras with the wifi also. this all using 35watts-45watts-55watts depending on which equipment is used. But a wireless PTMP with proper equipment for PTMP would be so much better for this project. Truly. I have my own 56 acre land here in Australia and we have one 120 degree sector but using a rocket ap 5GHz for the PTMP which has 44 clients and we use solar panels and also use hydro power for the equipment near the river that never stops flowing our equipment is usually in the middle of the pole besides the batteries. we have close to 140 cameras on our property, sensors for automatic gates, sensors for water levels where we can push a button an the water will fill the bath back up. we have so many sensors over the property we hvae close to 300-350Mbps coming back to the house and roughly around 40Mbps going out.But out property is a smart farm with auto feeders, auto lights, auto fill stations for water, auto almost everything. IT was a HUGE project I went on I might have to post this on reddit and show the map and photos of certain locations. IT's been running perfectly for over 5-6 years no issues besides my side losing street power. everything else ran no problems due to solar panels and batteries. We now have UPS on the main house side and the UDM PRO so everything keeps recording and running our lenovo and raspberry pi server. It works perfect I also used fibre ptp to run from my home to my front gate for cameras and gate control and controlling lights and doorbell and intercom, we have 4 cameras on the gate and 5 cameras along the drive way from gate to house we used fibre, we did this using a multi core fibre so each pole/light had a camera and a box for battery and fibre converter. it just worked. it's complicated but works. at the end of the day I would go fibre to the main pole and do UBNT PTMP for these cameras it will be cheaper and work much better. Truly.

The end reminds me of a song about a place in a little town where the waters VERY HARD TO DRINK.

How much did you pay ?

I'm not sure if this is true but I heard that when you drill for water the ground shrinks. In California this has been proven to be true with farmers drilling for water

Very nice project!

wow 600 ft ! i use to have twenty acres near Lake Orville and wells there at about 800 ft elevation off of the valley floor were consistently in the 300 ft range . the rock was granite and the water crystal clear . i think i got about 15 gpm which was very good in that area . i'm amazed that there is ANy water at all where you are . congratulations

I was looking for this info. Thanks for the discharged stats too!

The reason your tubing string from the pump to the surface is Schedule 120 pipe is because you are almost 300 psi, likely a little more, at the bottom of the string by the pump. A lot of pressure for plastic pipe.

Hello, my 10.8V battery has died. Can I use 12V?

6:39 plane on sky

Well, that's a pretty interesting video but I was left wondering: How many Gallons Per Minute did this Joshua Tree Well produce?

Is the depletion of aquifers/fossil water/groundwater, that is, the naturally stored water in the Earth's crust, part of the reason why certain parts of the Earth's crust are sinking (southern Sweden) and sea levels in certain parts of the world are rising by 1 mm per year (magnetic anomalies) regardless of how the polar ice caps fluctuate, as well as the glaciers on land fluctuating over millennia?

Artesian Well south of Baghdad. 2400 GPM 24/7

How much was it to dig that well? ..they did nice job

Great part 1 and 2 but whats your actual internet service/modem?

how much did this cost, all-in?

Looking forward to future content. So far everything you do has been interesting to me 👍.

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You hired real professionals … worth every penny

Wow ni!

The problem with groundwater in Cali is that this area is geologically active with crustal thinning. Because of this, hydrothermal processes are very important....You have a high heat flow, upward movement of magma full of various elements and mechanical deformation. All of this means that the groundwater will have a high load of dissolved minerals.

what would the cost be on a well like that,,, would it be cost effective for someone gold prospecting

WELL DONE PV. Heat from top and below (heated container roof). you will be amazed by performance increased if you raise the PV up a little bit to let air flow under the PV

Dang. My well is only 60’. I use blackroll pipe and have a little 3/4HP pump. If anything goes wrong I can just yank it out of the ground myself and replace the pump with an extra I keep lying around. 600’ is hardcore. PVC is tough too since it’s not DIY friendly. If you need a new pump a crane will have to come out to pull the pump. Hope your well lasts you a good long time! One of the deepest residential wells I’ve heard of. Doing the treatment system for it yourself is easy since that’s on the surface at least. Given this was over a year ago I assume you’ve gotten that all figured out.

what was the price of this there?

Good job

Anjing....gak ada obat 😂

Did you find water.??

Finally water presure is very slow 😂😂😂😂

So great to see talented people doing these kind of life saving work So sad to hear a person talking about drilling a weld 800+ feet’s on the desert of California. For same elegiacal incoherente reason.So sad, so sad. To see and hear that video.

It looked like they strapped the electric cable to the pipe with tape? That is an absolute no-no in boreholes. They should be using zip-ties. Not impressed by that at all. Regards from South Africa

How much did it cost?

I want to buy this tool please, reply me

Very good Video 👍

Very interesting Video & thanks for sharing 👍

Very cool video. How much did this project end up costing?

I live in WV and our well is 575 feet. Friend that has farm few miles away has one that's 750.

Wheres the next video?

What would happen if ten neighbors drilled wells and began watering plants 24/7?

This has given me some great ideas for my remote property. Thank you for making both of these videos!