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Unfortunately, even on a foam pad it is still noisy.

@@grahamnichols1416 I've also been happy with it.

@@tomcass240 chopped glass or carbon/kevlar is much higher strength (and a lot harder to sand)

@@TheGoodContent37 They overheat, which isn't good for them, so only do it long enough to get a reading.

@@summetj Thank you very much! 🙏

For the daytime terrestrial shots in this video, yes. But I used the same window for both telescopes. For astronomy I put them outside.

I'm sorry to hear that. My set had all the pieces (but a few of them were of a slightly different color tone than I was expecting given the printed color manual).

I only have the one unit, so I am not an expert on the slave/master configuration setup, but my understanding is that you can use one unit on your camera as both a camera flash AND a transmitter, and set all of the remote units to flash when it does.

You would need to give the android app "background locations" permissions. That would be under the permissions menu for that specific app in your android system.

@@garymaynard7562 Only each time you connect the battery to the inverter. (And it's not strictly necessary to use a prerecharge resistors, but it prevents inrush current and sparking.)

I'm surprised the owner's manual doesn't mention the resistor procedure. Thanks for your quick reply. I think I have found the resister as well as an inline fuse for my Vevor 2500-watt pure wave inverter. Thanks again!

@@garymaynard7562 If the manufacturer is confident that their device can survive an inrush of current without ill effects, they may not go over the (completely optional) procedure. Because I was connecting a LiIon pack of batteries to an inverter originally designed for Lead Acid batteries, I do the precharge procedure to prevent inrush current and sparking. This is because the internal resistance of LiIon batteries is much lower than lead acid batteries, so they are able to instantaneously provide a lot higher amp/current when compared to lead acid batteries. [So a procedure that may not be necessary for lead acid batteries may be helpful when using LiIon batteries instead.]

@@cheribegin5106 from the main screen, swipe in a right direction and you will get to a menu. On the right hand side of the menu the third item down looks like a red blood drop with 02 text on it. Tap that and it will measure your blood oxygen.

@@summetj thank you

With the 2015 Leaf S, the bluetooth phone pairing is done via the steering wheel buttons (not the radio). It is almost a separate system that just happens to use the radio as a speaker. [The AIR99 is not involved in the phone call conversations, only playing music.]

My understanding is that windows 11 does not come with the MPEG2 decoding (codec) that is needed to view DVD videos. (If you insert a data DVD, you can probably read the data just fine, but not play DVD videos.). Look for the MPEG2 codec so the Windows Media Player will play DVD's from the windows store. apps.microsoft.com/detail/9n95q1zzpmh4?ocid=webpdpshare Alternatively I would suggest installing the free VLC video player to see if that fixes the issue (by installing a mpeg2 codec).

@@summetj im sorry please dumb it down for me

@@Magma52717 Windows 11 does not come with the software needed to pay DVD Videos (MPEG-2 Codec). You either need to buy it (MPEG-2 Codec) from the windows store, or install other software that includes it (VLC video player).

I don't know for sure, but I suspect so. If it has a headphone out jack, or a aux out and mic in jack as most computers do, it should work. If it has a 5v USB-A slot, you can plug them in to get the lights.

@@summetj nvm i got a diffrent one but ty i might buy one for my brother in a couple years

It's in the video description, but I copied it here for you: amzn.to/3tJcTXk

I'd expect a good AAA battery to provide at least 3 amps to a short.

@@ADogAbe I have not run in them, but they are lightweight enough that you could. My impression is they would be more appropriate for basketball or walking than long distance running.

@@sullyway51 maybe? I don't know how that would work with IPA

There is a difference between a sponsored video (where they pay me for my time to show off only the good features of the product and have editorial control over the video) and a product review where I received the product for free. [But I'm not paid for the time it takes to review the product, and they have zero control over my editorial choices.] (In this case, I still have to pay taxes on the price of the product as "non-employee compensation") But yes, I did receive the gimbal head for free to review, which is why I called it out.

@@summetj I see the difference, but my point is that the moment you receive something of value, you’re no longer unbiased. All psychological research points towards this. At some (conscious or unconscious) level, your opinion is affected.

@@DrWasim I agree, and is why I point out in my video that I have received it to review for free so that viewers can make up their own mind.

@@summetj I see. Nice review though 😊

yeah thats not how that works. so, if they were provide the product, which they have to claim on their taxes, effectively the person receiving it is paying for it, whereas the company providing it writes it off as marketing. no pay was directed in any direction. just in cases you actually want to know what you're talking about.

I got a stroke reading your comment

So far I'm just using the ratchet block and my hand (the hook goes mostly unused). By "recreational height" I just mean that the boom is high enough that it will swing over your head without you having to get your whole body down under the deck of the boat (I still have to duck a little, but not contort) . There isn't a specific height, just whatever is comfortable for you.

Thanks very much. I appreciate it.

Yes, certainly, use a post hole digger to make a much smaller hole just for the post. The only risk is that your poles may start to sink into the ground (at an uneven rate, causing the platform to tilt), and they may not last as long in the ground without the concrete around them. (But if they are ground contact rated pressure treated poles, they should do fine until the kids grow up.)

Sounds defective, send it back.

@@summetj I’ve had it since Christmas of last year,idk if I can send it back anymore 😂

@@lisagalish5201 Permanent so far!