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If Luna can't attend a event then I don't go. She event went to my Brothers Funeral and to the meal at a Hotel after

Pity they don't play more during the parade. These young boys not as fit these days compared to the old timmers

@@user-te7bh2fc7n Hi. The fans do not stay on all the time. They only come on when needed and they can run and different speed depending on the heat and not the load. I only use mine to run a 1000watt air fryer, but my inverter never gets hot to touch. As the chips cook and the heating element switches off and on then the fan speed will change. Only thing I can think off is the metal body of the unit helps get rid of heat so it needs a space all around it. If your cables are lose then that would cause heat. I intend to get thinker cables for mine as they would be the hottest part. It comes with a 12 month warranty, so if I was you and you think your unit might be faulty then find something that uses a 1000 watts and run it at that rate for 30 mins or more. It should do it without problem and if it fails then return for a replacement.

@@AustellHenderson Thanks for your reply. I can hold my fingers on inverter case, but comparing to Novopal 1.5 kW with connected refrigirator (85 W load) Renogy has higher temperature in almost similar conditions. I will try to test with a higher load, as you advised, and additionally check the built-in temperature sensor just in case. Currently, the inverter is working well, there was no shutdown due to overheating.

Hi. My friend is away on a foreign holiday at the monent. He also uses the same inverter as me, but he uses a 800watt air fryer with his and a Electric underblanket. He was to give me a new set of power cables so when I meet up with him( could be a few weeks, HGV Driver) I'll make another short video on how the fans work and what temperature the unit, cables and battery become. When I do it I'll put a link to the video here. CZcams should then send you a notification. Hope that helps. The only other thing I'll say about the fans is that cheaper inverters just have them blowing all the time. Not much good if you are using them at night with a electric underblanket as the noise keeps you awake. The fan are there to stop the unit overheating and getting damaged. I used mine during a heatwave in the boot of my car using the full 1000watts and the inverter never cut out. I'm using mine now over a year and it's used most weekends

@@AustellHenderson Thanks. It would be interesting to watch the video. Yesterday I modified the inverter cooling system. Installed an additional 12V board with a temperature sensor to control the fans. Now the fans will start at a temperature of 35 degrees Celsius at low speed. At 55 degrees, the fans will go to maximum speed. RPM are adjusted smoothly depending on the temperature.

@user-te7bh2fc7n it sounds like you know what you are doing but you shouldn't need to do it. I just wondered if your inverter maybe had a fault. My friend still on holidays but when he gets back we'll do a few tests just to see how hot or warm it gets. When I bought mine I payed the small amount extra to amazon for the 3 year warranty as I didn't have much luck with so-called 2000watt inverters before this and it cost alot more. It couldn't run my 800 watt airfryer. I also have anorther 500 watt pure sine wave inverter made by Bestex but I never use it because the fans run the whole time and are to loud when I used it to power my Electric Underblanket. The noise kept me awake

Hi. Depending on how tall your grass it you might have to ajust the hight to start with. I would keep my grass short so I would usually skim over it every two weeks or so and I don't bother with the grass box. When keeping it short it means the grass can be cut even if its wet, unlike a electric mower

After them boys jumped off, they had a long way to go to get back up to the mountain carpark, to get there cars.

@@jamesfriery Next years event will be held in Bangor, County Down, so hopefully if I get to it I have a better idea what happens, so I would like to see the whole morning parade when the Military bands arrive.

She did some running into the water after stones that the weans where throwing. The following day we where at whitehead then we walk up a mountain and we never got hone until 10pm that night. The following morning Luna was done out for her first time it took us a hour to do less than her normal morning walk. She's fully recovered now

Glad it helped you

I have just one more video of them doing Beating the Retreat.

I've been out and tried it and it's a good job. I think after a while some of the bolts might come lose with the vibration from the car and that's why they give the spare alumkeys

I have a shed full of stuff that I bought and never used. Maybe this will end up in there. I'm waiting for a cold snap so I can try it out

@@markcurrier8362 Thank-you Mark

@@jamesfriery It's been years since I last seen them in Portrush, but the display was easier to see at Belfast Lough. My Gopro Camera not the best Camera fir filming jets but they not very big to begin with. When the Red Arrows come to Northern Ireland, they don't even land here. They fly in from Braitain, do the display then fly straight back again.

I'd never been to one before so I missed bits here and there but now I know what happens, I'll be better prepared for next year's event which will be in Bangor. Luna did that much running on the beach with the local weans throwing stones into the water, that the following Monday morning she could only do half of her morning walk, and it still took her a hour to do. Video coming up shortly of the Red Arrows display team.

@@WildInishowen I actually recorded this 3 times. Bit like goldilocks and the three bears story. 1st time I was too far away. 2nd time I was where this video was taken buut the hut blocked part if the view but the heavy rain showed the spot lights off well then the 3rd time i was right in the middle but a bit to close and there was no rain this time and the lights where abit to bright. Its like they say, every cloud has a silver lining. I might upload the 3rd one sometime. View and sound is better but the lack of rain means not quite as good, but others might differ

Thanks JC. I'm always wondering if there was any point of making them. Unlike most people who do what they know, I seem to spend alot of time solving problems and working stuff out for myself as I do it. Thing like my coal fire Back Boiler leaking during my Christmas Holidays, cutting my stone fireplace so it would be smaller and moving my kitchen into my bedroom which meant that I needed to work out how to get mains water and new electric ring circuit installed. My next project will be to finish off turning my old kitchen into my new bedroom. I had problems trying to get the mains water turn off valve in the public street and trying to find insulated panels for a shower idea that I had. Both haven't been solve so I need to work around them. A birds nest also held me back but I'll be Car Camping the next few weekends then hopefully ill get on with the bedroom. CZcams is just a hobby for me. I don't earn any money from it, nor do I want to. That why I have a large range of different videos from diy, wild caravaning, wild car camping and walking luna around all sorts of places around Northern Ireland/Ireland. Thanks again fir your nice comment.

There's a large stone circle just outside Raphoe. There's usually some sheep walking around them.

Is that the one you have to walk up a long hill to that's in raphoe I've been there to.

@collettemchugh9495 that's it. Small forest nexr to the lane.

I think most of the money goes to pay the finale salary Pensions for retired Forestry Workers. They sell a yearly pass for £30 that used to do all their forests in Northern Ireland, but most of their Forest have now been leased to local councils, so the pass now only covers 3 Forest Parks and the Councils have their own charges

I used to have a Black Lab called Shadow, and he was almost knocked down by a car at this Mill.

@@AustellHenderson luna is a nice wee dog just goes about does her own thing but at least she listens to you, I'm from strabane

@@collettemchugh9495 Luna not like a normal dog. She was hard work for the first two years that I had her. Both luna and I had to change. If luna runs under bushes then I just walk on and a few mins or more later she finds me again. I've put a link below just to give you a idea what she was like. Every time she would mess up she would drive me mad but then a short while later I would try to trust her again, and again and again. czcams.com/video/45OlX0hzZeA/video.htmlsi=4__Xbr-ZyUazMSJJ

It worth seeing it when it's going. They just run one Beetling Machine, but you could just imagine the sound of all six going at full speed.

Your side Panals are probably upside down. I did the same mistake at the start. It doesn't matter what way the side panals are when doing any off the other types off base units, but when doing the drawer unit then the predrilled holes won't line up if the side panals are upside down.. If you look closely to the holes in the side panal you'll notice that top and bottom are not a mirror reflection of each other. You will need to dismantle the base unit and what is now the bottom of the side panal, turn it so it now becomes the top then the holes for the drawer runners will be in the proper place. Hope that helps.

I did to begin with but after seeing your vid I have not flipped it to have the 6 at the top still no joy

Only other thing that I can think off is that the front of the drawers are not screwed on in the correct position. Try taking all the front of the drawers then insert the drawers and you'll be able to see if they are spaced equally apart.

Mine has the small drawer to the top and the middle and bottom drawers are deeper

Glad to hear that this video helped you. It's almost 2 years now since I made this video and I'm glad to say that my push mower is still going well. I don't use the grass box and just skim over my lawn every 2 weeks or so.

Hi Alan. A wee bit of rain doesn't put me and Luna off. I always fancied doing the walk the other way from Bangor to Hoolwood, but not sure how long it is. Probably 10 mile or more, so maybe sometime I'll car camp in Bangor again and do it one way then get the train back to Bangor again. I'll be Car Camping somewhere near Belfast tonight as I want to go to the Armed Forces Day near Newtownabbey tomorrow. Not sure where ill camp yet or what time ill be leaving at. Never been to it before but I'll get up early tomorrow morning so I can get a handy parking space.

Glad to say she hasn't escaped yet. She now has the run of my whole house, back yard/shed, side garden and front garden.

You can tell that I haven't travelled much. Good luck with your new push mower.

Glad this video helped you. Mine still going well after a few years. I would give my lawn a quick cut every odd week and I don't bother with the grass box.

For some reason most walks are in kilometres. I think it so people think they have done a longer walk than they have. I would use both inches and cms when DIYing, but I don't always know how far a few kilometers is. In a normal, Luna walk, with her playing, sniffing, we would count every Mile at 30 minutes time, so if a walk was 2 miles I know to allow a hour for it.

I wouldn't say that I was a good trainer. Its just that Luna and I trust each other more now. She has calmed down in the last six months or so but its probably more down to her age. She's 3 and a half years old now. She still wants to chase stuff but if I shout then she does come back. Sometimes I think she getting to quiet. I still like to see her play with other Pups, but sometimes she just wants her ball more.

The weird thing is that I trust our MOT Centre's more so than a garage. The type of equipment that they use, most garages wouldn't have and these test Centres don't run at a loss, and yet it only cost £38. The problem is that of the NI Government. When I bought my car 5 years ago it needed a MOT just 2 months later and at that time the MOT Centres were having problems with demands. Then we had some Centres getting Cracks on the car lifts, and just like when a aeroplane gets a crack, all Centres where grounded as they all use the same brand of car lift. The Centres starting doing overtime at weekends then Covid came, then after Covit the demand for test went to its highest level in history. Then they had a Strike for a pay rise, and now some Centres are again getting cracks on the Car Lifts. Londonderry MOT Centre is the same as it was 20 years ago, but there's lots more cars on the road. They bought land several years ago at Maydown Industrail Estate for a new Centre, and yet nothing changed. If they Simply charged £50 for the test and get on with building the new MOT Centres

changed again, if your vehicle is 5-7 years old it is now MOT exempt

Hi. I never did the original wiring. It was done before I took ownership of my car and that's why when I had the fault, I bought the same model of bypass box that had already been wired into the car. All I had to do was plug the new box onto the old wire harness then I just wired in the 12 volt trailer socket. Since then I've installed a Pure sine wave Inverter thats powered from a lithium battery and removed all the car seats and installed a bed for car camping and its no longer easy to get back into the wiring loom without stripping out the car. When you get the bypass box then it has the wiring instructions with it. The one problem I've had since making this video is now my bypass box is always live, so if I'm not using the trailer socket for a while then I just remove the fuse. When the garage wired the first one up then they took the power fron a 12 volt aux socket and then if the car was turned off then the bypass box also would turn off. The problem with that is if the car ever broke down on a cold wet winter night and I had the caravan on tow, then although the hazard lights and side lights would be on in the car, the caravan tail light would not light up, which I thought was dangerous.

@@AustellHenderson thank you Sir 👍

The tool is just too heavy. I tried to remove a fence post with it, but the chiisle was too short, so ive since bought a 6.3kg SDS Drill. Still haven't tried it out yet, but I've another bit of wall needs knocking down, so probably do it within the next few weeks.

I didn't go in to far in case I got locked in. No other widows or doors to get out. The fact that the outer shell was strip off first might mean that it could've had something between it and the blast wall that they don't want the public to know about, so it could've been removed before hand. There are still lots of police station around Northern Ireland that are still high risk of being bombed, even though there a so called peace process. They have just spent a few years extending a police barracks in Londonderry. They had to build a temporary blast wall first, just to protect the workers who where building it. I found it interesting that it had lots of layers, bit like one of them Russian Dolls. Not sure if it ever sold.

Hi. My next video is in Dungannon. The Hill of the O'Neil. I always wanted to see it but it was always closed. It will be released in the next few days. I've been to Dungannon Park and it was there when I was in the Caravan Park around 15 years ago, that I was told to put my Dogs on their Leads, and that was when I was walking them in the Park itself. I thought this place was no good for me so I got a refund and left but I was too late to find another Campsite and had to wild camp that night. I've been wild camping ever since. Ive also got some videos comeing up in the next few weeks of Benburb, the Ulster Canal and Mill Town. I returned a year or two ago with my last pup Willow. I'll leave a link below. czcams.com/video/9ce_i3-gy6s/video.htmlsi=els68qC9bpiWKpsw

I've never heard of Windmill Wood. Must check it out next time I'm up that way. I'll ask google maps. Thank. Always like checking out new places. Does it have a Carpark?

@AustellHenderson it does

Hi Liz. I just do youtube videos as a hobby. I don't earn any money from it, nor do I want to. I just use a gopro camera and all I have is its built in mic. Other folk making videos would use external mics but I'm just a min wage worker , but your not the first to say that you can't understand me. It's not all down to the mic. I'm from Londonderry in Northern Ireland and we just speak differently. There are sometimes when I make a video that I find that a small section of it could make a more special video. Boat Crash was one such video and got over 430k views, so i I wonder if you would like to preview the first video that I've ever made with subtitles and see if it makes any difference on how I'm heard. I'll put a link below but I still have to get someone to check the spelling for me first, as I get lots of comments on my wrong spelling too. czcams.com/video/Dbz7WZU6KK0/video.html Thanks

I tend to agree with you. When I bought the kitchen the idea was to use solid beech worktop and splashback, but being a natural wood, 2 out of 4 of the worktops that I recieved split and after 6, 7 months B&Q agreed to replace them all as long as I got the replacement from them. I never intended using chipboard splashback but I've alot of other work to do around my home and I thought the splashback would be easier. I think in a few years time I'll replace it with Tiles