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The door sensors are the two small pieces shown in the video, which trigger an OPEN alert on the phone app, when the 2 small pieces move more than 2 or so inches apart, and then indicate CLOSED again when they are near each other. The sensors themselves do not have a chime. They only trigger an alert on the smartphone YoLink app. Does this answer what you were asking?

@@travelingwithtroyandrhoda6442 Thank you... You have answered my question to some extent...Can I use the YoLink application to trigger chimes/alarm installed in house ..if yes, which make and model ... 🙏🙏

There are some "chime/alarm" options. There is a hub that can make sound (SpeakerHub), there is also a Siren Alarm. Check out their main website for more info: shop.yosmart.com Click on Hubs to see the SpeakerHub and click on Security then Sirens and Notifications, to see the Siren Alarm and read more about each. With the YoLink app you can setup automations so that sensor events can trigger certain actions, like alarms. Send an email to service@yosmart.com and they can guide you better. They have been great to work with and their products have served us well for quite a while now.

@@travelingwithtroyandrhoda6442 Thanks a bunch.

@@weighit thanks!

Glad to help! 😂

We have the next 4 days off and doing more!

Maybe some day I won’t be too stubborn to ask Rhoda to help. 😂 I was hoping it helped my flexibility to use my leg. And could have led to another blooper opportunity! Hiring it out sounds appealing but it was kinda fun to learn and do it. At least once.

Yeah, I recognized you right away! Yes, my terminology is often lacking, but my persistence compensates. You're the most fit and nimble guy I know, no way you'd fall!

Hard to compare. I bet tiffin buys in volume. We paid $330 for the new toilet. But that’s a good questions. How much more to just put in a good one to start with? Especially at their volume purchase prices. Thanks for watching and commenting.

😂😂😂😂 It was a nice success. Even more so if leaks don’t begin there in the future. Thanks!

Thanks for the feedback. I didn’t seem to have much or any issue with evaporation. And somehow I avoided any spots on the sides. Maybe the concoction tiffin recommends helps with that. I fully expected a mess down the sides.

Thanks for watching and for sharing your experience. I don’t look forward to removing and reapplying but maybe it won’t be too bad.

Amazing!!! Great to hear from you! Emma has said a lot of cute things for sure. :)

If you haven’t seen it yet, the Henry Doorly Zoo video on our channel has Emma in it.

I remember how sweet all the girls were when they were little. You guys were great parents and I'm sure you are so proud of what they've become. Thanks for pointing us toward the video.

I had started following them when they were just a kick starter project years before. And I like their price point. Some e-bikes are thousands of dollars and I’m sure you get what you pay for. But these are solid and have great customer service. They work well. No regrets at all for us. Thanks for watching. Miss the good ol’ days!

The Painted Desert was more amazing than I expected! The bikes fold up and then we strap them in the front of the car trailer. We have several feet of space in front of the car. Thanks for watching!

No bias here! ❤️

Thanks for the feedback! That’s a great idea. I may try to get some and update the video. I still think the final result is marginal between that and what we use. But it would be more interesting to see the result. 👍🏻

Yeah I think it is a very common mistake for people to say or think they are a septic system. And it is a common discussion about enzymes or not vs just plenty of water. I’ve considered a flush system too. I will check out flush king. So far we have paid a pro to do it annually (once so far). I saw someone just this week comment about having the standard tank flush system replaced by one that is much better. Thanks for the comment and watching!

Awesome! Thanks!

She does! And she got it at bargain prices!

YoSmart has some good videos on this kind of detail. czcams.com/video/UbuE2_ukrU4/video.htmlsi=idlNoiU0J-Tea5Bx Looks like a pair of triple A. Maybe double A. The box says extended battery life up to five years battery life due to unique low power or long range communication. IoT magic. 😂

I love their stuff! In fact I might have a problem. I keep finding more and more uses for it. And yes they do have the ability to do for your house what they do for our motorhome including water leak detection and turning off the water if there is a leak.

Hey there! Yes I remember! Stay in touch and let’s connect at glacier if we can!

Very good point! Having caps of 300G and 900G and unlimited on our Verizon, T-Mobile, and Starlink respectively really allows for a house like Internet usage.

Thanks! Fun new season of life!

Thanks! Congrats to you!

Thanks for watching, subscribing, and commenting!

Great point! Sounds like a need for a composting toilet for the extended guest room! :)

Really appreciate the feedback! It’s really a great tool.

It was factory installed. There is a Garmin mounting bracket that integrates with everything including the radio, the side and rear cameras, etc. The Garmin is held on by a magnet but easily pulls away from the mounting bracket. We store the Garmin itself in a cabinet inside (tpms display also) to keep excess heat in the cab from cooking them. We lost one Garmin before we realized that the heat was so bad up there.

@@travelingwithtroyandrhoda6442 I’d like to see that if you ever get time.

@@Peculiar_Hodag I will post a pic or video of that tonight.

@@Peculiar_Hodag it will happen today. Yesterday was longer than expected with some medical treatment stuff. 👍🏻

Answering a question about the Garmin mounting plate

Thanks! It couldn’t be better honestly.

Praise the Lord!!!

Thanks! One infusion to go and it has gone perfectly so far!

It is an industry wide issue. Low QC. It’s exactly why you must buy from a company who will at least take care of it under warranty. It’s not at all comparable to a car build.

really??? u forget the fact. that they are owned by maybe 3 companies now. tiffin. is no longer tiffin. it is just another thor product. all they care about is stock holders and profit. this is like a car. if u remember. back in the early 80's. we would make a list. of everything wrong with are car. then bring it back to the dealer to get it fixed. well. low and behold. the japs started building better car and cheaper. at first the big 3. laughed it off. until the japs took 25% sales away from u.s. manufactures. what this did. was make the big 3. build a better car. just facts. i can rebuild any rv on the market. i do not have to go to a dealer to have anything fixed. just ask bob. unfortunately, it is customers as yourself. just making excuses for QC. thanks for the reply though

A minute is just so short. I wanted to show the roll of tape and show how thick and sticky it is. But I just did that impromptu and it is what it is. 🤣

It really comes down to budget and needs. I’d focus on the lower end unless you know you need more. Let me review the models tomorrow and give better feedback. You want two SIM card slots/modems at minimum. More soon. Thanks for the feedback!

@@travelingwithtroyandrhoda6442 thank you so much! I’d love to hear more advice as I try to make decisions to meet our needs! By the way, love your Faith t-shirt!

I don't know if you found this link with the 4 top routers to check out. mobilemusthave.com/pages/mobile-internet-routers There is a button if you scroll down to SHOP ALL ROUTERS, but I know that gets overwhelming. Click on any router on either page I listed here, and scroll to find "SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION". They are very good at helping guide the decision. I wish our router had 3 sim slots, as I'd like to add AT&T to our mix with Verizon, T-Mobile and Starlink, but I can add a low end router for AT&T and just connect it to our existing router via Ethernet on the WAN port, to get all 3 and then pause whatever I don't need as I mentioned, but without swapping SIM cards all the time. We did the MAX Transit Duo Pro Mobile Router but they have released quite a few new routers since we bought just over a year ago. And new chipsets (x55 and x62) have come out. Looks like some are marked down 15-20% for Black Friday so your timing may be very good. If you work through all this and have questions left, let me know and I will try to help.

Help me convince her! :) I think CZcams had a glitch on that number briefly but has it fixed now.

Thank you! Peplink just announced some cool new features that integrate the Peplink router with Starlink in a rich new way which would make it a great way to start for you! Then you would have it all in place, using Starlink, and if you ever decide you need Verizon or T-Mobile or AT&T, you can just add one or more sims and it’s super easy to add them. Let me know if you have more questions.

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Thanks for watching LawDog!!

Sounds like a cool setup! I follow a Facebook group for people who tow with a Tesla. It can certainly be done! It’s funny how often people ask where we charge the Tesla that we tow in a trailer. Often we are standing next to the 50amp pedestal when they ask! 😂 Safe travels! Be safe out there.

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My cancer specialist lives where it gets cold in the winter, aka OMAHA. He would like to go to Arizona with us, but can't leave his other patients behind. Normally we do go south for winter and north for summer. This year, is different due to ongoing cancer treatment. Thanks for watching and taking time to comment. We agree with you! Normally.....

@@travelingwithtroyandrhoda6442 all the best to you with your treatment 🙏🙏🙏

Beards start as a whim for me and get annoying pretty soon and are suddenly gone. I'd prefer not to shave much/often but I never seem to keep the beard long enough to get over it. I've seen those faucet snoods but I don't think it will fit down over my whole apparatus. And I don't know how to actually warm it inside as it would seem fairly tight to have an incandescent bulb on. Sounds like I need to string out my heated hose. What's the reason to not coil the hose? It REALLY likes to stay coiled, but I'm curious what you know about it.

@@travelingwithtroyandrhoda6442 Have heard keeping it coiled promotes melting of the heat strip. Just as with extension cords, flowing current creates heat that can’t be dissipated properly when coiled. Now you would have double heating, intended and unintentional. And your setup looks better with all the gadgetry you have there.

That stinks! I wonder if some regular spray maintenance would help. Thoughts?

@@travelingwithtroyandrhoda6442 Yes. I will be doing that annually.