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LMAO... You livin' in the JUNGLE now!

I'm not familiar with that model... My impression is they made a lot of changes on the Brave 8 from earlier models.

@@GenXPats sent back try another one The 7le looks good with external Mike so ordered one If next one not work go with more expensive GoPro Akaso includes 2 batteries + charger (works). And bunch of stuff most connects to waterproof case 1 connector for tripod ect

Hi Daniel, IMHO the fat tires really stand out on gravel, sand, grass... anything other than street riding. If you were doing all street riding I would think street tires would last longer. We have had no problems with stability and feel quite comfortable riding at 28 MPH stability/safety wise. I would spray all the stainless with corrosion block... they seem to rust over time, but that seems to be similar with all of these bikes.

@@GenXPats If I go fat tire - it will be the Velowave Ranger 2. For the price, its one of the best deals out there. Thank you

Thanks for sticking with us!

You're awesome crew!❤

@@GenXPats and you're awesome advisors!

It was a fun trip! When are you guys coming to visit us down south?

We liked and used it alot until it ended up on the ocean floor. Thanks to a faulty selfie stick not the camera. The DJI Action is the one we are currently shooting with.

Interesting. Not what we've experienced at all. Prices in Guatemala are about 1/3 of the US. We spend six months in the US and the rest of the year in Guatemala and Belize so we are experiencing the out of control inflation in the US first hand.

Yes, you can use anything like this. www.amazon.com/sspa/click?ie=UTF8&spc=MTo4MzgwMzEzNzQ5MDk4ODA6MTcxOTA2MTg4ODpzcF9hdGY6MzAwMTY2Nzc5MDY0MjAyOjowOjo&url=%2FExtension-SJZSUNRUN-Connectors-Outdoor-Automotive%2Fdp%2FB0CJ7PHMRL%2Fref%3Dsr_1_1_sspa%3Fcrid%3D12BRVIFYI9GVZ%26dib%3DeyJ2IjoiMSJ9.h0kjfBe4Sd5JOp3qd44AWlSSkRGy4B9W6qltLJ3dpj7J4ZjrZUGKpudyKS6V18Ss1WX58nlmWdopaSnvL0N7ORti4wOdZhuOYXlJbRLehknHEtftUXT83j34IK_mjX8hMMIIdQYS8OW4ZIvWMnK8FuLXVXRHyTBLWB1qp3Zyl6duyjEvKGUe5L17fPMXhEB5CZfsSgdsUGOvwnC_fE6yW9M176qj6VWeDDllm8R_M77LF0q1Pb-tlG-gZ30ojsDFr7DaXx-ga9_Mg2Dum7lqRNRqhHZJcSLDp--aHzimi5c.o2fHDHHk-a0CXH_jGyYBrvmn2dT3JZpDilAnVuDf8Gg%26dib_tag%3Dse%26keywords%3Dsolar%2Bwire%26qid%3D1719061888%26s%3Dhi%26sprefix%3Dsolar%2Bwire%252Ctools%252C112%26sr%3D1-1-spons%26sp_csd%3Dd2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY%26psc%3D1 You don't need this specific one, but I would go with 10 AWG.

We appreciate your in-depth response and my hope is the same... I hope they work out the audio issue. We love everything else about the camera!

We run our A/C about 8 hours a night and run an induction cook top and if we have a sunny day we can make back all we use... usually right at the end of the day. I am seeing a D/C drain that I can't seem to track down. I may need a pro to take a look!

@@GenXPats The Victron Multiplus (If John installed that) takes a steady DC pull even if everything else is off. I'd have to experiment to see what ours pulls.

@@SV-Flying-Tigress Yes, even with that off I still have a DC pull... The more solar the larger the pull. I think it may be something to do with the smart shunt and the algorithm it uses. I need to find out what it is because it's driving me nuts just not knowing! lol

We love Isla!

It is to those of us who won't do it🤷‍♀️😄

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Good deal... you can inspect the top and the bottom at the same time!

I want steps!

🤣 he climbed it like a monkey... the chair was backup lol

@@GenXPats 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅😂

The dude is a pro... I have gone up my mast, but looking at him, I have a lot to learn! I had Amy "lift" me up the mast, and it damn near killed her. This dude was at the top before I got tired!

That's not a bad deal at all... Is it LiFePO4?

@@GenXPats yes

@@Spiderman-tg9ke I can tell you we have used the Eenour that I reviewed in earlier video all this season sailing and I am very happy with it. The fact that it has a 30A RV plug made me lean that way.

I have been enjoying it! This has been my go to bike as of late.

Yes, it does have cruse. If you keep the throttle at the same speed for 8 seconds the cruse control turns on. If you hit the break it turns off.

I agree... the audio needs work. If you could connect an external mic like the DJI this camera would be substantially more usable!

@@GenXPats you can I have the official akaso usbc mic adapter and wireless microphone 👌

@@daviddrew7624 Good to know, maybe I will try that on my next Akaso. This one was lost to the sea filming dolphins!

Appreciate your feedback!

This bike does not have cruise control.

Thanks for the feedback!

I agree with both of these, but the overheating with the GoPro has made it pretty much useless for what we do. I use the Akaso more than my GoPro but not as much as my DJI Action.

@@GenXPatsdji action is the best true

I agree but they have made major improvements and are getting close!

I know, right! I initially thought white would be kinda boring, but with the color differences... I love it! I get a lot of people stop me and ask me about the bike. This is the bike I always take out when we are just going out for a ride.

Thanks for the sub and the comment. Yes that would work just fine. You should be able to fully charge it in about 2 hours with that generator. The benefit is you can use the solar generator most of the time and use the small gas fueled generator to recharge if you don't have enough solar that day. I am doing the same thing on a boat right now. I use mostly solar but if I don't have enough solar I will top up the portable power station with a Honda 2000i generator before I go to bed for the night. Works through the night till the sun comes back up the next day!

@@GenXPats Great to hear. Thanks a lot for the reply. Very much appreciated.

That's awesome! It's the bike that I ride, and I've loved it so far.

Hi Mark, thanks for the compliment. I got 48 miles on a single charge. Full disclosure... I used pedal assist 3 and pedaled. Also I did not drain the battery completely. I rode until I had about 10% battery left. (Last bar on the battery indicator and flashing)

Folding does take up less space or "Different Space" is a better word. I can only put two unfolded bikes in the back of my truck, but if I fold them I can put four in there. As far as the screen goes, I would agree for the most part. Most of these screens you can't see if you wear polarized glasses and they are difficult to read in the sun. That's the reason I pointed this out specifically... This screen you can see clearly in the sun with polarized glasses on.

Do you know how many watts the cooler draws?

Hi James, I have not tested the ecoflow, so I cannot say for sure. The thing that stands out to me the most is the ecoflow has a battery and can run as a stand alone unit... The Eenour cannot. The Eenour has to be connected to a seperate power supply.

It is... I have plans to make a video showing just that. Hopefully in the next 2 weeks or so.

Hey Jerry... The A/C lasted 8 hours with the A/C on Sleep Mode and at a temp of 76 Degrees. On High fan and Lowest Temp setting it lasted 4 hours and 10 Mins. It may have lasted longer if I was in a smaller room so that it could keep the temperature regulated and the compressor could kick off. The room I tested this in really pushed the limit of what the unit could do as I explained in the video testing the PA600.

Thanks for watching the channel. I have reached out to Eenour to see if I can get an answer for you. I also have another video coming out in the next week or two that might be another option for you... Stay tuned and we appreciate you.

Thanks for letting us know. It appears to be temporarily unavailable...I've reached out to our contact and will give you an update as soon as I hear back.

Hi Wandering... We reached out to Eenour but they didn't know when they would have the F2000 back in stock. Take a look at this Allpowers I just reviewed, it is very similar. czcams.com/video/g6uo00KPeRk/video.htmlsi=QZJvGUHLv0BNHR8c Leave me a comment and let me know what you think. If you have any specific questions I will answer to the best of my ability.

That's a tough question... It would depend on your space and weight constraints. Folding bikes are generally heavier, but you are not giving up strength or quality in the frame IMHO. I have enjoyed both and I am finding out all bikes and manufactures have their pros and cons... I try to put them all in the videos.

Hi Billy, I like the F2000 a lot. In fact i'm helping a friend sail his boat across the Gulf and I am bringing this as a complete electrical backup for his house bank on his boat. I don't know if it's any better or worse construction wise in the long run, but here are the things I like. Its LiFePO4 (safety for a boat) 1800 watt fast charging, can charge the thing fully in just over an hour. 1000 watt solar charging capacity, so it can charge in 2 hours. Love that it has a 30A and a 24V plug as well. E Multiply Technology works well, it allows you to use up to 3200W constant power (if you’re not using equipment that requires a surge load to get started). If you have any specific questions, I will try to answer what I can.

Thank you, sir. One last question, i just bought one a few moments ago off of amazon & it shows it has 5-year warranty. Is that warranty come with yours also? Trying to make sure it's just not written there & then find out later its less. Thanks, again & love your channel!@@GenXPats

​@@KYHill-billy When you purchase you just purchase it through amazon like you regularly would. If you use our link amzn.to/3t5L9LE they know it comes from us. When you use the link select the F2000. We would appreciate if you use the link but it's by no means necessary. The 5 year warranty is listed in our link as well. We appreciate you watching and commenting. Thank you and good luck!

Hi Capt Kev, Thanks for checking out our channel. When I looked at the other folding bikes that's the conclusion I came to. They would be too heavy and bulky to easily transport on a boat. You need to do 1/2 to 1 full revolution of the pedal and then you can take over with the throttle. I will say this, the throttle will go 20 MPH even if you are just in pedal assist one, but you can control the speed with the amount of throttle you give the bike. It does take a little bit getting used to so maybe practice somewhere other than the dock that first time! lol

Agree on all points, but you can adjust the tilt on the saddle. The adjustments are the same as a regular seat there is just the additional handle that releases from the seat past and flips up to get access to the battery. I haven't tested the Ranger S but it looks to be a great option as well. Good luck with your decision!